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Cert No Name Doing Business As Address City Zip 1 Cust No Alaska Cust No Cert No Name Doing Business As Address City Zip Alaska 1217 96-T-0003 Era Aviation, Inc. 6160 Carl Brady Drive Anchorage 99502 1226 96-T-0006 Northern Air Cargo, Inc. 3900 W. Int'L Airport Rd. Anchorage 99502 1246 96-T-0009 Peninsula Airways, Inc. 6100 Boeing Avenue Anchorage 99502 Arizona 32791 86-T-0006 Mesa Airlines, Inc. 410 N. 44th Street, Suite 700 Phoenix 85008 508 86-T-0009 U S Airways Inc 4000 E. Sky Harbor Blvd. 548000 Phoenix 85034 Arkansas 28787 71-T-0001 Air Transport International 2800 Cantrell Rd. Little Rock 72202 33072 71-T-0002 Danley, Betty 1425 Cole Deading Rd. Scott 72142 39015 71-T-0003 Little, Clint 360 Little Ln. Clinton 72031 25786 71-T-0005 Parker Kennels 9110 Green Hollow Road Ozark 72949 7381 71-T-0004 Whitelaw, Fred D. 270 Cottonwood Ln. Marshall 72650 California 26247 93-T-0033 Aeromexpress Cargo 5795 West Imperial Highway Los Angeles 90045 26279 93-T-0028 Air New Zealand, Ltd. 5625 West Imperial Highway, Ste. Los Angeles 90045 26440 93-T-0038 Air Pacific, Ltd. 6080 Center Drive, Suite 490 Los Angeles 90045 43899 93-T-0040 Ameriflight, L.L.C. 4700 Empire Avenue, Hangar #1 Burbank 91505 26441 93-T-0032 Asiana Airlines 5758 West Century Blvd. Los Angeles 90045 1221 93-T-0009 Bax Global, Inc. 440 Exchange Irvine 92602 26447 93-T-0026 Cathay Pacific Airways 360 Post Street, Ste. 300 San Francisco 94108 26108 93-T-0029 China Airlines 11201 Aviation Blvd. Los Angeles 90045 26342 93-T-0037 China Cargo Airlines, Ltd 5758 West Century Blvd. Los Angeles 90045 26345 93-T-0034 Compania Mexicana De Aviacion S A De CMexicana Airlines 9841 Airport Blvd. Ste. 400 Los Angeles 90045 26446 93-T-0035 Eva Airways Corporation 12240 East Imperial Highway Suit Norwalk 90650 26239 93-T-0031 Japan Airlines International Company, Ltd 300 Continental Blvd. Suite 620 El Segundo 90245 40509 93-T-0036 Jet Airways 2301 Camino Ramon, Ste. 140 San Ramon 94583 26433 93-T-0027 Korean Air Lines 6101 W Imperial Highway Los Angeles 90045 43782 93-T-0039 M. C. Cargo Group, Inc. 783 East Pico Blvd. Los Angeles 90021 1285 93-T-0021 Matson Navigation Company, Inc. 555 12th Street Oakland 94607 1232 93-T-0019 Phyllis Fluharty, Stephen Fritz & 405 Yellow Jacket Road Benton 93512 25630 93-T-0025 Singapore Airlines/Singapore Airlines Carg P.O. Box 280746 San Francisco 94128 1301 93-T-0022 Thai Airways International, P.C.L. 222 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Ste 100 El Segundo 90245 Colorado 1294 84-T-0012 Frontier Airlines Inc 7001 Towers Road Denver 80249 Dist Of Columbia 26325 10-T-0002 Belair Airlines Ltd Steptoe & Johnson Llp Washington 20004 29201 10-T-0003 Westjet Airlines Ltd 1200 New Hampshire Ave Nw Sui Washington 20036 Florida 27661 58-T-0146 Absa Aerolinhas Brasileiros Sa 6500 Nw 22 St Miami 33122 26241 58-T-0123 Aerolineas Argentinas 6205 Blue Lagoon Drive #350 Miami 33126 26253 58-T-0118 Aerotransportes Mas De Carga Sa De Cv 6500 Nw 22nd St Miami 33122 21211 58-T-0113 Amerijet International Inc 2800 South Andrews Ave. Fort Lauderdale 33316 20680 58-T-0112 Arrow Air Inc. Legal Department Miami 33126 27851 58-T-0144 Avianca Airlines 1801 Nw 66th Ave Bldg 709-2 Miami 33126 32297 58-T-0133 Aviateca Airlines 8725 Nw 18 Terrace Suite 402 Miami 33172 35549 58-T-0137 Bob Rocco Enterprises Inc Adcom Worldwide 5902 Johns Road Tampa 33634 1706 58-T-0143 Cargolux Airlines Intl S A 1900 N W Corporate Blvd., Ste. W Boca Raton 33431 31561 58-T-0127 Centurion Air Cargo 1751 Nw 68th Avenue Bldg 706 Miami 33122 26344 58-T-0129 Cielos Del Peru Po Box 522300 Miami 33122 26356 58-T-0130 Dhl Aviation Americas Po Box 523862 Miami 33152 37586 58-T-0139 Executive Air Services Inc 15001 Nw 42nd Ave Miami 30054 20682 58-T-0115 Harvey, Paul Unique Carriers 4101 Meredith Dr. Valrico 33594 32299 58-T-0134 Lacsa Lineas Aereas Costarricenses S.A. 8725 Nw 18 Terrace Suite 402 Miami 33172 26250 58-T-0121 Lan Chile Cargo Sa 6500 Nw 22nd St Miami 33122 26258 58-T-0117 Lloyd Aereo Boliviano S A M 225 Se 1st St Miami 33131 44351 58-T-0148 Locair Inc 268 Sw 33rd St Fort Lauderdale 33315 830 58-T-0101 Martinair Holland 1651 N.W. 68th Ave Miami 33126 43644 58-T-0147 Master Top Linhas Areas Ltda 1851 Nw 68th Ave Miami 33126 41736 58-T-0145 Meyers I I, Leslie 3938 Megallan Trail Tallahassee 32304 1 Cust No Cert No Name Doing Business As Address City Zip Florida 36957 58-T-0141 Ponte, Pamela East Coast Pet Express 5 Hawiian Blvd St Augustine 32080 31056 58-T-0128 Ryder Intergrated Logistics 11690 Nw 105th Miami 33178 26362 58-T-0124 South African Airways (Pty) Limited 515 East Las Olas Blvd Fort Lauderdale 33322 18986 58-T-0111 Spirit Airlines 2800 Executive Way Miramar 33025 26365 58-T-0132 Taca International Airlines S A 8725 Nw 18 Terace Suite 402 Miami 33172 32300 58-T-0135 Taca Peru Airlines 8725 Nw 18 Terrace Suite 402 Miami 33172 1806 58-T-0142 Tam Linhas Aereas Tam Airlines 5201 Blue Lagoon Dr, Ste 700 Miami 33126 27953 58-T-0126 Tampa Cargo Po Box 524235 Miami 33152 27354 58-T-0131 Vensecar International Po Box 523862 Miami 33152 Georgia 912 57-T-0005 Atlantic S E Airlines Inc 100 Hartsfield Centre Parkway Atlanta 30354 828 57-T-0001 Delta Airlines Inc 1010 Delta Boulevard Atlanta 30320 43766 57-T-0106 My Buddys Coming Home Pet Transport S 282 Spring Chase Cir Kathleen 31047 43163 57-T-0105 Royal Paws 103 Jefferson Cir Sandy Springs 30328 Hawaii 44949 95-T-0014 Aeko Kula, Inc. Aloha Air Cargo P.O. Box 30900 Honolulu 96820 1218 95-T-0002 Aloha Airlines P.O. Box 30028 Honolulu 96820 1219 95-T-0009 Hawaii Island Air, Inc. 99 Kapalulu Place Honolulu 96819 43295 95-T-0013 Hawaii Superferry, Inc One Water Front Plaza Honolulu 96813 1216 95-T-0001 Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. P.O. Box 30008 Honolulu 96820 26718 95-T-0012 Philippine Airlines 300 Rodgers Blvd., #10 Honolulu 96819 1261 95-T-0010 Young Brothers, Limited Pier 40, P.O. Box 3288 Honolulu 96801 Idaho 29412 82-T-0001 Gibbs, Shannon 1729 Merrill Street Boise 83705 Illinois 26177 33-T-0005 Air Canada 515 Express Center Drive Chicago 60666 30058 33-T-0007 Aquatics Inc 7004 W Cullom Ave Norridge 60706 39917 33-T-0010 Brown, Tammie 8932 Frog Pond Rd Erie 61250 33281 33-T-0006 Condor Airlines Inc 104 South Walnut St Itasca 60143 28197 33-T-0004 International Cargo Marketing Alliance Air Po Box 66751 Chicago 60666 25861 33-T-0003 Klm Royal Dutch Airlines 618 S Access Road Chicago 60666 35153 33-T-0008 Midwest Pet Express 1322 S Prairie Avenue, #1307 Chicago 60605 37877 33-T-0009 River, Jonathan 1530 190th St Homewood 60430 647 33-T-0001 United Airlines Inc P.O. 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