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WARSAW CHOPIN AIRPORT QUOTA SYSTEM TABLE No Aircraft type IATA Arrival Departure Code QC points QC points 1. Fokker 100 100 0,25 0,5 2. Hawker Siddeley HS125 H25 2 8 3. BAe 146-100 141 0,5 0,5 4. BAe 146-200 142 0,25 0,25 5. BAe 146-300 143 0,5 0,5 6. BAe 146 146 0,5 0,5 7. BAe 146 Freighter 14F 0,5 0,5 8. BAe 146 Freighter 14X 0,25 0,25 9. BAe 146 Freighter 14Y 0,25 0,25 10. BAe 146 Freighter 14Z 0,25 0,25 11 . Airbus A310 310 1 2 12 . Airbus A310-200 312 1 2 13 . Airbus A310-300 313 1 2 14. Airbus A318 318 0,25 0,25 15 . Airbus A319 319 0,25 0,5 16 . Airbus A310-200F 31X 1 2 17 . Airbus A310-300F 31Y 1 2 18 . Airbus A320-100/200 320 0,5 1 19 . Airbus A321-100/200 321 0,5 2 20 . Airbus A320 (winglets) 32A 0,5 1 21 . Airbus A319/A320/A321 32S 0,5 2 22. Airbus A330 330 0,5 2 23 . Airbus A330-200 332 0,5 2 24 . Airbus A330-300 333 0,5 2 25 . Airbus A340 340 1 2 26 . Airbus A340-200 342 0,5 2 27 . Airbus A340-300 343 0,5 2 28 . Airbus A340-500 345 1 2 29 . Airbus A340-600 346 1 2 30 . Airbus A380 380 0,5 2 31 . Airbus A380-800 388 0,5 2 32 . Lockheed C-141B Starlifter 50M 20 20 33 . Lockheed C-5A Galaxy 51M 20 20 34 . Boeing 707-300 703 8 16 35 . Boeing 707/720 707 8 16 36 . Boeing 707 Freighter 70F 8 16 37 . Boeing 707 Combi 70M 8 16 38 . Boeing 717 717 0,25 0,25 39 . Boeing 727-100 721 2 4 40 . Boeing 727-200 722 2 8 41 . Boeing 727 727 2 8 42 . Boeing 727 -200 Advanced Passenger 72A 2 4 43 . Boeing 727-100 Mixed 72B 2 4 1 44 . Boeing 727 -200 Mixed 72C 2 8 45 . Boeing 727 Freig hter 72F 1 4 46 . Boeing 727 Combi 72M 2 4 47 . Boeing 727 -200/200 Advanced Passenger 72S 2 8 48 . Boeing 727 -100 Freighter 72X 2 4 49 . Boeing 727 -200 Freighter 72Y 2 8 50 . Boeing 737 -100 731 20 20 51 . Boeing 737 -200 732 2 8 52 . Boeing 737 -300 733 1 0,5 53 . Boeing 737 -400 734 1 1 54 . Boeing 737 -500 735 1 0,5 55 . Boeing 737 -600 736 0,25 0,25 56 . Boeing 737 -700 737 2 8 57 . Boeing 737 -800 738 0,5 1 58 . Boeing 737 -900 739 0,5 1 59 . Boeing 737 737 -200 Advanced Passenger 73A 2 8 60 . Boeing 737 -300 (wi nglets) 73C 1 0,5 61 . Boeing 737 Freighter 73F 2 8 62. Boeing 737 -700 73G 0,5 1 63 . Boeing 737 -800 (winglets) 73H 0,5 1 64 . Boeing 737 737 -900 (winglets) Passenger 73J 0,5 1 65 . Boeing 737 -200 Combi 73M 2 8 66 . Boeing 737 -400 Freighter 73P 1 1 67 . Boeing 737 -400 Mixed 73Q 1 1 68 . Boeing 737 -700 Freighter 73S 0,5 1 69 . Boeing 737 -700 (winglets) 73W 0,5 1 70 . Boeing 737 -300 Freighter 73Y 1 0,5 71 . Boeing 747 -100 741 8 16 72 . Boeing 747 -200 742 8 16 73 . Boeing 747 -300 743 4 8 74 . Boeing 747 -400 744 2 4 75 . Boeing 747 747 8 16 76 . Boeing 747 -800 748 1 2 77 . Boeing 747 -200 Combi 74C 8 16 78 . Boeing 747 -300 Combi 74D 4 16 79 . Boeing 747 -400 Combi 74E 2 8 80 . Boeing 747 Freighter 74F 4 8 81 . Boeing 747 -400 74J 2 4 82 . Boeing 747SP 74L 4 16 83. Boeing 747 Combi 74M 8 16 84 . Boeing 747SR 74R 4 16 85 . Boeing 747 SP 74S 4 8 86 . Boeing 747 -100 Freighter 74T 8 16 87 . Boeing 747 -300/200 SUD F 74U 8 16 88 . Boeing 747SR Freighter 74V 4 16 2 89 . Boeing 747 -200 Freighter 74X 8 16 90 . Boeing 747 -400 Freighter 74Y 2 4 91 . Boeing 757 -200 752 1 1 92 . Boeing 757 -300 753 0,25 1 93 . Boeing 757 757 1 1 94 . Boeing 757 Freighter 75F 1 1 95 . Boeing 757 Mixed 75M 1 2 96 . Boeing 757 -300 (w inglets) 75T 0,25 1 97 . Boeing 757 -200 (winglets) 75W 1 1 98 . Boein g 767 -200 762 2 2 99 . Boeing 767 -300 763 1 2 100 . Boeing 767 -400 764 0,5 2 101 . Boeing 767 767 2 2 102 . Boeing 767 Freighter 76F 1 2 103 . Boeing 767 -300 (winglets) Freighter 76V 1 2 104 . Boeing 767 -300 (w inglets) 76W 0,5 2 105 . Boeing 767 -200 Freigh ter 76X 2 2 106 . Boeing 767 -300 Freighter 76Y 1 2 107 . Boeing 777 -200 772 1 2 108 . Boeing 777 -300 773 1 2 109 . Boeing 777 777 2 2 110 . Boeing 777 -200LR 77L 1 2 111 . Boeing 777 -300ER 77W 1 2 112 . Boeing 777 -200 Freighter 77X 1 2 113 . Boeing 787 -800 788 1 1 114 . Antonov An-26 A26 1 2 115 . Antonov An-30 A30 20 20 116 . Antonov An-32 A32 20 20 117 . Antonov An-124 A4F 2 16 118 . Antonov An-225 A5F 8 16 119 . Airbus A300 AB3 2 2 120 . Airbus A300B2/B4/C4 AB4 2 2 121 . Airbus A300-600 AB6 1 2 122 . Airbus A300F ABF 2 2 123 . Airbus A300ST Super Transporter ABS 20 20 124 . Airbus A300C4/F4 Freighter ABX 2 2 125 . Airbus A600-600F ABY 1 2 126 . Rockwell Commander/Turbo Commander ACD 20 20 127 . Rockwell Commander ACP 20 20 128 . Rockwell Turbo Commander ACT 20 20 129 . Antonov An-24 AN4 16 16 130 . Antonov An-26 AN6 1 2 131 . Antonov An-72/An-74 AN7 0,5 0,5 132 . Antonov An-12 ANF 0,5 2 133 . BAe Avro RJ100 AR1 0,5 0,5 3 134 . BAe Avro RJ70 AR7 0,5 0,5 135 . BAe Avro RJ85 AR8 0,5 0,5 136 . BAe Avro RJ70/RJ85/RJ100 ARJ 0,5 0,5 137 . ATR 42-300/400 AT3 0,5 0,25 138 . ATR 42-300/320 AT4 0,25 0,25 139 . ATR 42-500 AT5 0,5 0,25 140 . ATR 72 AT7 0,25 0,25 141 . ATR 42-400 ATD 0,5 0,25 142 . BAE ATP ATP 0,5 0,25 143 . ATR 42/72 ATR 0,5 0,25 144 . BAC One Eleven B11 99 99 145 . BAC One Eleven 200 B12 1 4 146 . BAC One Eleven 300 B13 1 4 147 . BAC One Eleven 400/47 B14 1 8 148 . BAC One Eleven 500 B15 1 8 149 . Boeing 720B B72 4 8 150 . Boeing Business Jet BBJ 0,5 0,5 151 . Beech 1900/1900C/1900D BE1 0,25 0,25 152 . Beech Twin Piston BE2 0,25 0,25 153 . Hawker 400 Beechjet (400A/400XP/400T) BE4 0,25 1 154 . Beechcraft 99 BE9 0,25 0,25 15 5. Beech light aircraft BEC 0,25 0,25 156 . Beech 1900D BEH 0,25 0,25 157 . Beechcraft BEJ 0,25 0,25 158 . Beech Single Piston BEP 0,25 0,25 159 . Beech 1900/1900C BES 0,25 0,25 160 . Beech Twin Turboprop BET 0,25 0,25 161 . Bell Helicopter BH2 0,5 1 162 . Britten Norman BN-2A/B Islander BN1 0,25 0,25 163 . Britten Norman BN-2A/B Islander BNI 0,25 0,25 164 . Britten Norman BN -2A Mk III Trislander BNT 0,25 0,25 165 . Boeing Helicopters Chinook BVH 0,5 2 166 . C17 GLOBEMASTER C17 16 16 167 . Canadair Challenger 600/601/604/605 CCJ 0,25 0,5 168 . Bombardier BD -700 Global 5000/ Bombardier Global Express CCX 0,25 0,5 169 . GAF Nomad N22B/N24A CD2 20 20 170 . Bombardier Global Express CGX 0,5 0,5 171. Cessna 500/501/525 Citation CJ1 0,25 0,25 172. Cessna 550/551/552 Citation/Cessna 550 Citation 2/Cessna 551 Citation 2SP CJ2 0,25 0,5 173 . Cessna 680 Citation Sovereign CJ8 0,25 0,25 174 . Cessna 560 Citation XL/XLS CJL 0,25 0,25 175 . Cessna 510 Citation Mustang CJM 0,25 0,25 4 176 . Bombardier Challenger 300 CL3 0,25 0,25 177 . Canadair CL-44 CL4 0,5 0,5 178 . Canadair Challenger 600/601/604/605 CL6 0,5 0,5 179 . Cessna light aircraft single pist on CN1 0,25 0,25 180 . Cessna light aircraft twin piston CN2 0,25 0,25 181 . Cessna 750 Citation X CN7 0,25 0,25 182 . Cessna light aircraft CNA 0,25 0,25 183 . Cessna Single Turboprop CNC 0,25 0,25 184 . Cessna Citation CNJ 0,25 0,25 185 . Cessna Twin Turboprop CNT 0,25 0,25 186 . Canadiar CRJ 100 CR1 0,25 0,25 187 . Canadiar CRJ 200 CR2 0,5 0,5 188 . Canadiar CRJ 700 CR7 0,25 0,25 189 . Canadiar CRJ 900 CR9 0,25 0,25 190 . Canadiar CRJ CRJ 0,5 0,5 191 . Sud-Est SE.210 Caravelle CRV 4 4 192 . 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