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Study on the Allocation of Emissions from International Aviation to the UK Inventory – CPEG7 Study on the Allocation of Emissions from International Aviation to the UK Inventory – CPEG7 Final Report to DEFRA Global Atmosphere Division Allocation of International Aviation Emissions from Scheduled Air Traffic – Present day and Historical (Report 2 of 3) Appendices December 2005 Lee D. S., Owen B., Graham, A., Fichter C., Lim L. L. & Dimitriu D. Manchester Metropolitan University Centre for Air Transport and the Environment (CATE) Department of Environmental and Geographical Sciences Faculty of Science and Engineering 1 Report prepared by Lee, D. S., Owen B., Graham A. and Fichter C. Reviewed/checked by Professor Callum Thomas Report no. CATE-2005-3(C)-2 Date of issue, Version no. 25-04-2005 v1.2 for initial review and customer comment 24-11-2005 v1.5 Final release version 2 Table of contents Appendix 1 Table of carriers and allocated country 5 Appendix 2 Results from the analysis of maximum flight altitudes by aircraft types and distances. 15 -1 Appendix 3 Domestic emissions from civil aviation, 1990 (Gg CO2 yr ) 22 -1 Appendix 4 Domestic emissions from civil aviation, 2000 (Gg CO2 yr ) 24 -1 Appendix 5 Allocation of international aviation emissions for Annex I countries, 1990 (Gg CO2yr ) 27 -1 Appendix 6 Allocation of international aviation emissions for Annex I countries, 2000 (Gg CO2yr ) 28 -1 Appendix 7 Allocation of international aviation emissions for all countries, 1990 (Gg CO2 yr ) 29 -1 Appendix 8 Allocation of international aviation emissions for all countries, 2000 (Gg CO2 yr ) 34 -1 Appendix 9 Allocation of international aviation emissions for all countries, 1990 (Gg NOx yr ) 40 -1 Appendix 10 Allocation of international aviation emissions for all countries, 2000 (Gg NOx yr ) 47 Appendix 11 Aviation, radiative forcing and the radiative forcing index 53 Appendix 12 Estimates of radiative forcing for 1992, 2015 and 2050 from IPCC (1999) and for 2000 (Sausen et al., 2005) 56 3 4 Appendix I Table of carriers and allocated country CarrierID Carrier Country CarrierID Carrier Country CarrierID Carrier Country 2A DEUTSCHE BAHN DE DSO DHL AERO EXPRESO S.A. PA OI ASPIRING AIR NZ 2B AEROCONDOR PT DT TAAG ANGOLA AIRLINES AO OJ AIR ST. BARTHELEMY GP 2C SNCF FR DU HEMUS AIR BG OK CZECH AIRLINES CZ 2D FEDERICO II AIRWAYS IT DV LUFTTAXI DORTMUND DE OL OLT OSTFRIESISCHE LUFTTRANSPORT GMBH DE 2E HEATHROW EXPRESS GB DW AERO CHARTER UA OM MIAT - MONGOLIAN AIRLINES MN 2F FRONTIER FLYING SERVICE US DX DANISH AIR TRANSPORT DK ON AIR NAURU NR 2H THALYS INTERNATIONAL BE DY AIR DJIBOUTI DJ OO SKYWEST AIRLINES US 2J AIR BURKINA BF DZ TRANSCARAIBES AIR INTERNATIONAL FR OP PAN AMERICAM AIRBRIDGE US 2K KITTY HAWK AIRWAYS US E2 RIO GRANDE AIR US OQ SUNRISE AIRLINES US 2L LAER S.E. LINEAS AEREAS ENTRE RIOS AR E3 DOMODEDOVO AIRLINES RU OR CRIMEA AIR UA 2M MOLDAVIAN AIRLINES MD E4 AERO ASIA PK OS AUSTRIAN AIRLINES AT 2P AIR PHILIPPINES PH E5 SAMARA AIRLINES RU OT AVANT AIRLINES CL 2Q RUSAVIA RU E6 AVIAEXPRESSCRUISE AIRLINE RU OU CROATIA AIRLINES HR 2R VIA RAIL CANADA CA E7 EUROPEAN AVIATION AIR CHARTER GB OV ESTONIAN AIR EE 2S ISLAND EXPRESS US E8 ALPI EAGLES IE OW EXECUTIVE AIRLINES/AMERICAN EAGLE PR 2T CANADA 3000 CA E9 COMPAGNIE AFRICAINE D'AVIATION CD OX ORIENT THAI AIRLINES TH 2V AMTRAK US EA EUROPEAN REGIONS AIRLINES ES OY AFRICAN INTERCONTINENTAL AIRWAYS GM 2W WELCOME AIR AT EB EMERY WORLDWIDE AIRLINES US OZ ASIANA AIRLINES KR 2Y HELENAIR CORPORATION LC EC HELI INTER FR P2 SERVICIOS AEREOS PROFESIONALES S.A. DO 2Z CHANG-AN AIRLINES CN ED CC AIR US P4 AERO LINEAS SOSA HN 3A MAFIRA AIR CHARTER SERVICES MY EE GOLDWING AIRLINES IT P5 AEROREPUBLICA CO 3B AVIONES DE ORIENTE C.A. (AVIOR) VE EF FAR EASTERN AIR TRANSPORT CN P6 TRANS AIR US 3C CORPORATE EXPRESS AIRLINES US EG JAPAN ASIA AIRWAYS JP P7 EAST LINE AIRLINES RU 3D DENIM AIR NL EH SAETA EC P8 PANTANAL LINHAS AEREAS BR 3E AIR BRETAGNE FR EI AER LINGUS IE P9 PRO AIR US 3G ATLANT-SOYUZ AIRLINES RU EJ NEW ENGLAND AIRLINES US PB PROVINCIAL AIRLINES CA 3H AIR INUIT (SAD) CA EK EMIRATES AE PC AIR FIJI FJ 3J AIR ALLIANCE CA EL AIR NIPPON JP PD PEM-AIR CA 3K TATONDUK FLYING SERVICE US EM WESTERN AIRLINES AU PE AIR EUROPE IT 3L SCENIC AIR US EMO EMPIRE AIRLINES US PF PALESTINIAN AIRLINES YW 3M GULFSTREAM INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES INC. US EN AIR DOLOMITI IT PG BANGKOK AIRWAYS TH 3N AIR URGA UA EO CONGO AIRLINES CD PH POLYNESIAN AIRLINES WS 3P GEORGIAN AIRLINES GE EP IRAN ASSEMAN AIRLINES IR PI SUNFLOWER AIRLINES LTD. FJ 3Q CHINA YUNNAN AIRLINES CN EQ TAME LINEA AEREA DEL ECUADOR EC PJ AIR ST PIERRE PM 3R AVIA AIR AW ER DHL AIRWAYS INC. US PK PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES PK 3S SHUSWAP AIR CA ES TRANS AM AIRLINES PE PM TROPIC AIR AR 3T TURAN AIR AZ ESO DHL INTERNATIONAL E.C. BH PN PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS CORP. US 3UK BUZZ GB ET ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES ET PO POLAR AIR CARGO US 5 3W WANAIR PF EU ECUATORIANA DE AVIACION S.A. EC PQ TROPICAL INTERNATIONAL AIRWAYS KN 3X JAPAN AIR COMMUTER JP EV ATLANTIC SOUTHEAST US PQO TASHKENT AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION CORP. UZ 3Z NECON AIR NP EW EUROWINGS DE PR PHILIPPINE AIRLINES PH 4A ARARAT AVIA AM EX AEROLINEAS SANTO DOMINGO DO PS UKRAINE INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES UA 4B OLSON AIR SERVICE US EY EAGLE AIR TZ PT WEST AIR SWEDEN SE 4C AIRES S.A CO EZ SUN AIR OF SCANDINAVIA DK PU PLUNA UY 4D AIR SINAI EG EZO EVERGREEN INT'L AIRLINES US PV SAINT BARTH COMMUTER GP 4E TANANA AIR SERVICE US F2 SOUTHERN INDEPENDENT AIR COMPANY UA PW PRECISIONAIR TZ 4F AIR CITY DE F3 FLYING ENTERPRISE SE PX AIR NIUGINI PG 4G SHENZHEN AIRLINES CN F4 EURECA IT PY SURINAM AIRWAYS SR 4H FLY BR F5 ARCHANA AIRWAYS IN PZ TRANSPORTES AEREOS DEL MERCOSUR PY 4J LOVE AIR GB F6 CHINA NATIONAL AVIATION CN Q2 MINERVA AIRLINES IT 4K KENN BOREK AIR CA F7 KAIKEN LINEAS AEREAS AR Q3 ZAMBIAN AIRWAYS ZM 4M AFRICAN STAR AIRWAYS ZA F8 AIR MONTREAL CA Q4 MUSTIQUE AIRWAYS VC 4N AIR NORTH CA F9 FRONTIER AIRLINES INC. US Q5 40 MILE AIR US 4P BUSINESS AVIATION CD FB GUARDAIR NO Q6 AERO-CONDOR S.A. PE 4Q AEROLYON FR FBO FINE AIR US Q7 SOBELAIR BE 4R NT AIR LTD CA FC TEMPLEHOF EXPRESS AIRLINES DE Q9 INTERBRASIL STAR S.A. BR 4T TCH OF RUSSIAN AIRLINES RU FCO FALCON EXPRESS AE QA AEROCARIBE/AEROCOZUMEL MX 4U TAVAJ - TRANSPORTES REGULARES S.A. BR FD CITYFLYER EXPRESS GB QB AIR ALMA INC. CA 4V VOYAGEUR AIRWAYS CA FE EAGLE CANYON AIRLINES US QC AVIATION QUEBEC LABRADOR CA 4W WARBELOW'S AIR VENTURES INC. US FF TOWER AIR US QD AIR ATLANTIC ES 4X F'AIRLINES NL FG ARIANA AFGHAN AIRLINES AF QDO QWESTAIR AU 4Y YUTE AIR ALASKA US FI ICELANDAIR IS QE CROSSAIR EUROPE FR 4Z SOUTH AFRICAN AIRLINK ZA FJ AIR PACIFIC FJ QF QANTAS AIRWAYS AU 5A ALPINE AVIATION US FK KEEWATIN AIR LIMITED CA QG PRIMA AIR/FLYAIR ES 5B TIE AVIATION INC. US FL AIRTRAN AIRWAYS US QI CIMBER AIR DK 5C CONQUEST AIRLINES US FM SHANGHAI AIRLINES CN QJ LATPASS AIRLINES LV 5D AEROLITORAL, S.A. DE C.V. MX FN REGIONAL AIR LINES MA QJO JET AIRWAYS INC. US 5E BASE AIRLINES NL FP PAR AVION AU QK AIR NOVA CA 5F ARCTIC CIRCLE AIR SERVICE US FQ AIR ARUBA AW QM AIR MALAWI MW 5G QUEEN AIR DO FR RYANAIR IE QN ROYAL AVIATION CA 5H KATO AIRLINE NO FS MISSIONARY AVIATION FELLOWSHIP AU QO ORIGIN PACIFIC AIRWAYS NZ 5J CEBU PACIFIC AIR PH FSO SERVICOS DE TRANSPORTES US QOO AEROMEXPRESS S.A. MX 5K ODESSA AIRLINES UA FT SIEM REAP AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL KH QP AIRKENYA AVIATION KE 5L AEROSUR BO FU AIR LITTORAL FR QR QATAR AIRWAYS QA 5M SIBAVIATRANS RU FV VIVA AIR ES QS TATRA AIR A.S. CZ 5N ARKHANGELSK AIRLINES RU FW FAIR JP QT REGIONAL AIR PG 5P PENA TRANSPORTES AEREOS S/A BR FX FEDEX US QU UGANDA AIRLINES UG 5Q SKARGARDSFLYG AB FI FY BROOME AIRLINES AU QV LAO AVIATION LA 5R IRS AERO RU FZ AIR FACILITIES AU QW TURKS & CAICOS AIRWAYS TC 6 5S L'AEROPOSTALE FR G2 AVIREX GABON GA QX HORIZON AIR US 5T AIR NEGRIL JM G3 CITY CONNEXION AIRLINES BI QY EUROPEAN AIR TRANSPORT BE 5U LINEAS AEREAS DEL ESTADO AR G4 ALLEGIANT AIR, INC. US QZ P.T. AIR WAGON INTERNATIONAL ID 5V LVIV AIRLINES UA G5 ENKOR AIRLINES RU R2 STATE ORENBURG AVIA ENTERPRISE RU 5W COMED AVIATION GB G7 GANDALF AIRLINES IT R3 ARMENIAN AIRLINES AM 5X UNITED PARCEL SERVICE CO. US G8 GUJARAT AIRWAYS IN R4 THE STATE TRANSPORT COMPANY "RUSSIA" RU 5Y ISLES OF SCILLY SKYBUS GB G9 CONTINENTAL WINGS GM R5 MALTA AIR CHARTER MT 6A AVIACSA MX GA GARUDA INDONESIA ID R6 AIR SRPSKA BA 6C CAPE SMYTHE AIR SERVICE INC US GBO ABX AIR INC. US R7 AEROSERVICIOS CARABOBO C.A. (ASERCA) VE 6D PELITA AIR SERVICE ID GC GAMBIA INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES GM R8 REGULJAIR SE 6H ISRAIR IL GD TAESA MX R9 CAMAI AIR US 6K ASIAN SPIRIT PH GE TRANS ASIA AIRWAYS TW RA ROYAL NEPAL AIRLINES NP 6L AKLAK AIR CA GF GULF AIR BH RB SYRIAN ARAB AIRLINES SY 6M SOUTH ASIA AIRWAYS BD GG AIR GUYANE GF RC ATLANTIC AIRWAYS FAROE ISLANDS FO 6N TRANS TRAVEL AIRLINES NL GH GHANA AIRWAYS GH RD ALITALIA TEAM IT 6Q SLOVAK AIRLINES SK GI ITEK AIR KG RE AER ARANN IE 6R BRITRAIL GB GJ EUROFLY IT RF ORD AIR CHARTER AU 6S PROTEUS HELICOPTERES FR GK GO ONE AIRWAYS GB RFO FLORIDA WEST US 6T AIR MANDALAY LTD MM GL GREENLANDAIR GL RG VARIG BR 6U UKRAINE AIR UA GM AIR SLOVAKIA SK RH REGIONNAIR CA 6V LIGNES AERIENNES CONGOLAISES CD GN AIR GABON GA RI PT MANDALA AIRLINES ID 6W SARATOV AIRLINES RU GO GO GB RJ ROYAL JORDANIAN JO 6Y NICARAGUENSE DE AVIACION NI GQ BIG SKY AIRLINES US RK AIR AFRIQUE CI 72E SKY CABS LK GR AURIGNY AIR SERVICES GB RL AIR CHARTER INC.
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