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Amadeus Terminal Charge 1St Half 2013 Amadeus Terminal Charge 1st Half 2013 No Office Name Office ID SELLING PLATFORM Payable Amount 1 AALATOUR ABDI42100 1 2,100,000 2 ABA PARVAZ THRI421CQ 1 1,400,000 3 ABARSETAREH THRI421DZ 2 4,200,000 4 ABEE NET PARVAZ THRI421HC 3 6,300,000 5 ABNOOSGASHT THRI4215A 3 6,300,000 6 ABOUMOSLEM MHDI42115 2 4,200,000 7 ABRASA PARVAZ THRI421L8 2 6,000,000 8 ABSHAR THRI421E3 2 4,200,000 9 ADAMOHAVA THRI421C1 3 9,000,000 10 ADIBIAN MHDI42108 6 18,000,000 11 ADINEHSEIR THRI421D0 2 4,200,000 12 AFAGHNAGHSHJAHAN IFNI4210P 1 2,100,000 13 AFAGHSEIR THRI4218R 1 2,100,000 14 AFSHIN REIHANEH KHORASAN MHDI4211Z 1 1,500,000 15 AFTABGARDANTOUS MHDI4210P 1 3,000,000 16 AFTABSAHELABI THRI421A9 7 21,000,000 17 AHANGSAFARTOUS MHDI4211C 3 6,300,000 18 AHMADZADEH MHDI42101 8 24,000,000 19 AHOURA PARVAZ THRI421HJ 1 2,100,000 20 AHOVAN THRI42172 3 9,000,000 21 AIRBOUALI HDMI42100 1 2,100,000 22 AITO THRI421A1 8 24,000,000 23 ALAMDAR THRI421KH 1 2,100,000 24 ALAMGASHTPIROUZ MHDI42119 2 4,200,000 25 ALAMNAMA THRI42174 6 17,700,000 26 ALAMOUT THRI4210Z 5 15,000,000 27 ALFA PARVAZ NILI THRI421FV 1 2,100,000 28 ALMAS NESHAN ASEMAN THRI421J2 2 6,000,000 29 ALPTOUR TBZI4210U 1 2,100,000 30 ALTINSEIR TBZI4210R 1 2,100,000 31 AMIN THRI4213V 6 18,000,000 32 AMIN PARVAZ ASSEMAN THRI421K4 1 2,100,000 33 AMINPARVAZSEPAHAN IFNI4210L 2 6,000,000 34 AMIR THRI42109 4 12,000,000 35 AMIR SAEE PARVAZ THRI421GT 2 4,200,000 36 AMIRSAIR KSHI42105 1 2,100,000 37 AMITIS BAL PARS THRI421J0 3 6,300,000 38 AMITISPARVAZ THRI4218G 2 6,000,000 39 AMOUNSAN THRI42107 4 8,400,000 40 AMOUTSEIR THRI4215U 3 9,000,000 41 ANA MEHR PARVAZ THRI4216H 1 3,000,000 42 ANA PARVAZ IRANIAN THRI421JJ 2 4,200,000 43 ANAHITAPARVAZ THRI4210P 6 18,000,000 44 ANDISHEHPARVAZNOVIN THRI421AX 1 2,100,000 Amadeus Terminal Charge 1st Half 2013 No Office Name Office ID SELLING PLATFORM Payable Amount 45 APADANAPARVAZ THRI4217U 2 6,000,000 46 ARANSEIR MHDI4210G 4 12,000,000 47 ARASBARANSEIR THRI42193 1 2,100,000 48 ARASTRAVEL&TOUR THRI421B0 3 9,000,000 49 ARDALAN KAVOSH PEYMA THRI421JD 1 2,100,000 50 ARFAA THRI4211S 4 11,700,000 51 ARGJADID THRI4210U 12 36,000,000 52 ARIANA MEHRE BARAN THRI421FX 5 15,000,000 53 ARIATIS PARVAZ THRI421LZ 2 4,200,000 54 ARMAGHANGASHT SYZI4211F 3 6,300,000 55 ARMANSEIR MHDI4210V 1 2,100,000 56 ARMINPARVAZ THRI4217P 3 6,300,000 57 ARSHAM MEHR IRANIAN THRI421KJ 1 2,100,000 58 ARSHIA THRI42132 4 8,400,000 59 ARSHIANSALAR SYZI4211H 1 3,000,000 60 ARSHIANSEIR THRI4215L 3 6,300,000 61 ARVANGASHT THRI42170 2 3,800,000 62 ARVINSEIRPARVAZ THRI421EF 2 3,400,000 63 ARYABANKISH THRI4219E 1 3,000,000 64 ARYAK SAFAR THRI421LQ 2 6,000,000 65 ARYANTOURIST THRI4211H 4 8,400,000 66 ARYAOUJEPARVAZ THRI421E8 1 3,000,000 67 ARYATOUR THRI42103 4 12,000,000 68 ASANHEJRAT THRI421CR 3 6,300,000 69 ASAPARVAZPARS MHDI4211P 1 2,100,000 70 ASBPARANDEH THRI4217H 4 8,400,000 71 ASEMAN THRI4212K 8 24,000,000 72 ASEMAN GASHT AMIN THRI421J8 1 2,100,000 73 ASEMAN NAVARD SEIR THRI421GK 2 4,200,000 74 ASEMAN PARVAZ VATAN THRI421HB 3 8,100,000 75 ASEMAN POR SETAREH LIAN THRI421HD 1 2,100,000 76 Aseman Vanili Tehran THRI421H2 1 2,100,000 77 ASEMANFATH IFNI4211A 1 2,100,000 78 ASEMANGASHT SYZI4211Q 1 2,100,000 79 ASEMANPARVAZSEPAHAN IFNI4211C 1 2,100,000 80 ASHENA IFNI4211T 2 6,000,000 81 ASHIAN JAHROM SYZI42128 1 2,100,000 82 ASHKAN TBZI4210K 1 2,100,000 83 ASIA2000 THRI42166 7 21,000,000 84 ASMA SEIR PARVAZ THRI421HK 2 4,200,000 85 ASMAN HAFTOM SEPAHAN IFNI4211M 2 6,000,000 86 ASOUDEH IFNI42107 1 3,000,000 87 ASOUDEH KEYHANSEIR THRI421HX 2 4,200,000 88 ASRAPARVAZ THRI421BK 4 12,000,000 Amadeus Terminal Charge 1st Half 2013 No Office Name Office ID SELLING PLATFORM Payable Amount 89 ASRAR MHDI4210H 2 6,000,000 90 ASRHODA THRI4210J 3 9,000,000 91 ASROUJ THRI4210W 4 12,000,000 92 ASRPARVAZ THRI4213G 3 9,000,000 93 ATA2000 THRI4214V 5 15,000,000 94 ATIAN SEIR IRANIAN THRI421JU 1 3,000,000 95 ATILAR SAFAR BNDI4210D 3 6,300,000 96 ATITOUSYEGANEH MHDC32100 15 44,100,000 97 ATLAS THRC32101 7 20,100,000 98 ATLAS SEIR IRANIAN THRI421AR 1 1,500,000 99 AVA GASHT PARVAZ THRI421JH 1 2,100,000 100 AVAY-E-SEPIDROUDGILAN RASI4210B 1 2,100,000 101 AVAYESHADI THRI421CZ 1 2,100,000 102 AVESTA IFNI4211Z 1 2,100,000 103 AVIZHEGAN THRI421AK 5 10,500,000 104 AYNAZSETAREHMIRDAMAD THRI421EH 3 6,300,000 105 AYSAN PARVAZ PARS THRI421K5 2 6,000,000 106 AZADEGAN SYZI42108 1 2,100,000 107 AZAR PARAND GASHTE NOVIN TBZI4210Y 1 2,100,000 108 AZARAKHSH SYZI4210Y 3 9,000,000 109 AZARASEMAN TBZI4210A 1 3,000,000 110 AZARBAD TBZI4210C 1 2,100,000 111 AZARBAYJANSEIR TBZI4210N 2 3,600,000 112 AZARGASHTMALEKI TBZI42102 2 6,000,000 113 AZAROUJMILAD TBZI4210B 1 2,100,000 114 AZARPARVAZ TBZI42100 3 9,000,000 115 AZIN PARVAZ TBZI4210W 1 3,000,000 116 AZINGASHT THRI421A5 3 6,300,000 117 AZINGASHTSOHEIL MHDI4211J 1 2,100,000 118 BADBADAK PARVAZ ASIA THRI421H6 6 18,000,000 119 BADIE THRI4217M 7 21,000,000 120 BADRANPARVAZ THRI421DY 5 9,500,000 121 BAHARAN THRI42127 3 9,000,000 122 BAHARGASHTIRANIAN THRI421G5 1 2,100,000 123 BAHMANGASHT THRI4213Y 2 4,200,000 124 BAHRAMSEIR THRI4213T 3 9,000,000 125 BALABANSEIR THRI4217A 5 15,000,000 126 BALDISSISFAHAN IFNI4210H 2 6,000,000 127 BALKISHAN THRI421BM 2 6,000,000 128 BANIYAN SAFAR SABZ THRI4217L 1 2,100,000 129 BARANDAZANSHIRAZ SYZI4210N 1 2,100,000 130 BASTAMI THRI4217S 1 2,100,000 131 BASTAN THRI421CS 3 6,300,000 132 BEASAT SYZI42114 1 2,100,000 Amadeus Terminal Charge 1st Half 2013 No Office Name Office ID SELLING PLATFORM Payable Amount 133 BEH PARVAZ TBZI42111 1 3,000,000 134 BEHAEINSEIR THRI4214H 2 4,200,000 135 BEHROUZ SEIR THRI421GR 1 2,100,000 136 BEHROZGASHT THRI42141 2 4,200,000 137 BENYAMIN PARVAZ PARS THRI421L9 2 4,200,000 138 BERJIS THRI4211C 4 12,000,000 139 BESAT IFNI42126 1 2,100,000 140 BESHARATSAFAR THRI4211F 2 6,000,000 141 BIJANGASHT THRI42134 2 6,000,000 142 BINALOUD MHDI42118 2 4,200,000 143 BOLAND ASEMAN PARSE SYZI42133 1 3,000,000 144 BORJ THRI4210Y 4 12,000,000 145 BORJMAN THRI421DS 3 6,300,000 146 BORNA GASHT SEPAHAN IFNI42121 1 3,000,000 147 BOUTIMAR THRI4217F 3 9,000,000 148 BOZORGANGASHT THRI42156 2 4,200,000 149 BOZORGMEHR DONYA THRI421MA 2 4,200,000 150 BOZORGTEHRAN THRI4216U 2 4,200,000 151 CANDIDSAFAR THRI421F1 3 5,700,000 152 CHABOK PARVAZ FARAZ THRI421HN 1 2,100,000 153 CHAHARBAGHSADR IFNI4210Q 2 6,000,000 154 CHAKAVAKGASHT IFNI42112 1 2,100,000 155 CHALAKPARVAZ THRI42150 7 21,000,000 156 CHALIPA IFNI4211S 1 2,100,000 157 CHEHELSOTOUN THRI42155 2 4,200,000 158 CHESHMANDAZ THRI421C8 1 3,000,000 159 CHIZARTOUR THRI421DJ 1 2,100,000 160 CIBAL THRI42114 5 15,000,000 161 DALAHOU THRI4212B 3 9,000,000 162 DANYAL RAH PARVAZ THRI421K8 1 2,100,000 163 DARIUSHSEIRFARS SYZI4211U 1 2,100,000 164 DARVAZEHMELALPARS SYZI4211S 1 2,100,000 165 DARVAZESAFARSABZ THRI421E1 1 2,100,000 166 DARYA MASIR THRI421HP 2 4,200,000 167 DARYAYENOURPARSA THRI421E6 4 8,200,000 168 DELTA SEPEHR NILGOON THRI421LK 2 4,200,000 169 DELTABAN THRI4211P 4 8,400,000 170 DELVARGASHT THRI421EQ 1 2,100,000 171 DERAK SYZI4210T 4 12,000,000 172 DIBA GASHT PARSYAN THRI421J6 4 12,000,000 173 DIBAGASHT KHAVARAN MHDI42126 1 2,100,000 174 DIDARSEIRTOUS MHDI42114 5 15,000,000 175 DIDARVASIAHATARYAN THRI4217B 1 1,800,000 176 DOKOUHE THRI4216Z 1 3,000,000 Amadeus Terminal Charge 1st Half 2013 No Office Name Office ID SELLING PLATFORM Payable Amount 177 DOLATSHAD THRI4210E 4 8,400,000 178 DOLFINPARANDEH THRI4219S 2 5,600,000 179 DONIAIE TATILAT BARTAR SYZI42127 2 4,200,000 180 DONYA FARAZ OMHI4210A 1 2,100,000 181 DONYAARAMKARAJ THRI421BC 2 4,200,000 182 DONYAPANJGHARREH THRI4215D 7 20,700,000 183 DONYAPARVAZ IFNI42108 2 6,000,000 184 DONYASAFAR THRI421EE 2 6,000,000 185 DONYASARIE THRI421C6 2 6,000,000 186 DONYASEIRKHORASAN MHDI4210W 8 24,000,000 187 DONYAYENOVIN THRI421DC 1 3,000,000 188 DONYAZIBA THRI42123 3 5,500,000 189 DORDONYA THRI4215E 2 6,000,000 190 DOREH JONOUB BNDI4210J 1 2,100,000 191 DORNA IFNI4210K 3 6,300,000 192 DORNA SEIR BOSHRA THRI421KV 1 2,100,000 193 DORNATOUR OMHI42101 1 2,100,000 194 DORTADOREDONYA THRI421EP 3 9,000,000 195 DOURNAMAYE SORKHEH BASTAN THRI421H1 2 6,000,000 196 DOURPARVAZ THRI42189 5 10,500,000 197 EFTEKHAR SEIR BNDI4210H 1 2,100,000 198 EGHLIMAGASHT THRI421F0 1 2,100,000 199 EHYAGARDESHGARTOOS MHDI4210X 1 2,100,000 200 ELHAMSEIR THRI4219L 4 8,400,000 201 ELIGASHT THRI4212X 4 12,000,000 202 EMAD MHDI42106 2 4,200,000 203 ERMITRA THRC32103 26 56,400,000 204 ERMIYA THRI421FL 2 4,200,000 205 ESHKEVARI RASI42100 4 12,000,000 206 ESPAR SYZI4210A 2 4,200,000 207 ESPIR OMHI42103 1 2,100,000 208 ESPOOTA OMHI42100 2 4,200,000 209 FAKHRSHIRAZ SYZI42113 3 6,300,000 210 FARA GASHT IFNI42125 1 2,100,000 211 FARA PARVAZ SAYEH THRI421GZ 2 4,200,000 212 FARASOUY ASEMAN NILGOUN THRI421KC 1 2,100,000 213 FARAZPEYMA JWNI42103 1 2,100,000 214 FARAZRO THRI4219H 1 2,100,000 215 FARHANGSEIRPARS SYZI4211M 2 4,200,000 216 FARHANGSEYR SYZI4210J 1 2,100,000 217 FARNAMGASHT THRI421H7 1 3,000,000 218 FARSIAN PARVAZ PARNIAN THRI421JA 1 2,100,000 219 FARSYEKTA SYZI42104 6 18,000,000 220 FAZAGASHT THRI42135 4 8,400,000 Amadeus Terminal Charge 1st Half 2013 No Office Name Office ID SELLING PLATFORM Payable Amount 221 FEIZPARVAZSHARGH THRI421F6 1 2,100,000 222 FELAMINGOPARVAZ TBZI42103 4 10,800,000 223 FERDOSSI SALES OFFICE THRI421D9 1 2,100,000 224 FERESHTEGANABITEHRAN THRI421BL 2 4,200,000 225 FERESHTEHSEIR THRI421FK 3 9,000,000 226 FLAMINGO HEAREH SEVOM E GHARNTHRI42185 1 2,100,000 227 FOROUD IFNI4210V 1 3,000,000 228 FOROUTANGASHT IFNI4211J 1 3,000,000 229 FOTROS THRI421EB 2 4,200,000 230 GALITOUR THRI42129 2 4,200,000 231 GALIVER THRI421BS 2 4,200,000 232 GARDESH THRI4213R 1 2,100,000 233 GARDESHGARAN SYZI42102 3 9,000,000 234 GARDESHGARAN
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