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Month Year-To-Date Dec-13 Dec-12 % Change 2013 2012 % Change Month Year-to-Date Dec-13 Dec-12 2013 2012 % Change % Change ENPLANED PASSENGERS AMERICAN EAGLE 3,219 3,136 2.65% 42,329 39,847 6.23% UNITED EXPRESS 5,579 5,444 2.48% 68,762 73,045 -5.86% CONTINENTAL 2,372 2,144 10.63% 22,464 13,584 65.37% DELTA 16,366 16,343 0.14% 217,750 221,780 -1.82% PIEDMONT / US AIRWAYS 13,040 12,114 7.64% 148,357 151,190 -1.87% REPUBLIC 171 0 100.00% 2,189 0 100.00% SWIFT AIR 0 0 0.00% 27 0 100.00% ALLEGIANT 0 128 -100.00% 106 1,127 -90.59% VISION AIR 136 150 -9.33% 940 1,233 -23.76% Enplaned Passenger Total 40,883 39,459 3.61% 502,924 501,806 0.22% LANDED WEIGHT (1,000 LB UNITS) AMERICAN EAGLE 3,446 3,459 -0.38% 52,125 44,156 18.05% UNITED EXPRESS 6,768 7,520 -10.00% 91,542 99,963 -8.42% CONTINENTAL 2,493 2,758 -9.61% 27,027 17,448 54.90% DELTA 18,248 20,493 -10.95% 262,393 278,613 -5.82% PIEDMONT / US AIRWAYS 15,689 16,228 -3.32% 194,480 200,258 -2.89% REPUBLIC 485 0 100.00% 4,664 0 100.00% SWIFT AIR 0 0 0.00% 242 0 100.00% ALLEGIANT 0 268 -100.00% 549 2,758 -80.09% VISION AIR 248 248 0.00% 1,736 2,038 -14.82% Subtotal 47,377 50,974 -7.06% 634,758 645,234 -1.62% MOUNTAIN AIR CARGO 723 723 0.00% 9,556 9,329 2.43% FEDERAL EXPRESS 8,605 10,054 -14.41% 95,697 86,441 10.71% UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 32,711 29,154 12.20% 261,859 265,104 -1.22% AMERIFLIGHT 0 0 0.00% 0 527 -100.00% WIGGINS AIRWAYS 0 0 0.00% 0 1,625 -100.00% MARTINAIRE 587 349 68.19% 4,960 4,967 -0.14% AIR CARGO CARRIERS 1,911 1,478 29.30% 19,153 14,472 32.35% Subtotal 44,537 41,758 6.66% 391,225 382,465 2.29% Landed Weight Total 91,914 92,732 -0.88% 1,025,983 1,027,699 -0.17% LANDINGS AMERICAN EAGLE 79 81 -2.47% 1,033 1,041 -0.77% UNITED EXPRESS 144 160 -10.00% 1,954 2,136 -8.52% CONTINENTAL 57 63 -9.52% 619 399 55.14% DELTA 311 289 7.61% 4,098 4,038 1.49% PIEDMONT / US AIRWAYS 337 357 -5.60% 4,233 4,392 -3.62% REPUBLIC 5 0 100.00% 48 0 100.00% SWIFT AIR 0 0 0.00% 2 0 100.00% ALLEGIANT 0 2 -100.00% 4 21 -80.95% VISION AIR 2 2 0.00% 14 16 -12.50% Subtotal 935 954 -1.99% 12,005 12,043 -0.32% MOUNTAIN AIR CARGO 20 20 0.00% 265 258 2.71% FEDERAL EXPRESS 37 44 -15.91% 477 372 28.23% UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 106 97 9.28% 928 948 -2.11% AMERIFLIGHT 0 0 0.00% 0 34 -100.00% WIGGINS AIRWAYS 0 0 0.00% 0 125 -100.00% MARTINAIRE 69 41 68.29% 583 584 -0.17% AIR CARGO CARRIERS 81 62 30.65% 803 602 33.39% Subtotal 313 264 18.56% 3,056 2,923 4.55% Landings Total 1,248 1,218 2.46% 15,061 14,966 0.63% ENPLANED FREIGHT / CARGO DELTA 3 4 -25.00% 52 53 -1.89% MOUNTAIN AIR CARGO 59 52 13.46% 675 645 4.65% FEDERAL EXPRESS 726 663 9.50% 7,918 8,188 -3.30% UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 2,383 2,130 11.88% 21,932 22,283 -1.58% AMERIFLIGHT 0 0 0.00% 0 19 -100.00% WIGGINS AIRWAYS 0 0 0.00% 0 117 -100.00% MARTINAIRE 31 15 106.67% 247 254 -2.76% AIR CARGO CARRIERS 98 58 68.97% 817 706 15.72% Enplaned Cargo Total 3,300 2,922 12.94% 31,641 32,265 -1.93% MONTHLY ENPLANED PASSENGERS 2010-2013 50000 50000 47500 2010 45000 45000 2011 42500 40000 20122010 40000 2011 37500 2012 2013 2013 35000 32500 30000 Jan Feb Mar AprApr MayMay JunJun JulJul AugAug SepSep OctOct NovNov DecDec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Grand Total 2010 35,739 32,645 39,942 44,627 45,370 44,112 43,647 41,920 40,611 44,536 41,033 38,416 492,598 2011 32,579 32,203 38,591 43,336 44,491 44,900 42,435 42,702 42,437 44,828 42,696 40,723 491,921 2012 35,690 36,618 42,290 44,931 44,462 44,358 41,347 45,589 40,292 43,899 42,871 39,459 501,806 2013 36,517 35,006 42,175 46,129 45,865 44,557 42,912 43,476 40,365 44,196 40,657 40,883 502,738 MONTHLY TOTAL CARGO 2010-2013 1520000016000000 1430000014000000 2010 1340000012000000 2011 1250000010000000 2012 2010 116000008000000 2011 2012 2013 107000006000000 2013 98000004000000 89000002000000 80000000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May JunJun JulJul Aug SepSep OctOct NovNov DecDec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Grand Total 2010 10,108,000 10,796,000 12,252,000 11,634,000 10,780,000 11,906,000 11,010,000 11,090,000 11,498,000 11,212,000 10,712,000 15,026,000 138,024,000 2011 8,954,000 9,612,000 12,508,000 10,540,000 10,488,000 11,784,000 10,018,000 11,094,000 10,974,000 10,434,000 11,330,000 13,696,000 131,432,000 2012 9,974,000 9,930,000 11,766,000 10,204,000 11,938,000 11,064,000 10,176,000 12,194,000 10,460,000 11,056,000 10,768,000 11,704,000 131,234,000 2013 10,644,000 9,494,000 10,510,000 10,068,000 10,972,000 9,676,000 9,260,000 10,534,000 9,370,000 11,616,000 10,280,000 12,618,000 125,042,000 MONTHLY LANDED WEIGHT 2010-2013 120000126000 100000118000 110000 2010 80000 2011 102000 2010 2012 60000 2011 94000 2012 2013 2013 40000 86000 7800020000 700000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May JunJun JulJul Aug SepSep OctOct NovNov DecDec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Grand Total 2010 89,186 78,781 93,615 93,351 82,421 84,311 84,275 85,426 81,931 83,530 83,922 106,308 1,047,057 2011 73,261 73,616 85,734 83,201 85,785 86,553 84,234 89,509 84,500 91,052 86,402 97,881 1,021,728 2012 78,544 76,255 83,616 82,018 90,270 86,327 85,913 94,119 82,513 87,790 87,602 92,732 1,027,699 2013 86,396 76,686 85,504 87,833 90,837 83,653 87,337 87,927 80,081 86,381 80,947 91,914 1,025,496 MONTHLY TOTAL PASSENGERS 2010-2013 100000 90000 95000 80000 2010 7000090000 2011 60000 85000 2010 2012 50000 2011 2012 80000 2013 40000 2013 7500030000 20000 70000 10000 650000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Grand Total 2010 74,617 66,644 82,824 89,112 90,075 90,440 89,422 87,345 81,195 91,979 84,058 75,664 1,003,375 2011 67,962 65,338 78,907 87,742 90,030 91,366 86,706 86,998 85,623 89,864 86,756 78,866 996,158 2012 74,334 73,358 85,435 90,032 89,456 89,075 84,604 92,248 81,045 90,678 86,441 78,043 1,014,749 2013 76,663 71,491 84,809 92,197 93,179 89,633 88,003 89,591 81,398 90,212 82,327 79,380 1,018,883 YEAR - TO - DATE MARKET SHARE BY CARRIER 2013 AMERICAN 0.088% UNITED EXPRESS 0.13 PIEDMONT 0.3333% UNITED EXPRESS 13% CONTINENTAL 0.066% DELTA 40%0.4 2012 AMERICAN 0.088% PIEDMONT 0.3131% UNITED EXPRESS 0.1414% CONTINENTAL 6%0.06 DELTA 0.4141% 2011 AMERICANAMERICAN 9% 0.09 UNITEDUNITED EXPRESS EXPRESS 15% 0.15 PIEDMONTPIEDMONT 31% 0.31 CONTINENTALCONTINENTAL 5% 0.05 DELTADELTA 40% 0.4 .
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