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North Carolina Department of Transportation D IVISION OF A VIATION NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NORTH CAROLINA THE STATE OF AVIATION WHAT AVIATION MEANS TO OUR ECONOMY JANUARY 2019 NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Our network “of 72 publicly owned airports, and the aviation and aerospace assets that rely on them, help move our economy TABLE OF forward by CONTENTS creating jobs, supporting AEROSPACE NORTH CAROLINA: MAINTENANCE, THE STATE REPAIR AND business growth 1 OF AVIATION 7OVERHAUL and connecting NORTH CAROLINA’S MILITARY people and AIRPORT SYSTEM 8AVIATION companies to 2 UNMANNED PASSENGER AIRCRAFT markets around SERVICE SYSTEMS the globe. 3 9 AVIATION AIR EDUCATION ” CARGO Bobby Walston, Director 4 10 N.C. Department of Transportation Division of Aviation ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF SUPPORT N.C. AIRPORTS INDUSTRIES 12 North Carolina: The State of Aviation was prepared by the 5 Institute for Transportation Research and Education at North Carolina State University for the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Division of Aviation. Analysis and findings by Daniel Findley, Ph.D., PE, Weston Head, Joy Davis and Steve Bert. AEROSPACE 6MANUFACTURING NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NORTH CAROLINA: THE STATE OF AVIATION North Carolina has been at the forefront of aviation since the Wright Brothers’ first flight at Kitty Hawk in 1903. - 2019 - SMTWTFS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Our network of 72 publicly owned airports, and the aviation and 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 aerospace assets that rely on them, help move our economy forward 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 by creating jobs, supporting business growth and connecting people BILLION 29 30 and companies to markets around the globe. 52ECONOMIC IMPACT North Carolina’s public airports annually contribute $52 billion to the state’s economy, supporting 307,000 jobs that generate $12.6 billion in personal income and $2.2 billion in state and local tax revenues. Aerospace giants Boeing, Cessna, GE Aviation, Honda Aircraft, K Lockheed Martin and Spirit Aerospace Systems call North Carolina 307 home, choosing our state for its connectivity, skilled workforce and JOBS business-friendly environment. North Carolina boasts the nation’s second fastest growing aerospace manufacturing sector, with strong aerospace maintenance and military aviation enterprises, 14 commercial airline operators and 26 air freight companies. North Carolina is at the forefront of 12.6 BILLION innovations catalyzing the growth of an unmanned aircraft systems PERSONAL (UAS or drones) economy. INCOME This report highlights the significant economic impacts generated by North Carolina’s public airports and the many assets that support a vibrant and competitive aviation and aerospace sector. Both make North Carolina an ideal location to start, grow and locate an aerospace or aviation-related business. BILLION STATE2.2 & LOCAL We invite you to learn about the many ways North Carolina is the state of aviation and join us as we take aviation and aerospace TAX REVENUE innovation to new heights. NORTH CAROLINA: THE STATE OF AVIATION 1 NORTH CAROLINA’S AIRPORT SYSTEM North Carolina’s system of 72 public airports transport more than 62 million business and leisure travelers each year. They also move more than 850,000 tons of high-value, time-sensitive cargo such as medical supplies and advanced manufacturing components. Ninety-four percent of the state’s population lives within a 30-minute drive of a public airport. Sixty-two airports are classified as general aviation which connect local businesses and communities to global markets, house and refuel private aircraft, support military and agricultural aviation, and provide aviation services such as aerial photography and pilot training. Ten additional airports classified as commercial service airports also offer regularly scheduled air service. All airports generate significant economic return for their communities and the state. The N.C. Department of Transportation’s Division of Aviation, with funding from the State of North Carolina and the Federal Aviation Administration, supports airport development and operations with grants, long- range planning, technical assistance and airport management training. The goal: Drive innovation and sector development that provides leading-edge aviation services for North Carolina, creating a strong aviation economy. NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC AIRPORTS Mount Airy/ Henderson- Ashe Co. Surry Co. Rockingham Co.- Currituck Co. Shiloh Person Oxford Halifax- Tri-Co. Elkin Co. Northampton Elizabeth Piedmont First Wilkes Smith Burlington- City Co. Reynolds Triad Triangle Flight Alamance Co. North Tarboro- Foothills Edgecombe Co. Regional Northeastern Avery Davidson Rocky Mt.- Dare Statesville Raleigh- Wilson Martin Co. Co. Co. Hickory Co. Plymouth Siler Durham Pitt-Greenville Mid-Carolina City Asheboro Raleigh Johnston Warren Jackson Lincolnton Exec. Co. Field Hyde Co. Co. Goldsboro/ Asheville Rutherford Co. Concord Montgomery Wayne Co. Western Co. Carolina Gastonia Harnett Co. Mount Shelby-Cleveland Co. Stanly Macon Co. Charlotte Co. Olive Kinston Billy Douglas Moore Co. Mitchell Sampson Coastal Anson Co. Co. Duplin Richmond Co. Carolina Ocracoke Charlotte- Co. Island Monroe Exec. Fayetteville Albert J. Laurinburg - Henderson Ellis Maxton Field Michael J. Smith Curtis L. Brown Field Lumberton Columbus Co. General Aviation Wilmington Commercial Service Odell Interstate Highways Williamson Cape Fear Regional 2 NORTH CAROLINA’S AIRPORT SYSTEM NORTH CAROLINA: PASSENGER SERVICE Fourteen commercial airlines connect North Carolina travelers to 187 destinations FAST FACTS worldwide. COMMERCIAL All 10 commercial service airports continue to grow in passenger traffic, airlines and AIRLINES routes. Raleigh-Durham International Airport, for instance, added 12 new non-stop 14 destinations in 2018, is adding a direct flight to Montreal in 2019, and is actively AIRLINE pursuing service to the Middle East and Asia. Charlotte Douglas International Airport, JOBS one of the world’s 10 busiest airports, added four routes in 2017 and is in the process 14K of adding nine more by mid-2019. HIGHEST Commercial airlines own more than $1 billion of property in North Carolina, which TH U.S. STATE generates substantial tax revenues for the state. 8 FOR AIRLINE EMPLOYMENT - COMMERCIAL AIRLINES OPERATING AT N.C. AIRPORTS - ANNUAL AIRPORT AIRLINES DESTINATIONS PASSENGERS AIRLINE JOB Albert J. Ellis American Airlines, GROWTH 344,000 2 (Jacksonville) (OAJ) Delta Air Lines 12% 2014-2017 Allegiant Air, American Asheville Regional Airlines, Delta Air Lines, 957,000 18 (AVL) Elite Airways, United Airlines Air Canada, American Airlines, Delta Air Charlotte Douglas Lines, Frontier Airlines, International 45,910,000 183 JetBlue, Lufthansa, (CLT) Southwest Airlines, N.C. COMMERCIAL United Airlines, ViaAir AIRLINE Coastal Carolina Regional American Airlines, 212,000 3 OPERATORS (New Bern) (EWN) Delta Air Lines Concord Regional AIR CANADA Allegiant Air 234,000 6 (JQF) ALASKA AIRLINES Fayetteville Regional American Airlines, Delta 445,000 3 (FAY) Air Lines, United Airlines ALLEGIANT AIR Allegiant Air, American Piedmont Triad AMERICAN AIRLINES Airlines, Delta Air Lines, International 1,758,000 17 Frontier Airlines, CONTOUR AIRLINES (Greensboro) (GSO) United Airlines DELTA AIR LINES Pitt-Greenville American Airlines 91,000 1 (PGV) ELITE AIRWAYS Air Canada, Alaska FRONTIER AIRLINES Airlines, Allegiant Air, American Airlines, JETBLUE Raleigh-Durham Delta Air lines, Frontier International 11,653,000 64 LUFTHANSA Airlines, JetBlue, (RDU) Southwest Airlines, SOUTHWEST AIRLINES United Airlines, Virgin America SPIRIT AIRLINES Wilmington International American Airlines, Delta 831,000 8 UNITED AIRLINES (ILM) Air Lines, United Airlines VIAAIR TOTAL 62,435,000 187* Source: Commercial service airports, 2017 passenger data, 2018 airline data *Unique destinations, not a cumulative total of all airport destinations PASSENGER SERVICE 3 NORTH CAROLINA: AIR CARGO TOP N.C. AIR North Carolina airports provide freight air services in support of the CARGO CARRIERS state’s aviation economy. Air freight helps meet the global demand for ABS AIR the rapid movement of goods such as overnight packages and time- sensitive medical items. AMAZON PRIME AIR AMERICAN AIRLINES CARGO LabCorp, the world’s leading health care diagnostics company based in Burlington, uses a fleet of aircraft to ship laboratory samples from ATLAS AIR patients for processing. The company processes more than 2.5 million DELTA CARGO specimens a week. FEDEX All airports connect their air freight systems to rail, port and truck LUFTHANSA CARGO freight systems, making them prime hubs for high-value goods traveling quickly and efficiently. SOUTHWEST CARGO U.S. AIRWAYS North Carolina ranks 15th among states in total tons of air freight cargo moved each year—more than 850,000 tons worth more than $23 UPS billion. North Carolina ranks eighth in the country for employment in air freight services. FedEx, the state’s largest air cargo serving company, moves 53 percent of the state’s total while UPS moves an additional 19 percent. AIR RAIL TRUCK WATER HICKORY PIPELINE WILMINGTON WILMINGTON STATESVILLE STATESVILLE PIEDMONT TRIAD RALEIGH–DURHAM COASTAL COASTAL CAROLINA CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS CHARLOTTE 2,500 JOBS 26 $0.19 $0.24 $0.34 $0.54 $58.90 303,500 302,200 251,300 1,800 1,760 230 100 COMMERCIAL FREIGHT ANNUAL CARGO COMPANIES VALUE BY MODE IN TONS PER LB. OF SHIPMENT 4 AIR CARGO NORTH CAROLINA: SUPPORT INDUSTRIES FAST FACTS Airport-related businesses provide valuable support for
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