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Operator Code Operator Name Slots Relatório DL 109/2008 Art.º 23.º nº3 - Total de Slots Coordenados Inverno W13 Report DL 109/2008 Art.º 23.º nº3 - Total Slots Coordinated Winter W13 Operator Code Operator Name Slots 3V TNT AIRWAYS 634 4U GERMANWINGS 187 5K HI FLY 20 5M MURRAY AIR 3 5X UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 3 6Y SMARTLYNX AIRLINES 4 8F STP AIRWAYS 48 9U AIR MOLDOVA 42 A3 AEGEAN AIRLINES S.A. 2 AAB ABELAG AVIATION 6 AB AIR BERLIN 312 ACP ASTRAL AVIATON 4 ADB ANTONOV DESIGN BUREAU 2 ADN AERODIENST 7 AEA AIR EUROPA 1.049 AF AIR FRANCE 1.202 AHO AIR HAMBURG 20 AJU AIR JETSUL 11 AMB DEUTSCHE RETTUNGSFLUGWACHT 5 AOV AERO VISION 2 ARL AIRLEC AIR ESPACE SA 12 ASK AIR SASK 2 AT ROYAL AIR MAROC 326 AUF AUGUSTA AIR 2 AY FINNAIR 80 AYY AIR ALLIANCE 6 AZE ARCUS-AIR LOGISTIC 18 AZI ASTRA AIRLINES 2 BA BRITISH AIRWAYS 912 BCS EUROPEAN AIR TRANSPORT 621 BEY BESTFLY,S.L 6 BGH BH AIR LTD 1 BID BINAIR AERO SERVICE 4 BIE AIR MEDITERRANEE 28 BLX TUIFLY NORDIC 66 BM bmi REGIONAL 6 BV BLUE PANORAMA AIRLINES 4 BVR ACM AIR CHARTER 2 CEG CEGA AVIATION 4 CLB COBHAM FLIGHT INSPECTION 20 CLF BRISTOL FLYING CENTRE 6 CND CORENDON DUTCH AIRLINES 1 CRL CORSAIR AIR INTERNATIONAL 3 CVK CAVOK AIRLINES 2 DCS DAIMLERCHRYSLER AVIATION GmbH 14 1/5 31/01/2014 Operator Code Operator Name Slots DE CONDOR FLUGDIENST 219 DEF AVIATION DEFENCE SERVICES 2 DK THOMAS COOK A/L 106 DSP SURAVIATION 4 DT TAAG - ANGOLA AIRLINES 488 DUK DUCAIR SA 8 DY NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE 188 EAV ELITAVIA 2 EDC AIR CHARTER SCOTLAND 12 EFD EFD EISELE FLUGDIENST 2 EGL CAPITAL TRADING AVIATION 26 EI AER LINGUS 296 EJM EXECUTIVE JET MANAGEMENT 4 EK EMIRATES 308 ENF ENAC 4 ENT ENTER AIR SP. z.o.o. 10 ENW AIRNOR - AERONAVES DEL NOROESTE 2 ESQ EUROP-STAR AIRCRAFT GMBH 2 EUW EFS EUROPEAN FLIGHT SERVICE AB 2 EVJ EVERJETS 20 EXH G5 EXECUTIVE AG 10 EXN EXIN 2 EXU EXECUTIVE AIRLINES 24 EZS EASYJET SWITZERLAND, SA 1.768 EZY EASYJET AIRLINE 6.017 FAT FARNAIR SWITZERLAND 9 FIX AIRFIX AVIATION 2 FPG TAG AVIATION 10 FPO EUROPE AIRPOST 2 FR RYANAIR 6.648 FTL FLIGHTLINE 12 FV ROSSIYA 4 FX FEDERAL EXPRESS 15 FYG FLYING SERVICE 2 GES GESTAIR PRIVATE JETS 6 GMA GAMA AVIATION 4 GN GA/BA dummy Operator 411 GNJ GAINJET 2 GOT WALTAIR EUROPE AB 2 GWC GULF WINGS 2 HEA HELIAVIA TRANSPORTE AEREO 17 HG NIKI LUFTHART 12 HQ THOMAS COOK AIRLINES (BELGIUM) 44 HV TRANSAVIA AIRLINES 610 HYP HYPERION AVIATION LTD 2 I9 AIR ITALY 1 IB IBERIA 1.158 IBJ AIR CHARTER AND TAXI INTERNATIONAL 4 IFA FAI AIRSERVICE 34 2/5 31/01/2014 Operator Code Operator Name Slots INR INTER AIR AB 2 ISS MERIDIANA 1 ITL ITALFLY 2 ITN INDUSTRIAS TITAN SA 2 JAF JETAIRFLY / TUI AIRLINES BELGIUM 8 JAS JAPAN AIR SYSTEM 2 JTG JET TIME 48 K2 EUROLOT S.A. 10 KAY K5-AVIATION, GAMMELSDORF 2 KFE SKYFREE 4 KK ATLASJET HAVACILIK A.S 2 KL KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES 618 LA LAN AIRLINES 4 LEA UNIJET 2 LEU LIONS AIR AG 4 LG LUXAIR 256 LH LUFTHANSA 1.719 LNX LONDON EXECUTIVE AVIATION 8 LS JET2.COM 74 LVR AVIAVILSA 14 LWG LUXWING 4 LX SWISS 408 LXA LUXAVIATION 2 LY EL AL ISRAEL AIRLINES 2 MCD AIR MEDICAL 10 MD AIR MADAGASCAR 2 MHV MHS AVIATION 2 MJT MADJET 37 MMD AIR ALSIE 10 NFA NORTH FLYING A/S 2 NIM AIRNIMBUS 6 NJE NETJETS 154 NT BINTER CANARIAS 88 OAV OMNI AVIACAO & TECNOLOGIA LDA 102 OBS ORBEST 2 OPJ OPERA JET 6 OR TUI AIRLINES NEDERLAND 4 ORZ ZOREX AIR TRANSPORT 2 OS AUSTRIAN AIRLINES 24 OU CROATIA AIRLINES dd 4 OVA AERONOVA 12 PAV PROAIR AVIATION 4 PEA PAN EUROPEENNE AIR SERVICE 2 PF PRIMERA AIR 112 PJS JET AVIATION BUSINESS JETS 2 PLM PULLMANTUR AIR 4 POT POLET 2 PS UKRAINE INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES 8 PVG PRIVILEGE STYLE 6 3/5 31/01/2014 Operator Code Operator Name Slots PY Surinam Airways 9 QAJ QUICK AIR JET CHARTER 4 QGA WINDROSE AIR,BERLIN 2 QQE QATAR EXECUTIVE 2 QS TRAVEL SERVICE AS 58 RBB RABBIT AIR AG 4 RTV NORTAVIA 10 RVP AEROVIP 541 S4 SATA INTERNACIONAL 1.515 SAZ SWISS AIR AMBULANCE 4 SEV SERAIR TRANSWORLD PRESS 2 SGP NORDJET 4 SIO SIRIO 2 SK SAS SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES 68 SN BRUSSELS AIRLINES 318 SNM SERVIZI AEREI 2 SP SATA AIR ACORES 273 SPX SERVICE PEOPLE 2 SRR STAR AIR 647 ST GERMANIA EXPRESS 80 STQ STAR WINGS DORTMUND 2 SUS SUN-AIR OF SCANDINAVIA 2 SWN WEST AIR SWEDEN 421 SWT SWIFTAIR SA 426 TCX THOMAS COOK AIRLINES (UK) 44 TGM TAG AVIATION ESPANA 16 TK TURKISH AIRLINES 308 TKJ TARKIM AIR 2 TLB ATLANTIQUE AIR ASSISTANCE 4 TO TRANSAVIA FRANCE 1.294 TOM THOMSON AIRWAYS 238 TP TAP AIR PORTUGAL 46.662 TSC AIR TRANSAT 98 TU TUNISAIR 44 TWJ TWINJET AIRCRAFT 5 TYW TYROL AIR AMBULANCE 8 UA UNITED AIRLINES 214 UKL UKRAINE AIR ALLIANCE 6 UN TRANSAERO AIRLINES 16 VDA VOLGA DNEPR AIRLINES 4 VDC EXCELAIR / PRIVIUM 2 VDR VOLDIRECT SAS 2 VJS VISTAJET 8 VJT VISTA JET LTD 2 VLJ LA BAULE AVIATION 4 VOE VOLOTEA 6 VR TACV - CABO VERDE AIRLINES 292 VVV VALAIR AVIACAO LDA 4 VY VUELING AIRLINES 1.097 4/5 31/01/2014 Operator Code Operator Name Slots WI WHITE 84 WJT WIJET 2 WK EDELWEISS 44 WX CITYJET 10 X3 TUIfly 162 X9 JSC AVION EXPRESS 2 XES EUROP STAR EXPRESS 2 XG SUN EXPRESS DEUTSCHLAND 2 XJC XCLUSIVE JET CHARTER 8 XK COMPAGNIE CORSE MEDITERRANEE 4 XLF XL AIRWAYS FRANCE 4 YU/MMZ EUROATLANTIC AIRWAYS 48 YW AIR NOSTRUM 674 ZB MONARCH AIRLINES 218 ZI AIGLE AZUR 678 TOTAL 84.775 5/5 31/01/2014.
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