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12/10/2004 U. S. Customs and Border Protection Page 1 07:11:11 Air-Ams Carriers by Air Carrier Name, Port of Entry Code (1) 12/10/2004 U. S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION PAGE 1 07:11:11 AIR-AMS CARRIERS BY AIR CARRIER NAME, PORT OF ENTRY CODE (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR CARRIER NAME CBP PORT-OF-ENTRY NAME CODE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABSA-AEROLINHAS BRASILEIRAS S.A. ATLANTA, GA 1704 HUNTSVILLE, AL 1910 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 SEATTLE, WA 3001 CHICAGO, IL 3901 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 HOUSTON INTERCONTL 5309 ABX AIR (AIRBORNE EXPRESS) AIRBORNE AIR PARK 4181 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 AER LINGUS LTD. LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 BWI AIRPORT 1305 ORLANDO, FL 1808 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 CHICAGO, IL 3901 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 AERO HONDURAS DBA SOL AIR MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 AERO MICRONESIA DBA ASIA PACIFIC SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 HONOLULU INTL AIRPRT 3205 AEROFLOT RUSSIAN AIRLINES LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL ARPT 3029 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 WASHINGTON, DC 5401 AEROLINEAS ARGENTINAS JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 AEROMEXICO-(AEROVIAS DE MEXICO SA ATLANTA, GA 1704 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 CHICAGO, IL 3901 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 HOUSTON INTERCONTL 5309 AEROMEXPRESS S.A. LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 CHICAGO, IL 3901 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 HOUSTON INTERCONTL 5309 AERONAVES TSM BIRMINGHAM, AL 1904 BROWNSVILLE, TX 2301 LAREDO, TX 2304 HIDALGO,TX 2305 EL PASO, TX 2402 NOGALES, AZ 2604 TUCSON, AZ 2609 DETROIT, MI 3801 WILLOW RUN AIRPORT 3882 KANSAS CITY, MO 4501 AEROPOSTAL-ALAS DE VENEZUELA MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 AEROSVIT AIR LINES JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 AEROTRANSPORTE DE CARGA UNION S.A. ATLANTA, GA 1704 HUNTSVILLE, AL 1910 DAYTON, OH 4104 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 AIR ATLANTA EUROPE ORLANDO SANFORD AIRPORT 1809 AIR BC LTD HARTFORD, CT 0411 PROVIDENCE, RI 0502 (1) INCLUDES AIRPORTS WITHIN PORT-OF-ENTRY LIMITS 12/10/2004 U. S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION PAGE 2 07:11:11 AIR-AMS CARRIERS BY AIR CARRIER NAME, PORT OF ENTRY CODE (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR CARRIER NAME CBP PORT-OF-ENTRY NAME CODE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR BC LTD ROCHESTER, NY 0903 AIR CANADA LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 PHILA. INTL. AIRPORT 1108 DURHAM, NC 1503 CHARLOTTE, NC 1512 TAMPA, FL 1801 ORLANDO, FL 1808 FORT MYERS 1822 PHOENIX, AZ 2605 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 LAS VEGAS, NV 2722 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL ARPT 3029 ANCHORAGE, AK 3126 KAHULUI, HI 3203 HONOLULU INTL AIRPRT 3205 KONA HI 3206 DENVER, CO 3307 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MN 3501 CHICAGO, IL 3901 KANSAS CITY, MO 4501 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 LAGUARDIA AIRPORT 4702 SAN JUAN INTL AIRPORT 4913 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 FT LAUDERDALE INTL AIRPT 5210 HOUSTON INTERCONTL 5309 WASHINGTON, DC 5401 AIR CANADA JAZZ HARTFORD, CT 0411 LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 PITTSBURGH, PA 1104 PHILA. INTL. AIRPORT 1108 BWI AIRPORT 1305 DURHAM, NC 1503 ATLANTA, GA 1704 PORTLAND INTL AIRPORT 2910 SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL ARPT 3029 DETROIT METROPLTN AIRPRT 3807 CLEVELAND, OH 4101 AIR CANADA JAZZ COLUMBUS, OH 4103 INDIANAPOLIS, IN 4110 KANSAS CITY, MO 4501 LAGUARDIA AIRPORT 4702 WASHINGTON, DC 5401 AIR CARGO CARRIERS, INC. BUFFALO-NIAGARA FALLS NY 0901 SHREVEPORT/BOSSIER CITY 2018 BROWNSVILLE, TX 2301 LAREDO, TX 2304 HIDALGO,TX 2305 EL PASO, TX 2402 NOGALES, AZ 2604 DETROIT, MI 3801 PORT HURON, MI 3802 DETROIT METROPLTN AIRPRT 3807 WILLOW RUN AIRPORT 3882 (1) INCLUDES AIRPORTS WITHIN PORT-OF-ENTRY LIMITS 12/10/2004 U. S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION PAGE 3 07:11:11 AIR-AMS CARRIERS BY AIR CARRIER NAME, PORT OF ENTRY CODE (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR CARRIER NAME CBP PORT-OF-ENTRY NAME CODE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR CARGO CARRIERS, INC. LOUISVILLE, KY 4115 ST LOUIS, MO 4503 AIR CARGO EXPRESS INT'L. WEST PALM BEACH, FL 5204 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 AIR CHINA INTERNATIONAL CORP. LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 CHICAGO, IL 3901 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 AIR FRANCE LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 PHILA. INTL. AIRPORT 1108 ATLANTA, GA 1704 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 CHICAGO, IL 3901 CINCINNATI, OH 4102 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 HOUSTON INTERCONTL 5309 WASHINGTON, DC 5401 AIR INDIA LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 CHICAGO, IL 3901 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 AIR JAMAICA, LIMITED LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 PHILA. INTL. AIRPORT 1108 BWI AIRPORT 1305 ATLANTA, GA 1704 ORLANDO, FL 1808 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 CHICAGO, IL 3901 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 FT LAUDERDALE INTL AIRPT 5210 HOUSTON INTERCONTL 5309 AIR NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 HONOLULU INTL AIRPRT 3205 CHICAGO, IL 3901 AIR PACIFIC LIMITED LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 HONOLULU INTL AIRPRT 3205 AIR SUNSHINE FT LAUDERDALE INTL AIRPT 5210 AIR TAHITI NUI LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 AIR TAHOMA BUFFALO-NIAGARA FALLS NY 0901 ALBANY, NY 1002 BROWNSVILLE, TX 2301 LAREDO, TX 2304 HIDALGO,TX 2305 EL PASO, TX 2402 DETROIT, MI 3801 DETROIT METROPLTN AIRPRT 3807 WILLOW RUN AIRPORT 3882 AIR TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL NEW YORK, NY 1001 PHILADELPHIA, PA 1101 (1) INCLUDES AIRPORTS WITHIN PORT-OF-ENTRY LIMITS 12/10/2004 U. S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION PAGE 4 07:11:11 AIR-AMS CARRIERS BY AIR CARRIER NAME, PORT OF ENTRY CODE (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR CARRIER NAME CBP PORT-OF-ENTRY NAME CODE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL PHILA. INTL. AIRPORT 1108 BWI AIRPORT 1305 CHARLESTON, SC 1601 PORT CANAVERAL, FL 1816 NASHVILLE, TN 2007 CHICAGO, IL 3901 TOLEDO, OH 4105 LOUISVILLE, KY 4115 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 HOUSTON INTERCONTL 5309 DALLAS/FT. WORTH, TX 5501 AIRNET EXPRESS HANSCOM USER FEE AIRPORT 0481 ALASKA AIRLINES,INC. LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 ORLANDO, FL 1808 SAN DIEGO, CA 2501 PHOENIX, AZ 2605 TUCSON, AZ 2609 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 LAS VEGAS, NV 2722 PALM SPRINGS USER FEE 2781 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 OAKLAND, CA 2811 SACRAMENTO,CA 2816 ALASKA AIRLINES,INC. RENO, NV 2833 SAN JOSE INTL AIRPORT 2834 PORTLAND INTL AIRPORT 2910 SPOKANE, WA 3022 SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL ARPT 3029 JUNEAU, AK 3101 KETCHIKAN, AK 3102 WRANGELL, AK 3105 FAIRBANKS, AK 3111 ANCHORAGE, AK 3126 DENVER, CO 3307 CHICAGO, IL 3901 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 WASHINGTON, DC 5401 ALITALIA-LINEE AEREE ITALIANE LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 CHICAGO, IL 3901 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 WASHINGTON, DC 5401 ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS COMPANY, LTD LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 HONOLULU INTL AIRPRT 3205 CHICAGO, IL 3901 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 WASHINGTON, DC 5401 ALLCANADA EXPRESS LTD. TOLEDO, OH 4105 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601 ALOHA AIRLINES INC. HONOLULU INTL AIRPRT 3205 AMERICA WEST AIRLINES PHOENIX, AZ 2605 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 (1) INCLUDES AIRPORTS WITHIN PORT-OF-ENTRY LIMITS 12/10/2004 U. S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION PAGE 5 07:11:11 AIR-AMS CARRIERS BY AIR CARRIER NAME, PORT OF ENTRY CODE (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR CARRIER NAME CBP PORT-OF-ENTRY NAME CODE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AMERICA WEST AIRLINES LAS VEGAS, NV 2722 OAKLAND, CA 2811 AMERICAN AIRLINES LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 DURHAM, NC 1503 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 SAN JOSE INTL AIRPORT 2834 CHICAGO, IL 3901 ST LOUIS, MO 4503 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 SAN JUAN INTL AIRPORT 4913 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 DALLAS/FT. WORTH, TX 5501 AMERIFLIGHT ONTARIO INTL AIRPORT 2721 SAN JUAN INTL AIRPORT 4913 SAN ANTONIO, TX 5507 AMERIJET INTERNATIONAL INC. SAN JUAN INTL AIRPORT 4913 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 AMERISTAR BANGOR, ME 0102 HARTFORD, CT 0411 LOGAN AIRPORT, MA 0417 BUFFALO-NIAGARA FALLS NY 0901 SHREVEPORT/BOSSIER CITY 2018 BROWNSVILLE, TX 2301 DEL RIO, TX 2302 LAREDO, TX 2304 HIDALGO,TX 2305 EL PASO, TX 2402 NOGALES, AZ 2604 LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 ONTARIO INTL AIRPORT 2721 SEATTLE, WA 3001 SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL ARPT 3029 GRAND FORKS AIRPORT 3427 PORT HURON, MI 3802 DETROIT METROPLTN AIRPRT 3807 OAKLAND/PONTIAC AIRPORT 3881 WILLOW RUN AIRPORT 3882 GREATER ROCKFORD AIRPORT 3982 INDIANAPOLIS, IN 4110 KANSAS CITY, MO 4501 ST LOUIS, MO 4503 SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS ARPT 4506 FT LAUDERDALE INTL AIRPT 5210 SAN ANTONIO, TX 5507 ADDISON AIRPORT 5584 ARROW AIR INC. CHARLESTON, SC 1601 ATLANTA, GA 1704 NASHVILLE, TN 2007 ANCHORAGE, AK 3126 SAN JUAN INTL AIRPORT 4913 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 ASIANA AIRLINES LOS ANGELES INT ARPT 2720 SAN FRANCISCO INTL AIRPT 2801 (1) INCLUDES AIRPORTS WITHIN PORT-OF-ENTRY LIMITS 12/10/2004 U. S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION PAGE 6 07:11:11 AIR-AMS CARRIERS BY AIR CARRIER NAME, PORT OF ENTRY CODE (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AIR CARRIER NAME CBP PORT-OF-ENTRY NAME CODE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASIANA AIRLINES SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL ARPT 3029 ANCHORAGE, AK 3126 CHICAGO, IL 3901 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 ASTAR AIR CARGO, INC. MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MN 3501 CINCINNATI, OH 4102 NEW YORK/NEWARK AREA 4601 JOHN F KENNEDY AIRPORT 4701 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 AUSTIN, TX 5506 ATA AIRLINES DBA ATA MIDWAY INT'L AIRPORT 3910 INDIANAPOLIS, IN 4110 ATI JET CHARTER BUFFALO-NIAGARA FALLS NY 0901 MOBILE, AL 1901 NEW ORLEANS, LA 2002 DEL RIO, TX 2302 LAREDO, TX 2304 HIDALGO,TX 2305 EL PASO, TX 2402 SAN DIEGO, CA 2501 NOGALES, AZ 2604 SAN LUIS, AZ 2608 TUCSON, AZ 2609 SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL ARPT 3029 DETROIT, MI 3801 PORT HURON, MI 3802 DETROIT METROPLTN AIRPRT 3807 WILLOW RUN AIRPORT 3882 CLEVELAND, OH 4101 TOLEDO, OH 4105 MIAMI INTL AIRPORT 5206 HOUSTON, TX 5301 HOUSTON INTERCONTL 5309 GALVESTON, TX 5310 CORPUS CHRISTI, TX 5312 ATLANTIC AIR CARGO, INC.
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