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Chi-Stat 2017 Attendees As of May 24, 2017 Chi-Stat 2017 Attendees as of May 24, 2017 1. Rick Hatton 10 Tanker Air Carrier 2. Michael Mendez 21 Air 3. Al Wood 321 Aviation Group 4. Peter Blakeney AAG Capital Markets LLC 5. Erik Castillo AAG Capital Markets LLC 6. Simon Leader AAG Capital Markets LLC 7. Patrick Aherne AAR Corp. 8. Justin Bussies AAR Corp. 9. Laura Gilgenbach AAR Corp. 10. Jeff Fleishmann AAR Corp. 11. Magdalena Paprot AAR Corp. 12. Sal Marino AAR Corp. 13. Pascal Parant AAR Corp. 14. Garrick Rice AAR Corp. 15. Kevin Rogers AAR Corp. 16. Matthew Schneider AAR Corp. 17. Andrew Storch AAR Corp. 18. Chris Wilko AAR Corp. 19. Jan D'Angelo AdamWorks 20. Jose Pluto AEGON USA Investment Management LLC 21. Serge Avakian Aercap Aviation Solutions 22. Bashir Hajjar Aercap Aviation Solutions 23. Bart Ligthart Aercap Aviation Solutions 24. Marion Siuta Aercap Aviation Solutions 25. Shane Tuttle Aercap Aviation Solutions 26. Auvinash Narayen AerFin Limited 27. Terry Cooke AerGen 28. Fred Browne Aergo Capital, Ltd. 29. Nathan Riggs Aergo Capital, Ltd. 30. Jason Barany Aero Capital Solutions, Inc. 31. Larry Covert Aero Capital Solutions, Inc. 32. Steve Hearne Aero Capital Solutions, Inc. 33. Elizabeth Peters Aero Capital Solutions, Inc. 34. Todd Power Aero Capital Solutions, Inc. 35. John Titus Aero Controls, Inc. 36. Steve Berner Aero Direct, Inc. 37. Brian Birkan Aero Direct, Inc. 38. Edward Choe Aero Direct, Inc. 39. Alex Lallanilla Aero Direct, Inc. 40. Brian Longmeyer Aero Direct, Inc. 41. Peter Masters Aero Direct, Inc. 42. Adrian Wrona Aero Direct, Inc. 43. Andrew McCain Aero Engine Solutions 44. Tyler Norman Aero Engine Solutions 45. David Chaimovitz Aero Trade, LLC 46. Joe Sitkowski AeroDirect Inc. Page 1 of 19 Chi-Stat 2017 Attendees as of May 24, 2017 47. Elyse Tenney Aerodyne Global Trading 48. Jep Thornton Aerolease Aviation LLC 49. Tim Corley Aerolease International, Inc. 50. Robert Convey Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. 51. Laurent Biousse Aeronautics Fund 52. Nicholas Santangelo Aeroserv 53. Kent Reese Aerostar 54. Greg Guzman Aerostar Management Pte Ltd. 55. Mario Abad Aerothrust Corporation 56. Kris Palacios Aerothrust Corporation 57. Christopher Luke AeroTurbine, Inc. 58. Jeff Barnes AeroVision 59. Rick Cramblet AeroVision 60. Pete Gibson AeroVision 61. John Sobeski AerSale, Inc. 62. Andrew Moore aerSide 63. Mark Borows AerTrade 64. Bryan Hanny AerTrade 65. Keith Johnson AerTrade 66. Octavio Calderon Aerway Finance International 67. Stephen Kennicott Aerway Leasing, LLC 68. David Kennicott Aerway LLC 69. David Koch Air Chicago 70. Roy Nerenberg Air Exchange 71. Ray Reyes Air One Group LLC 72. James Boccarossa Air Spares Unlimited, Inc 73. Stephanie Boccarossa Air Spares Unlimited, Inc 74. Eric Borgstrom Air Spares Unlimited, Inc 75. Matthew Dabney Air Spares Unlimited, Inc 76. Carter Ester Air Spares Unlimited, Inc 77. Mark Monelli Air Spares Unlimited, Inc 78. Brady Templeton Airborne Maintenance & Engineering 79. Andy La Stella AirCapital Aviation Services 80. Guy Bacigalupi Aircastle Advisor LLC 81. Stan Chmielewski Aircastle Advisor LLC 82. Brian Devenney Aircastle Advisor LLC 83. Gregory Ethier Aircastle Advisor LLC 84. Stefan Guignet Aircastle Advisor LLC 85. Michael Kriedberg Aircastle Advisor LLC 86. Joe Schreiner Aircastle Advisor LLC 87. Danny Wong Aircastle Advisor LLC 88. Mark Halsor Aircraft Information Services, Inc. 89. Maciej Paszkowski-Sikorski Aircraft Propeller Service, LLC 90. Dennis Santare Aircraft Propeller Service, LLC 91. Dorota Slowik Aircraft Propeller Service, LLC 92. Jon Adams Aircraft Radio & Avionics 93. Jim Williams Airfax 94. Joseph Custy Airline Support Group, Inc. Page 2 of 19 Chi-Stat 2017 Attendees as of May 24, 2017 95. Alec Matt AirWheel Investments, LP 96. Ian Malin AJW Aviation 97. Alun Roberts AJW Leasing Ireland Limited 98. Aengus Whelan ALAFCO Aviation Lease and Finance Company 99. Charles Cooper All Things Turbine 100. Jude Bricker Allegiant Travel 101. Raul Miro Allegis Aviation Services, Corp. 102. Michaellyn Carlucci Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty 103. John Songin Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty 104. Gregory Stock Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty 105. David Warfel Allianz Global Investors of America LP 106. Kelly Bivens Allstate Investments, LLC 107. John Eichten Aloft AeroArchitects (formerly PATS Aircraft Systems) 108. Bruce Dankberg Altavair Ltd 109. Nathan Dickstein Alterna Capital Partners, LLC 110. Earle Goldin Alterna Capital Partners, LLC 111. Adam Guthorn Alton Aviation Consultancy 112. John Mowry Alton Aviation Consultancy 113. Liz Franz Altus Global Aviation LLC 114. Sue Soden Altus Global Aviation LLC 115. Gabriella Lapidus Amedeo 116. Eric Parker American Aero Services, LLC 117. David Allen American Airlines, Inc. 118. Paul Bahle American Airlines, Inc. 119. Jason Garcia American Airlines, Inc. 120. Jim Hall American Airlines, Inc. 121. Jay Hancock American Airlines, Inc. 122. Matt McDonald American Airlines, Inc. 123. Joy Ovien American Airlines, Inc. 124. Eric Dollman Amur Finance Company, Inc. 125. Yoh Ishikawa ANA Trading Corp. U.S.A. 126. Bryan Holmgren Aon Corporation 127. Michael Gertz AON M&A Solutions 128. Paul Mason Archway Aviation 129. Ian Massey Archway Aviation 130. Ted Nozaki Asahi Aviation, Inc. 131. Alexander Deschamps Ascend Flightglobal Consultancy 132. George Dimitroff Ascend Flightglobal Consultancy 133. Joseph Greener Ascend Flightglobal Consultancy 134. Darren Sikorski Ascend Flightglobal Consultancy 135. Mike Scott Ascent Aviation Services 136. Dave Fochler ASI Brake 137. Mike Lotzer ASI Brake 138. Tim Thornton ASI Brake 139. Andy Krantz Asset Insight, LLC 140. Barbara Spoor Asset Insight, LLC 141. John Spoor Asset Insight, LLC 142. Dennis Zalupski Associated Aircraft Mfg & Sales, Inc Page 3 of 19 Chi-Stat 2017 Attendees as of May 24, 2017 143. Rob Flowers Atalaya Capital Management LP 144. Emidio Carrico Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. 145. Ed McGarvey Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. 146. Spencer Schwartz Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. 147. Sam Thornton Automatic LLC 148. Jason Wayne Automatic LLC 149. Jim Wifler Automatic LLC 150. Kevin Lenz AV-Air, Inc. 151. Jaime Infante AvCap Partners, LLC 152. Hassan Safdar Avenue Capital Group 153. Steven Tingey AVi8 Air Capital 154. Jose Yunda Zapatero Avianca 155. Steve McConnell Aviation Asset Trading LLC 156. Phil Slapke Aviation Asset Trading LLC 157. Ross Campbell Aviation Capital Group 158. Michael Coviello Aviation Capital Group 159. John Feren Aviation Capital Group 160. Douglas Kaprielian Aviation Capital Group 161. Carter White Aviation Capital Group 162. Martin Curtis Aviation Consulting Ireland 163. Lawrence Galizi Aviation Risk Management 164. Fred Klein Aviation Specialists Group, Inc. 165. Troy Daman Aviation Technical Services, Inc. 166. 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Kevin Mulholland Bank of America Merrill Lynch 192. Alice Schwartz Bank of America Merrill Lynch 193. Oliver Wong Bank of America Merrill Lynch 194. Ali Asghar Bank of America, N.A. 195. Mark Holmes Bank of America, N.A. 196. Frank Shalabi Bank of America, N.A. 197. Jon Croasmun Bank of Utah 198. Brock Riley Bank of Utah 199. Henry Sham Barclays 200. George Kim Barclays Capital 201. Matt Millbank Barfield Inc 202. Douglas Blalock Bayview Aviation 203. Shane Culleton BBAM, LLC 204. Howard Dugger BBAM, LLC 205. Daniel Silberman BBAM, LLC 206. Chris Arras BeauTech Power Systems 207. Tobias Konrad BeauTech Power Systems 208. Bill Kmiotek BlackRock, Inc. 209. Tom Tazioli BMO Harris Equipment Finance Company 210. Ahsan Avais BNP Paribas 211. Andrew Stratos BNP Paribas 212. Jeffrey Cheng BNP Paribas Securities Corp. 213. Robert Papas BNP Paribas, New York Branch 214. Bill Houston BNY Capital Markets LLC 215. Matt Baumgarth BOC Aviation 216. Chip Carbonetti Boeing Capital Corporation 217. 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