15th World Route Development Forum

The global meeting place for every and Contents

3 Welcome from the Chairman 4 Welcome from the Host 5 More for 2009 6 Where people come together “World Routes has been nothing 7 Event schedule but very fruitful (for us). 8 World Routes 2009 for The ability to meet and interact 9 World Routes 2009 for 10 Promoting tourism and development with so many different airports 11 Our three core principles from across the globe all in one 12 site is magnifi cent.” 14 Recommended hotels

15 Previous World Routes attendees Riad Simon, VivaAerobus Welcome from the Chairman

Welcome to the 15th World Route Development Forum, the global meeting place for every airline and airport. As it has over the last 15 years, World Routes will once again provide airlines and airports with an unrivalled business development opportunity. Last year’s World Routes in attracted a record attendance. The attendance confi rmed the vital importance of the partnership between airlines and airports. In 2008 more airlines than ever before requested to meet airports they already serve as they looked to improve the performance of their established services. Equally, we also saw a record number of tourist authorities supporting their airports seeking to create stronger regionally based route support packages. I expect these trends to grow further this year. It is the fi rst time that World Routes has located in , which in 2009 is expected to be the only major air transport market to grow. If you attended last year’s event, you would have experienced the dramatic Farewell Reception organized by our hosts for 2009, Beijing Capital . This year’s World Routes promises to be just as spectacular with delegates able to enjoy all the delights of China’s capital. With new air services typically planned on two to three year timeframes, the next upturn should hopefully be moving into view at this year’s World event. The global networks of the future are being decided now and Beijing will be every airline’s and airport’s opportunity to infl uence them. It will be an experience not to be missed. I would also like to thank for providing such generous fares that really help delegates from outside . Details can be found on www.routesonline.com I look forward to seeing you in Beijing.

Mike Howarth Chairman, Routes World Routes Beijing 04

Welcome to the 15th World Route Development Forum

We are planning to provide you with a marvellous and splendid World Routes Forum in Beijing which we are sure will be a great opportunity for the elite of Civil Aviation from all over the world to meet face-to-face and to discuss the future of international aviation route development. It promises to be an unforgettable and truly exceptional event. It is the aim of Beijing Capital International Airport to become a top rank world airport management company which will lead the way forward in the development and innovation of the Chinese airport industry. We at BCIA have committed ourselves to offering our customers an effi cient operation from a fi rst class managerial platform. This, backed by traditional oriental service, means we’ll be able to provide an impressive experience for visiting global airlines and air passengers. With its rapid development, Beijing Capital International Airport is expecting to play an increasingly important role in the world aviation industry, and will therefore use the 2009 World Route Development Forum to seek new business opportunities with all delegates from the civil aviation industry as well as reviewing the performance of its established services. As the capital of China, Beijing is one of the world’s truly imposing cities, with a 3,000- year history. This long history leaves Beijing with an abundant historical and cultural heritage which is represented by many treasures still existing from the city’s previous civilizations. We hope that all World Routes delegates enjoy Beijing’s many charms. It is a dynamic city, where old and new intermingle and which remains a magnet for visitors from both inside and outside of China. Have a wonderful stay in Beijing and thank you for being with us.

Mr Dong Zhiyi President & CEO, Beijing Capital International Airport Co., Ltd. World Routes Beijing 05

More for 2009

Independent research has consistently shown that delegates “WE LIKED HAVING regard World Routes as superb value for money. At Beijing 2009 we’ve made an even bigger effort to ensure that attendees gain TWO TABLES AT maximum value from World Routes. ROUTES IN 2008 At World Routes 2009 we offer: • Pre-launch and early booking incentives available for airports AS IT GAVE US who book 3 or more delegates.* THE CHANCE TO • Increased pre-scheduled meetings entitlement for airports between 1-4m pax. HAVE A GOOD MIX • Double the number of allocated pre-scheduled meetings for airports under 1m pax OF MEETINGS. • Special Tourism rates available including meetings packages. ROUTES IS Every airline and airport should aim to be represented at World Routes 2009. Attendance offers real value for money. This year’s EXTREMELY WELL event in Beijing offers you the opportunity to visit a beautiful city which is also at the centre of the major predicted growth ORGANISED region for 2009. Beijing was also the host city to the hugely successful 2008 Olympics and is the gateway to over 3,000 AND PROVES years of Chinese history and culture. Our hosts are pulling out all the stops to make World Routes 2009 a really special and INVALUABLE unique experience. Make sure you book your place at World Routes 2009 as quickly FOR OUR as possible to take full advantage of the early registration offers, the fl ight deals offered by Air China and the competitive prices in ORGANISATION.” top quality hotels. Great value and a great opportunity to develop your business, don’t miss out on World Routes 2009. Stephen Poitras, Director of Flight Scheduling, *Offer available until 28th Feb 2009, saving up to £200 in some categories. Air Transat World Routes Beijing 06

World Routes 2009 – Where people come together

World Routes is the place where the global route development industry annually gathers to plan new air services, protect existing ones and network with their international colleagues and associates. At the heart of World Routes are the one to one meetings between every type of airline and airport, from every continent, whether they be fl ag carriers or low cost airlines, hub or regional airports. Market information is shared, new opportunities discussed and start-up strategies developed. In these uncertain times, route effi ciencies, defence and recovery are sure to be hot topics amongst attendees. Independent research has consistently shown that delegates regard World Routes as superb value for money. For airports, it puts them face to face with airline route planners and decision makers at a fraction of the cost of visiting them independently. For airlines, it provides new market data at no cost, with the possibility of gaining substantial additional route support – for both new and/or established services. World Routes delivers results not only in the good times but in the tough ones too.

“Routes was indeed a useful networking forum, bringing airlines and airports under one roof.”

Rachel Tan, Head of Route Planning, Airlines

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Event schedule

• Saturday 12th September 2009 World Routes Arrival centre opens City Tours The Saturday Reception sponsored by Scotland

• Sunday 13th September 2009 City Tours Registration Collection of Meeting Diaries Extra Meeting requests Opening of Networking Village Hosted Networking Stands Open House Welcome Reception hosted by Beijing Capital International Airport

• Monday 14th September 2009 Formal Airline/Airport One to One Meetings Networking Village activities World Routes Leaders Forum Hosted Buffet Lunch Gala Dinner hosted by Beijing Capital International Airport World Routes- OAG Airport Marketing Awards • Tuesday 15th September 2009 Formal Airline/Airport One to One Meetings Networking Village activities Hosted Buffet Lunch and Offi cial Handover to host of World Routes 2010 Farewell Reception hosted by World Routes 2010 host. World Routes Beijing 08

World Routes 2009 for Airlines

Viability is the critical driver to launching and sustaining air services and “ EVERYONE World Routes 2009 provides airlines with the platform to address this issue through meetings with the world’s airports. Whether you are a global network RECOGNISES carrier, or a regional airline, World Routes is key; no other event is attended by such a wide range of airport business partners, no other event can THAT WORLD facilitate as many meetings to address the viability question. ROUTES IS ONE Route development has evolved over the last decade becoming more competitive and requiring greater depth of market intelligence. Airlines need OF THE KEY greater input from their sales and marketing teams in understanding how to best penetrate new markets and, of course, the need for fi nancial support EVENTS OF THE and incentives has become paramount. In line with this, the global airports that attend World Routes are increasingly being supported by their regional YEAR AND ONE tourism and economic development stakeholders. As a consequence of the changing nature of route development, and the THAT WE increasing involvement of airports and their stakeholder business partners, CANNOT AFFORD airlines are fi elding strong teams, tailored to match the meetings arranged. Lead of course by network planning, airline teams include; scheduling, TO MISS.” procurement, revenue, airport relations, sales and marketing and interlining. Increasingly, carriers with teams are locating in their own customised meeting chalets. Luis Sanchez, Deputy CEO, BAA Our dedicated airline and scheduling teams help airlines do business in a targeted and effective way by creating a meetings diary designed to satisfy your preferences, as well as the requests made by airports to meet you. Often the best meetings airlines have at World Routes are those with airports they know the least about. Every meeting you will have in Beijing will be valuable, every airline and every route network will benefi t. World Routes Beijing 09

World Routes 2009 for Airports

Over the past 15 years, World Routes has consistently provided airports with the opportunity to meet and present their market to the world’s “WORLD ROUTES airlines. The 2009 world event will be no exception; it will be the largest ever gathering of airlines and their network planning decision makers. 2008 WAS VERY In diffi cult economic times it is critical that airports fi ght to retain FRUITFUL AND existing traffi c and win new air services, as and when they occur. Every route withdrawal is another airlines’s opportunity. The competition for air EFFECTIVE FOR US services and the strategic benefi ts they bring, has never been greater and airports need to present their market in the strongest possible manner AND I WAS HAPPY and, if need be, re-present to existing customers and airlines they have met before. Airlines have many choices of where to fl y and airports cannot TO BE THERE take for granted their existing customer base and should not assume that the world’s airlines are up to date with their market and route potentials. ONCE AGAIN. For airport delegates, we will build a diary of pre-scheduled one to one meetings with the airlines you request. The Extra Meetings System and MY SINCEREST Networking functions provide numerous additional opportunities to hold more meetings and continue discussions. Regional and other smaller COMPLIMENTS airports have a vital role at World Routes meeting the many regional and low cost carriers attending the event. Often these airports are following TO THE up on discussions held earlier in the year at their regional forum. Face to face meetings with fl ag carriers at World Routes are a great means of ORGANISATION.” ensuring that they are properly plugged into the hub and spoke systems of the global networks. Peter Elbers, Senior VP, Network Planning, Attending airports in Beijing will have the opportunity both to meet the KLM global airlines they aspire to attract and continue their discussions with airlines from their region. World Routes is important for every airport no matter what size and from what region. Every airport should be in Beijing if they want their business to develop and prosper. World Routes Beijing 10

Promoting tourism and development

Airports are joined at World Routes by their tourism and economic “Our participation in the Routes event over development agencies to maximize their marketing effort to the world’s airlines. They can add information on new markets and infrastructure the last few years has helped Quebec City developments and provide details on how airlines can penetrate markets. Attending airports can talk about the market opportunity and their Airport attract new carriers and increase its stakeholders can facilitate access to it. passenger traffi c by over 50 per cent.” Stakeholders can also discuss the support and investment in air services and many such organisations already invest in demand stimulation Pascal Bélanger, President & COO, Quebec City Airport measures. World Routes is the place to harness this investment alongside their airports. In addition to attending meetings, airports and their tourism authorities can choose to exhibit. All exhibitions are located in the central Networking Village, which acts as the hub of the event. With complimentary refreshments provided by both the stand holders, and the host, the Networking Village provides exhibitors with continuous footfall, all day, every day. The Hosted Networking Stands have hospitality and incentives open to all delegates who visit them throughout the event and the World Routes team works together with our stand holders in a full exhibitor marketing campaign both pre, during and post the event to ensure an excellent return on their investment. Organisations exhibit at World Routes to; • Raise awareness of their airport or destination • To position their brand in the critical airline community • To ensure they represent themselves against their competitors • Engage the global route development community. World Routes offers many sponsorship opportunities to organizations who are interested in raising their profi le to the largest gathering of air transport professionals in the world. For further information about exhibiting, or for sponsorship opportunities please visit www.routesonline.com World Routes Beijing 11

Our three core principles

“MANY THANKS 1 A perfect venue in which to do business with organised, face to face meetings. FOR GIVING 2 The chance to network with all those with an interest in new air US THE services. World Routes 2009 is the place to make contact with OPPORTUNITY TO new and existing partners.

ATTEND ROUTES 3 The opportunity to experience a key world market fi rst hand. Speak 2008. I’M SURE directly to the people who have the information you need and gain IT WAS ALSO contracts at the highest . APPRECIATED BY THE 60+ AIRPORTS THAT WE HELD MEETINGS WITH.”

Ian Doubtfi re, Managing Director, Jet2.com 01 02 03

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Beijing

04 ‘He who has not climbed the Great Wall is not a true man’ proclaimed Chairman Mao and a walk along this magnifi cent feat of human endeavour is a must on any visit to China. The fortifi ed sections at Badaling and Mutianyu are within easy reach of Beijing and make for an unforgettable day out. The city’s major shopping street, Wangfujiung, is an essential stop on any visit. By day it is a veritable treasure trove of shops and malls, by night framed by a maze of side streets fi lled with tempting traditional food stalls. Beijing plays host to a breathtaking selection of restaurants serving delicious banquets from all corners of the world. However, Beijing is, of course, the place to sample Peking Duck, a legendary delicacy! The intrepid 14th Century explorer Marco Polo once described Beijing as a ‘vast ancient city of great splendour, magnifi cent palaces, stately gardens and broad avenues.’ Hopefully, you’ll be able to take a little break from proceedings and explore its many delights for yourself.

01 Ming Tombs 02 Tian’amen square 03 The Forbidden City 04 The Great Wall Of China The Ming Tombs are located about Located at the centre of Beijing City Lying at the centre of Beijing, the The Great Wall of China is over 30 miles northwest of Beijing at is Tian’amen Square, where you can Forbidden City, called Gu Gong in 4,000 miles long and is one of the the foot of the Tianshou Mountains. visit Tian’amen Tower, Monument to Chinese, was the imperial palace greatest wonders of the world. The Located here are the tombs of 13 the People’s Heroes, the Great Hall during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Great Wall stretches across deserts, of the 16 Ming Dynasty emperors. of the People, Mao Zedong Memorial Now known as the Palace Museum, it grasslands, mountains and plateaus Dragon Hill lies to the east and Hall and see the national fl ag is to the north of Tiananmen Square. from the east to the west of China. Crouching Tiger Hill to the west. raising ceremony. It is the world’s largest palace complex and covers 74 hectares. 05 The National Theatre 06 Summer Palace 07 The Birds Nest 08 Temple of Heaven World Routes Beijing 13 The National Centre for the The Summer Palace is the largest The spectacular National Stadium The Temple of Heaven is a Performing Arts or National Grand and best-preserved imperial or Bird’s Nest has been hailed as the worthwhile visiting place in Theatre is colloquially described garden in China. Its Chinese name, fi nest arena in the world and was Beijing. It is much bigger than the as The Egg, is another unique YiHeYuan, translates as ‘Garden of the centrepiece to the 2008 Beijing Forbidden City and smaller than building of architectural signifi cance Nurtured Harmony’ or ‘Garden for Olympic Games. The stadium was the Summer Palace with an area of and one not to missed when Maintaining Health and Harmony’. designed by award-winning Swiss about 2,700,000 square meters. visiting Beijing. It is located on the western edge of fi rm Herzog and de Meuron and The Temple was built in 1420 A.D. Beijing, 12km from central Beijing. Chinese architect Li Xinggang. during the Ming Dynasty to offer sacrifi ce to Heaven.

05 06 07 92% of airports consider World Routes a must attend event, according to independent research.

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Recommended hotels

World Routes organisers always recommend staying in one Kempinski Hotel Beijing ★★★★★ of their preferred hotels, this is not only due to the benefi ts This 5-star hotel, the Kempinski Hotel Beijing of discounted rates at these hotels but also as these hotels Center represents the ideal blend of eastern will have dedicated World Routes information desks in and western and is located approx 30-40 minutes them with trained staff to advise them on all the event from the event venue. details. Our recommended hotels are also the ones where Hotel Kunlun ★★★★ free transport to and from the event venue the New China Kunlun Hotel Beijing is located on the bank of the International Exhibition Centre (NCIEC) will be provided beautiful Liangma River, and is located approx 30-40 together with arrival and departure transfers, at specifi ed minutes from the event venue. times, to Beijing Capital International Airport. We therefore recommend that all our delegates stay in one of the hotels Grand Hyatt ★★★★ featured here; Grand Hyatt Beijing is one of its fi nest hotels it is just moments from Tian’amen Square, the Forbidden City, the city centre and the Wang Fu Jing shopping street Crowne Plaza International Airport, Beijing ★★★★★ and located approx 1-1.5 hours from the event venue. This brand new hotel is in a prime location across from the New China International Exhibition Centre, it is 10 minutes Traders Upper East Hotel ★★★★ walking distance to the event venue and 30 minutes from This brand new hotel is located near Beijing’s Third the city centre. Embassy District, the Wang Jing Business Zone and The Ritz Carlton, Beijing ★★★★★ located approx 25 minutes from the event venue. This luxury hotel is located in the heart of the thriving Jing Guang New World Hotel ★★★★ commercial Chaoyang District in Beijing, and is 30-40 A modern business hotel in the center of Jing Guang, minutes from the event venue. this luxury hotel is near the World Trade Center and JW Marriott ★★★★★ located approx 30-40 minutes from the event venue. Located in the central business district, this 5-star hotel in Sino Swiss Hotel ★★★★ Beijing is part of the China Central Place, an awe-inspiring Sino-Swiss Hotel, Beijing Airport is the only complex featuring offi ces, shopping and residential towers international 4-star hotel within the area of Beijing and just, 30-40 minutes from the event venue. Capital International Airport and close to the new Hilton Beijing ★★★★★ China International Exhibition Centre (NCIEC) in Shun Yi District and is located approx 10 minutes This excellent hotel is located in the Chaoyang business from the event venue. district and is located approx 30-40 minutes from the event venue.

Please note: the journey times given between hotel and venue are indicative only and may be longer during periods of traffi c congestion. World Routes Beijing 15

Previous World Routes attendees

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Ltd., Airports of Montenegro, Ajaccio Airport, Akhbar Alarab, Alghero Airport, , All Nippon Airways, American Airlines, Airport Schiphol, ANA – Aeroportos de Portugal S.A, Airport, Airport International, Antwerp Airport, ArabJet Airlines, Arad International Airport, Armavia Air Company, Aruba Airport Authority N.V., Arvidsjaur Airport, Astana International Airport, Astraeus Limited, Astral Aviation, ASUR – Mexico’s Leading Airports, International Airport, , Auckland International Airport, Austin – Bergstrom International Airport, Group, Avinor Tromsø Airport, Axis Airways • BAA, BAA Ferihegy International Airport, BAA Gatwick, BAA London Stansted, BAA Scotland, BAA Southampton, Baden-Airpark GmbH, Bahrain International Airport, Baia Mare Airport, Baltimore/Washington International Airport, Bandaranaike International Airport – , Bangalore International Airport, Airways, Beijing Capital International Airport Co. Ltd, International Airport, Belize Airport, Belle Air, Belo Horizonte Airport, Bergen Airport Flesland, Berjaya Air, Berlin Airports, Bermuda International Airport, Bern Airport, BH Airlines, , Birmingham International Airport Ltd, Blackpool International Airport, Blue1, bmi, bmi Regional, bmibaby, Bologna Airport BLQ, Bordeaux Airport, Boryspil International Airport, Bourgas International Airport, Bratislava International Airport, Brisbane Airport Corporation, Bristol International Airport, , Brive Airport, , Brussels South Charleroi Airport, Bucharest Baneasa Aurel Vlaicu International Airport, Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport, Budapest Ferihegy International Airport, Buffalo Niagara Falls International Airport, , BWIA (West Indies Airways) • Cagliari Airport – Sardinia, Cairns International Airport, Cairo Airport Company, Cairo International Airport, Calcutta International Airport, Calgary International Airport, Cambodia International Airports, Carcassonne Salvaza Airport, Cardiff International Airport, Airlines International, Castellón Airport, Cathay Pacifi c, Cebu Pacifi c Air, Centralwings, Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport, China Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Chisinau International Airport, Chongqing Jiangbei Airport Co.,Ltd, Chubu Centrair International Airport, Cimber Air, , AB, City Hopper Airports Ltd., Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC), Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne Airport, Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, , Cluj-Napoca International Airport, Cohor, , Airlines, Constanta International Airport, Continental Airlines, COPA Airlines, Airports A/S, Cork Airport, , Coyne Airways, Airlines, CSA – Czech Airlines, Cuneo Airport, Curacao – Hato Airport, Curaçao Tourist Board • , Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Dalmatian.hr, Darwin International Airport Pty Ltd, Dau Air, Deauville Normandie Airport, Deer Jet Co Ltd, Delhi International Airport Pvt Ltd, Delta Air Lines, b.v, Denver International Airport, Detroit International Airport, DHL Airways, Don Quijote Airport, Donetsk International Airport, Dortmund Airport, , International Airport, Dube Tradeport (Durban), , , Durham Tees Valley Airport, Düsseldorf International Airport • Nottingham-Leicester-Derby, Eastern Skyjets, easyJet, Edmonton International Airport, EgyptAir, EgyptAir Cargo, Egyptian Airports Company, , Ekaterinberg Koltsovo Airport, Emirates, Entebbe International Airport, Eos Airlines, Airport, Ethiopian Airlines, , Etihad Crystal Cargo, Eurofl y SpA, EuroManx Airlines, (EAE), Exeter International Airport, ExpressJet Asia, ExpressJet • Faroejet, FedEX Express, Ferrovial Aeropuertos, S. 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(BAA), Kittilä Airport, Finavia Airport, Finavia Airport, , Finnair Mainline, Fiplan GmbH, Firefl y, First Choice Airways, Flamingo Airport – Bonaire, Florence – Amerigo Vespucci Airport, Flughafen Dresden GmbH, Flughafen Düsseldorf-Mönchengladbach, Flughafen -Hahn GmbH, Flughafen Saarbruecken, Fly BGO, Fly Gibraltar, Fly4 Airlines, Flybaboo, FlyBalaton Airport, , FlyGlobespan.com, Flyme, FlyNiki, Forli Airport, , Frankfurt-Hahn Airport, AG, Fraport Airport Management Bulgaria, , , Frontier Airlines, Fujairah International Airport, Fuzhou Chang le Airport, • Gadair European Airlines, Garuda , GB Airways Ltd., Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport, General Authority of Civil Aviation, Geneva International Airport, George Best Belfast City Airport, , Ghana Airport Company Limited, Ghana Civil Aviation Authority, Gibraltar Airport, Glasgow Prestwick Airport – Infratil, GMR Hyderabad International Airport, Gold Coast Airport, Göteborg – Landvetter Airport, Göteborg & Co., Göteborg City Airport, , Greater Moncton International Airport, Greater Toronto Airports Authority, Grenoble & Chambéry Airports, Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifi co (GAP), Guadeloupe Pole Caraibes, Guam International Airport Authority, Guangdong Airport Management Corp., Baiyun International Airport, Gulf Air • Hainan Airlines, Hainan Meilan International Airport Co Ltd, Halifax International Airport Authority, Halifax Stanfi eld International Airport, , Hamilton International Airport, Hangzhou Airport, , Hansefl ug GmbH, Hapag Lloyd Express, Hartford Bradley International Airport, Hassan Airport (Jupiter Aviation), HellasJet/Air Miles SA, Helsinki-Vantaa Airport- Finavia, Hemavan Tärnaby Airport, Hermes Airports – Larnaca/Paphos, Hexun Net, Highlands & Islands Airports, HNA Airport Group Co., Ltd, Airport Authority, Hong Kong Express Airways, Houston Airports, Humberside International Airport, Hunan Airport Management Group Company Ltd • Airlines, Iberia LAE, Iberia Regional Air Nostrum LAM, , ICF Airports – , Incheon International Airport Corporation, Indian Airlines, Indianapolis International Airport, Infraero-Brazilian Airports, Infratil Airports Europe Ltd, , Intercity Air, Interstate Airlines, Inversija Cargo Airlines, Iran Aseman Airlines, , Ireland West Airport Knock, Airport, Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen International Airport • Jacksonville Aviation Authority, Jade Cargo International, Airlines, , Jeddah – King Abdulaziz International Airport, , Jet Air, Jet Airways, Jet2.com, JetBlue Airways, Jetstar Airways, JetStar Asia, JFK International Air Terminal LLC, Jönköping Airport, Julius Nyerere International Airport, Jupiter Airlines • Kansai International Airport Co., Ltd., Kansas City International Airport, Karagandy International Airport, Katowice International Airport, KD Avia, Kefl avik International Airport, Kent International Airport, Kenya Airports Authority, Kenya Airways, Keolis Airports, Airport, Kilimanjaro International Airport, King Fahd International Airport, King Khaled International Airport, Riyadh, Kingfi sher Airlines, Airport, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Korea Airports Corporation (KAC), Korean Air, Korean Air Cargo, Kota Kinabalu International Airport, Krakow Airport, Krasnoyarsk International Airport, Kristiansand Airport, Kruger International Airport, Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport, Kuching International Airport, Kunming Wujiaba International Airport, Airways Corporation (KAC), Kuwait International Airport (KIA) • La Rochelle – Ile de Re Airport, LAC AIR CONGO, Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, LAN Airlines, LAS Vegas/McCarran International Airport, LatCharter Airlines, Leeds Bradford International Airport, Leipzig/Halle Airport, LFV Group, Libreville Airport, Liege Airport, Airport, Linkair Express, LionAir, John Lennon Airport, Livingston S.p.A., Ljubljana Airport, Lodz Wladyslaw Reymont Airport, , London , , Lorient Bretagne Sud, Los Angeles World Airports, LOT Polish Airlines, Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, Love Air, LTU International Airways, Luebeck Airport, Lufthansa, Charter • Aachen Airport, Macau International Airport Company Ltd, Macquarie Airports, Madeira Airports, MAEVIS Ltd (Lagos International Aiport), Mahan Air, Airlines, Malaysia Airlines Cargo, Malaysia Airports, Malev Hungarian Airlines, Malmö Airport, Malta International Airport, Manas International Airport, Group, Maribor Airport, Marseille Provence Airport, Holland, Massport – Boston Logan International Airport, International Airport Florida, Memphis International Airport, S.p.A, Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, Mexicana, Airports SEA, Milan Orio al Serio Airport, Mineta San Jose International Airport, National Airport, MNG Airlines, Mombasa Moi International Airport, Monarch Airlines, Monastir Airport (Tav Tunisia), Montpellier Mediterranee Airport, International Airport Domodedovo, Mostar International Airport, International Airport PVT Ltd, Airport, Mwanza Airport, Myair.com • Namibia Airports Company Limited, Naples Airport, Narita International Airport Corporation, Nashville International Airport, Nassau – Lynden Pindling International Airport, Nepal Airlines, Netjets Europe, New Doha International Airport, New International Airport of Murcia, Newcastle International Airport, Newquay Cornwall Airport, Niagara Falls International Airport, Nice Côte D’Azur Airport, Niki Luftfahrt GmbH, Nîmes Airport, Nis International Airport, Nordic Airways, Norman Manley International Airports (Nmia) Ltd, Norrköping Flygplats, Northern Territory Airports (Darwin), Northwest Airlines, , Norwich International Airport, Nottingham East Midlands Airport, Nouvelair Tunisie, International Airport Tolmachevo, Nuremberg International Airport • Oakland International Airport, Olbia Airport, Olympic Airlines, Oman Air, Oman Airports Management Company S.A.O.C., Orient Thai Airlines, Orlando International Airport, Orlando Sanford International Airport, , Oslo Airport, Ostend-Bruges International Airport, Ottawa International Airport, • Paderborn/Lippstadt Airport, Pajala-Ylläs Airport, Pakistan International Airlines, International Airport, GESAP, Palm Beach International Airport, Palm Springs International Airport, Panama City – Tocumen International Airport, Paris-Beauvais Airport, Pau Pyrenees Airport, PB Air, Peel Airports Limited, Penang International Airport, Perpignan Rivesaltes Airport, Perth Airport (Westralia Airports Corporation), PGA Portugalia Airlines, Philadelphia International Airport, Philippine Airlines, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Piarco International Airport, Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport, Pittsburgh International Airport, Plovdiv International Airport, Poitiers-Futuroscope Airport, Polish Airports State Enterprise, Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, Poznan-Lawica Airport, Prague Airport, Prince George Airport Authority, Princess Juliana International Airport Operating Co. N.V, Pristina International Airport, Privatair, PTL Airlines, Puebla International Airport, Airport, Pulkovo Aviation Enterprise • Q8 Aviation, , Quebec City Jean Lesage International Airport, Queen Alia International Airport • RAF-Avia Airlines, RAK Airways, Ras Al Khaimah International Airport, Regie des Voies Aeriennes Reina, Rennes Airport, Riga International Airport, Airport, Rimini San Marino International Airport, Robin Hood Airport Doncaster Sheffi eld, Romanian Civil Aeronautical Authority (RCAA), Rossiya – Russian Airlines, Rostock-Laage Airport, , Royal Brunei Airlines, Royal Nepal Airlines, Royal Wings Aviation, Ruslan International • , International, , Salalah Airport, San Antonio International Airport, San Diego International Airport (SDCRAA), San Francisco International Airport, Sandefjord Airport – TORP, Sangster International Airport, International Airport, Sarasota Bradenton International Airport, Sarawak Tourist Board, Sardinian Tourism & Transports Board, Sary-Arka Airport, SAS International, Scandjet, Schiphol Group, Scorpion Air, SEA Milan Airports, SEAIR (South East Asian Airlines), Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, SESM (Finmeccanic a Group), Shaheen Air International, Airlines, Shanghai Airport Authority, Shanghai International Airport Company Ltd, , Sharjah Airport Authority, Shenzhen Airlines, Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport, Shenzhen International Airport, Sheremetyevo International Airport, Moscow, Sichuan Airport Group Co, Ltd., Sikhuphe International Airport, Silkair, Singapore Airlines, Singapore Changi International Airport – CAAS, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, Skopje Alexander The Great Airport, SkyEurope Airlines, SN , Société Concessionnaire des Aéroports (SCA), Sofi a Airport, South African Airways, Southwest Airlines, Southwest Florida International Airport, , Ltd, SriLankan Airlines, Sriwijaya Airlines, St. Petersburg International Airport Pulkovo, St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport, Stavanger Airport, A/S, Västerås Airport, Stockholm-Arlanda Airport, Stockholm-Skavsta Airport, Strasbourg International Airport, , SunExpress, Swiss International Air Lines, Airport Corporation Limited, Syrian Arab Airlines, Syrianair • Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, Airport, TAM Linhas Aereas, Tampa International Airport, Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrenees Airport, Tashkent International Airport, TAV Airports, Thai Airways International, Thales International (M) Sdn Bhd, Thomsonfl y, Tianjin Binhai International Airport, Tiger Airways, Timisoara Traian Vuia Airport, Tirana International Airport, (OVB), Toulon-Hyères International Airport, Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport, Tours – Val de Loire Airport, Airlines, .com, Trieste Airport, Trondheim Airport Værnes, Tui Travel Plc, TuiFly , Airport, • International Airlines, United Airlines, Uppsala Airport, UPS, US Airways, • Vancouver Airport Authority, Vancouver Airport Services (YVRAS) Vatry International Airport, Marco Polo Airport, Verona & Brescia Airports, International Airport, Vietnam Airlines, Vilnius International Airport, Airways, Virgin Nigeria Airways, VLM Airlines, Vnukovo Airport Moscow, Volga-Dnepr Airlines, Airlines • Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport, Washington Dulles International Airport, Wellington International Airport, White Airways, Windsor Airport, Winnipeg Airports Authority, , Airport, World Airways, Wroclaw Airport, Wuhan Tianhe International Airport • Xiamen Airlines, Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport • Ltd, Airport Ltd, Zan Air, Zanzibar International Airport, Zenith Airways,

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