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Relatório DL 109/2008 Art.º 23.º nº3 - Total de Slots Coordenados Inverno W11 Report DL 109/2008 Art.º 23.º nº3 - Total Slots Coordinated Winter W11 Operator Code Operator Name Slots 3V TNT AIRWAYS 587 4U GERMANWINGS 234 5K HI FLY 10 8F STP AIRWAYS 42 9U AIR MOLDOVA 42 AB AIR BERLIN 536 ABD ATLANTA 6 ABR AIR CONTRACTORS 4 ADB ANTONOV DESIGN BUREAU 2 ADN AERODIENST 6 AEA AIR EUROPA 786 AF AIR FRANCE 1.460 AGX AVIOGENEX 2 AHO AIR HAMBURG 2 AJF AVIA CONSULT 2 AJU AIR JETSUL 32 AMB DEUTSCHE RETTUNGSFLUGWACHT 8 ANG AIR NIUGINI 1 AOJ AVCON JET AG 8 ARL AIRLEC AIR ESPACE SA 12 AT ROYAL AIR MAROC 278 AY FINNAIR 55 AYY AIR ALLIANCE 2 AZ ALITALIA 2 AZE ARCUS-AIR LOGISTIC 24 BA BRITISH AIRWAYS 860 BBD BLUEBIRD CARGO 1 BCS EUROPEAN AIR TRANSPORT 611 BD BRITISH MIDLAND REGIONAL Lda. 2 BEY BESTFLY,S.L 10 BID BINAIR AERO SERVICE 14 BIE AIR MEDITERRANEE 12 BKK BLINKAIR 2 BLX TUIFLY NORDIC 2 BOO BOOKAJET 2 CAZ CAT AVIATION 6 CEG CEGA AVIATION 6 CLB COBHAM FLIGHT INSPECTION 30 CLF BRISTOL FLYING CENTRE 4 CLJ CELLO AVIATION 2 CRE CARRE AVIATION 2 CRL CORSAIR AIR INTERNATIONAL 1 1/5 Operator Code Operator Name Slots CTM ARMÉE DE L'AIR FRANÇAISE 4 DCN FEDERAL ARMED FORCES 2 DCS DAIMLERCHRYSLER AVIATION GmbH 12 DE CONDOR FLUGDIENST 84 DEC DECCAN CARGO 1 DK THOMAS COOK A/L 42 DNC AERODYNAMICS MALAGA 2 DRT DARTA 2 DT TAAG - ANGOLA AIRLINES 458 DY NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE 42 EDC AIR CHARTER SCOTLAND 6 EDG WESTERN AIR CHARTER JET EDGE 2 EGL CAPITAL TRADING AVIATION 10 EI AER LINGUS 214 EJM EXECUTIVE JET MANAGEMENT 4 ENT ENTER AIR SP. z.o.o. 2 ENW AIRNOR - AERONAVES DEL NOROESTE 2 ENZ JOTA AVIATION 2 EXC HAPAG-LLOYD EXECUTIVE 8 EXH G5 EXECUTIVE AG 4 EXU EXECUTIVE AIRLINES 30 EZE EASTERN AIRWAYS Ltd 6 EZS EASYJET SWITZERLAND, SA 1.692 EZY EASYJET AIRLINE 5.095 FAF FORCE AERIENNE FRANCAISE 2 FAH FARNAIR HUNGARY 2 FAT FARNAIR SWITZERLAND 2 FHE HELLO 6 FHY FREEBIRD AIRLINES 4 FIX AIRFIX AVIATION 2 FJE FAIRJETS 2 FLJ FLYNOR JET 2 FPG TAG AVIATION 4 FPO EUROPE AIRPOST 12 FQ THOMAS COOK AIRLINES (BELGIUM) 42 FR RYANAIR 5.022 FRF FLEET AIR INTERNATIONAL 4 FTL FLIGHTLINE 12 FV STC RUSSIA 4 FYG FLYING SERVICE 4 FYL FLYING GROUP LUXEMBOURG 2 GAC GLOBE AIR AG 4 GES GESTAIR PRIVATE JETS 10 GMA GAMA AVIATION 2 GN GA/BA dummy Operator 445 GOJ EUROJET AVIATION 2 2/5 Operator Code Operator Name Slots GRR AGROAR Trabalhos Aéreos 460 GTI ATLAS AIR 2 GXL XL AIRWAYS GERMANY 2 GZP GAZPROMAVIA 4 HCC HOLIDAYS CZECH AIRLINES 2 HEA HELIAVIA TRANSPORTE AEREO 31 HG NIKI LUFTHART 192 HGR HANGAR 8 4 HKB HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION 8 HSS TRANSPORTES AEREOS DEL SUR 8 HV TRANSAVIA AIRLINES 316 IB IBERIA 1.454 IBJ AIR CHARTER AND TAXI INTERNATIONAL 2 IFA FAI AIRSERVICE 4 IJM INTERNATIONAL JET MANAGEMENT 4 IQ AUGSBURG AIRWAYS 16 ITN INDUSTRIAS TITAN SA 2 IWD IBERWORLD/ORBEST 2 IXR IXAIR 2 JA JAGSON AIRLINES 4 JAF JETAIRFLY 2 JAG JET ALLIANCE (AUSTRIA) 14 JDI JET SERVICE 12 JEF JETFLITE Oy 2 JEI JET EXECUTIVE INT CHARTER 2 JP ADRIA AIRWAYS 10 JQ JETSTAR AIRWAYS 2 KE KOREAN AIR 2 KL KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES 584 LA LAN AIRLINES 2 LG LUXAIR 188 LH LUFTHANSA 2.355 LKS AIRLINK SOLUTIONS 4 LLY LET'S FLY 11 LMJ MASTERJET 8 LNX LONDON EXECUTIVE AVIATION 8 LS JET2.COM 68 LSX ATLAS EXECUTIVE AIR, S.L 4 LX SWISS 296 LXA LUXAVIATION 2 MAY MAJESTIC EXECUTIVE AVIATION 4 MCD AIR MEDICAL 22 MCE MARSHALL AEROSPACE 2 MD AIR MADAGASCAR 4 MEM MERIDIAN 10 MMD AIR ALSIE 2 3/5 Operator Code Operator Name Slots MMZ EUROATLANTIC AIRWAYS 35 MND CORPORATE JETS XXI 4 MON MONARCH AIRLINES 12 MTL RAF-AVIA 2 MXY S.T.C AVIATION 2 MYO DOMINGUEZ TOLEDO 2 NIM AIRNIMBUS 10 NJE NETJETS 158 NVD AVIATION EXPRESS 2 OAS OASIS FLIGHT 2 OAV OMNI AVIACAO & TECNOLOGIA LDA 82 OF AIR FINLAND 10 OHY ONUR AIR 2 OKT SOKO AVIATION 2 OPJ OPERA JET 2 ORO CLIPPER NATIONAL AIR, S.A. 2 OS AUSTRIAN AIRLINES 16 OVA AERONOVA 11 PEA PAN EUROPEENNE AIR SERVICE 2 PF PRIMERA AIR SCANDINAVIA 88 PJS JET AVIATION BUSINESS JETS 4 PLM PULLMANTUR AIR 2 POT POLET 2 PRG AIR PRAGUE 2 PS UKRAINE INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES 86 PVG PRIVILEGE STYLE 5 QAJ QUICK AIR JET CHARTER 2 QGA WINDROSE AIR,BERLIN 2 QI CIMBER AIR A 62 RJ ROYAL JORDANIAN 2 RO TAROM 2 RTV NORTAVIA 7 RVP AEROVIP 378 S4 SATA INTERNACIONAL 1.403 SAZ SWISS AIR AMBULANCE 4 SCR Silver Cloud Air 2 SDL SKYDRIFT AIR CHARTER 2 SFR SAFAIR 1 SGP NORDJET 2 SIO SIRIO 2 SK SAS SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES 28 SN BRUSSELS AIRLINES 436 SNA SENATOR AVIATION CHARTERH 2 SNM SERVIZI AEREI 2 SP SATA AIR ACORES 884 SRR STAR AIR 604 4/5 Operator Code Operator Name Slots ST GERMANIA EXPRESS 76 SUA SILESIA AIR 6 SWT SWIFTAIR SA 424 TB TUI AIRLINES BELGIUM 1 TCX THOMAS COOK AIRLINES (UK) 46 TGM TAG AVIATION 28 TJS TYROLEAN JET SERVICE 2 TK TURKISH AIRLINES 214 TLB ATLANTIQUE AIR ASSISTANCE 2 TM LAM LINHAS AEREAS DE MOCAMBIQUE 6 TO TRANSAVIA FRANCE 732 TOM THOMSON AIRWAYS 243 TP TAP AIR PORTUGAL 44.590 TSC AIR TRANSAT 98 TU TUNISAIR 32 TVS/QS TRAVEL SERVICE AS 48 TWG AIR TAXI EUROPE 2 TX AIR CARAIBES 1 TYW TYROL AIR AMBULANCE 4 UA/CO UNITED AIRLINES 216 UJT UNIVERSAL JET AVIATION 2 UN TRANSAERO AIRLINES 8 V5 VIP WINGS 2 VAL VOYAGEUR AIRWAYS LTD 2 VDC EXCELAIR / PRIVIUM 8 VJS VISTAJET 4 VLG VUELING AIRLINES 492 VLJ LA BAULE AVIATION 8 VR TACV - CABO VERDE AIRLINES 298 WGT VW AIR SERVICES 2 WHT WHITE 87 WTJ WHITE JETS 1 X3 TUIFLY 132 XY NAS AIR 3 YW AIR NOSTRUM 943 ZI AIGLE AZUR 797 ZT TITAN AIRWAYS 2 ZY SKY AIRLINES 2 TOTAL 79.104 5/5.
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