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Columbus Regional Airport Authority - Rickenbacker International Airport Traffic Report Columbus Regional Airport Authority - Rickenbacker International Airport Traffic Report 2016 Total Cargo ( in pounds) January February March April May June July August September October November December Year to Date Cargolux 1,973,935 1,091,015 1,747,214 2,009,434 000000006,821,598 Cathay Pacific 1,671,533 1,174,775 2,078,948 1,970,942 000000006,896,198 Emirates 976,423 935,614 1,157,771 1,170,595 000000004,240,403 FedEx 7,418,657 7,215,406 7,730,689 6,988,993 0000000029,353,745 UPS 2,263,674 2,012,833 2,443,419 2,219,835 000000008,939,761 Charter - domestic 117,466 124,758 59,784 63,759 00000000365,767 Charter - international 438,638 354,292 73,000 195,083 000000001,061,013 Total 14,860,326 12,908,693 15,290,825 14,618,641 0000000057,678,485 NOTE: FedEx revisions were made in August for their MAR-JUN cargo due to internal reporting issues. Numbers have been corrected here. 2015 Total Cargo Landing Weight ( in pounds) January February March April May June July August September October November December Year to Date Cargolux 10,626,000 6,072,000 9,867,000 9,867,000 0000000036,432,000 Cathay Pacific 11,385,000 7,590,000 12,903,000 12,903,000 0000000044,781,000 Emirates 4,025,000 4,025,000 5,175,000 5,175,000 0000000018,400,000 FedEx 31,489,388 27,915,688 33,612,092 30,697,980 00000000123,715,148 UPS 13,374,400 12,596,320 14,754,080 14,016,320 0000000054,741,120 Charter - domestic 1,626,200 1,207,900 1,277,100 686,100 000000004,797,300 Charter - international 1,332,000 1,332,000 1,379,525 666,000 000000004,709,525 Total 73,857,988 60,738,908 78,967,797 74,011,400 00000000287,576,093 2015 Total Passengers January February March April May June July August September October November December Year to Date Allegiant Air 11,265 11,969 18,272 16,694 0000000058,200 Miami Air 563 326 0000000000 889 Sun Country 121 00000000000 121 Other 306 00000000000 306 Total 12,255 12,295 18,272 16,694 0000000059,516 2015 Total Passenger Landing Weight ( in pounds) January February March April May June July August September October November December Year to Date Allegiant Air 5,379,242 5,660,940 8,459,034 8,477,920 0000000027,977,136 Miami Air 585,200 292,600 0000000000877,800 Sun Country 146,300 00000000000146,300 Other 652,000 00000000000652,000 Total 6,762,742 5,953,540 8,459,034 8,477,920 0000000029,653,236 COLUMBUS REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY - PORT COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRAFFIC REPORT April 2016 5/24/2016 Enplaned Deplaned Airline Passengers Passengers Enplaned Air Mail Deplaned Air Mail Enplaned Air Freight Deplaned Air Freight Landings Landed Weight Air Canada Express 1,963 2,097 - - - - 102 3,689,600 Air Canada Express Totals 1,963 2,097 - - - - 102 3,689,600 American 20,270 21,317 9,238 38,500 4,087 25,244 192 25,010,500 American - Envoy Air** 15,097 15,588 - - 1,433 1,784 329 17,100,200 American - Republic 4,469 3,927 - - - - 114 8,539,784 American - Trans States 993 880 - - - - 27 1,148,823 American Totals 40,829 41,712 9,238 38,500 5,520 27,028 662 51,799,307 Delta 34,957 37,111 9,525 40,938 41,905 43,287 290 40,357,300 Delta Connection - Compass 398 371 - - - - 6 442,464 Delta Connection - Endeavor 7,364 5,966 - - - - 165 8,373,200 Delta Connection - ExpressJet 269 98 - - - - 4 292,300 Delta Connection - GoJet 432 330 - - 5 - 7 501,400 Delta Connection - Shuttle America 17,863 19,616 - - 609 - 418 22,797,460 Delta Connection - Skywest 2,611 2,838 - - - - 55 3,203,200 Delta Totals 63,894 66,330 9,525 40,938 42,519 43,287 945 75,967,324 Southwest 107,464 114,865 - - 242,140 265,297 1,030 130,478,000 Southwest Totals 107,464 114,865 - - 242,140 265,297 1,030 130,478,000 United 7,875 8,102 4,886 3,328 2,042 17,677 76 10,677,300 United Express - ExpressJet 3,880 4,263 - - - - 100 4,381,858 United Express - Mesa 6,750 6,734 - - - - 117 7,871,000 United Express - Republic 7,090 7,322 - - - - 140 10,345,860 United Express - Shuttle America 7,272 8,388 - - - - 142 10,268,304 United Express - Skywest 2,641 2,712 - - - - 44 2,943,699 United Express - Trans States Air 600 608 - - - - 13 570,110 United Totals 36,108 38,129 4,886 3,328 2,042 17,677 632 47,058,131 US Airways- - - - - - - - US Airways Express - Air Wisconsin 4,472 4,562 - - 434 1,313 125 5,875,000 US Airways Express - Mesa - - - - - - - - US Airways Express - PSA 6,031 6,155 980 - 65 418 98 7,218,800 US Airways Express - Republic 20,448 22,464 - - - - 396 29,291,512 US Airways Totals 30,951 33,181 980 - 499 1,731 619 42,385,312 AIRPORT TOTAL 281,209 296,314 24,629 82,766 292,720 355,020 3,990 351,377,674 Total Passenger 577,523 Total Air Mail 107,395 Total Air Freight 647,740 - - SIGNATORY CHARTERS*/FERRIES/DIVERSIONS Air Canada Express - - - - - - - Air Canada Jetz - - - - - - - American - - - - - - 1 137,700 American - Envoy Air** - - - - - - 1 41,220 American - Republic - - - - - - - - American - Trans States - - - - - - 1 42,549 Delta 50 - - - - - 2 273,900 Delta Connection - Compass - - - - - - - - Delta Connection - Endeavor - - - - - - 2 122,100 Delta Connection - ExpressJet - - - - - - - - Delta Connection - GoJet - - - - - - - - 0 Delta Connection - Shuttle America - - - - - - 22 1,279,336 Delta Connection - Skywest - - - - - - - - Republic Airline Charter - - - - - - - - Southwest 285 285 - - - - 2 256,000 United - - - - - - - - United Express - ExpressJet - - - - - - - - United Express - Republic - - - - - - - - United Express - Shuttle America - - - - - - - - United Express - Skywest - - - - - - 1 74,957 United Express - Trans States Air - - - - - - - - US Airways- - - - - - - - US Airways Express - Republic - - - - - - 4 294,538 TOTAL 335 285 - - - - 36 2,522,300 NON-SIGNATORY CHARTERS*/FERRIES/DIVERSIONS Aerodynamics, Inc. - 34 - - - - 1 41,226 Ameristar Jet Charter - - - - - - - - Castle Aviation - - - - - - - - Elite Airways - - - - - - - - IBC Airways - - - - - - - - Interjet - - - - - - - - Kalitta 4 6 - - - - 6 91,800 Les Investissements Nolinor Inc. - - - - - - - - Miami Air 89 - - - - - 1 146,300 MLW Aviation - - - - - - - - Omni Air 209 208 - - - - 2 600,000 Priority Air Charter - - - - - - - - Royal Air Freight 2 2 - - - - 1 12,490 RVR Aviation - - - - - - - - Sun Country 121 121 - - - - 2 258,400 Sunwing - - - - - - - - Swift Air 50 96 - - - - 3 363,000 Swift Air - Aviation Advantage 459 483 - - - - 4 484,000 Ultimate Jet Charters - - - - - - - - VivaAerobus 720 539 - - - - 5 711,000 Xtra Airways - - - - - - - - TOTAL 1,654 1,489 - - - - 25 2,708,216 TOTAL SIGNATORY & NON-SIGNATORY 1,989 1,774 - - - - 61 5,230,516 FREIGHT AIRLINES Alliance Air Charter - - - - - - - - Ameriflight - - - - - - - - Ameristar Jet Charter - - - - - - - - Castle Aviation - - - - 10 1 5,500 Encore Air Cargo- - - - - - - - Freight Runners Express - - - - - - - - IFL Group - - - - 152 1 27,734 Kalitta - - - - - - - - McNeely Charter - - - - - - - - Northern Air Cargo- - - - - - - - Priority Air Charter - - - - - - - - Royal Air Freight - - - - - 150 2 30,600 Sierra West - - - - - - - - USA Jet - - - - - - - - FREIGHT AIRLINES TOTAL -- - - 162 150 4 63,834 AIRPORT GRAND TOTAL 283,198 298,088 24,629 82,766 292,882 355,170 4,055 356,672,024 Total Passenger 581,286 Total Air Mail 107,395 Total Air Freight 648,052 -- *Scheduled Charters includes Charters, Diversions, Ferry and Air Turn back landings ** American Eagle changed name to Envoy Air April 2014 COLUMBUS REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY - PORT COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TRAFFIC REPORT YEAR TO DATE - 2016 5/24/2016 Enplaned Deplaned Airline Passengers Passengers Enplaned Air Mail Deplaned Air Mail Enplaned Air Freight Deplaned Air Freight Landings Landed Weight Air Canada Express - Regional 7,153 7,896 - - - - 390 13,458,900 Air Canada Express Totals 7,153 7,896 - - - - 390 13,458,900 American 78,551 78,736 76,685 134,433 12,887 72,169 700 91,256,000 American - Envoy Air** 56,953 59,022 - - 8,922 7,042 1,303 67,230,580 American - Republic 12,965 11,891 - - - - 268 20,083,162 American - Trans States Air 3,470 3,132 - - - - 103 4,382,547 American Totals 151,939 152,781 76,685 134,433 21,809 79,211 2,374 182,952,289 Delta 141,999 144,675 180,099 214,474 128,867 143,288 1,139 163,078,100 Delta Connection - Compass 930 751 - - - - 13 968,703 Delta Connection - Endeavor 19,726 17,795 - - - - 437 23,939,100 Delta Connection - ExpressJet 5,381 5,626 - - - - 123 8,310,600 Delta Connection - GoJet 1,992 1,606 - - 31 - 39 2,710,200 Delta Connection - Shuttle America 65,216 68,054 - - 2,797 36 1,559 81,338,073 Delta Connection - Skywest 9,361 8,490 - - - - 211 10,535,200 Delta Totals 244,605 246,997 180,099 214,474 131,695 143,324 3,521 290,879,976 Southwest 418,021 418,379 - - 905,001 1,188,407 3,984 502,188,000 Southwest Totals 418,021 418,379 - - 905,001 1,188,407 3,984 502,188,000 United 29,785 30,106 43,232 7,555 9,312 38,305 280 39,174,000 United Express - ExpressJet 21,962 23,388 - - - - 529 23,157,529 United Express - Mesa 22,276 22,641 - - - - 401 27,379,000 United Express - Republic 18,093 18,978 - - - - 369 27,354,958 United Express - Shuttle America 29,982 30,541 - - - - 547 39,554,664 United Express - SkyWest 11,617 11,495 - - - - 189 12,346,226 United Express - Trans States Air 5,869 6,207 - - - - 139 6,057,810 United Totals 139,584 143,356 43,232 7,555 9,312 38,305 2,454 175,024,187 US Airways 7,142 7,392 99,551 65,828 1,742 14,155 82 11,342,800 US Airways Express - Air Wisconsin 15,821 16,255 - - 968 3,480 482 22,654,000 US Airways Express - Mesa - - - - - - - - US Airways Express - PSA 22,905 21,998 1,880 - 1,730 1,269 395 28,935,700 US Airways Express - Republic 82,568 88,491 - - - - 1,723 127,352,311 US Airways Totals
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