served McCarran 47.4 million passengers in 2016

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1 LAS VEGAS McCARRAN, 1 INTERNAI1ONAL AERPORT Las Vegas McCarran Inter,wtio,,al Airport P.O. Box Las Vegas, NV Clark County Department ofaviation Rosemary A. Vassi(iadis, Director PIEMIS REL_EASE Contact: CHRISTINE CREWS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Public Information Administrator January 26, 2017 (702) Facebook.comfLASAirpofl christinec@mccarran.com Twifter.comfLASAirpod McCarran served 47.4 million passengers in 2016 LAS VEGAS McCarran International Airport welcomed 47.4 million arriving and departing passengers last year, making 2016 the secondbusiest year in the airport s 68year history. Extending the recent trend of yearoveryear increases for a sixth consecutive year, the 2016 total marked a 4.5 percent upturn from the year prior. McCarran s annual peak was in 2007 at nearly 48 million passengers. Most of the domestic air carriers serving Las Vegas had modest increases in passenger volume in 2016, though lowcost carriers Frontier and Spirit posted growth percentages in the double digits, as did Virgin America. Overall, domestic passenger volume grew by 4.8 percent, accounting for 1.96 million additional Las Vegas passengers in 2016, with marketleader Southwest Airlines having served 18.2 million passengers over the course of the year. In recent years, much of the airport s new service has come from markets outside of the United States, including the most recent addition of Hainan Airlines nonstop flights from China in December. For 2016, international passenger volume increased 2.2 percent with Canadian carriers Westjet Airlines and Air Canda serving the bulk of international passengers. This past year Las Vegas visitation reached a new alltime high, and a large portion of those visitors arrived by air. As Las Vegas continues to be one of the world s top leisure and business destinations, McCarran is committed to supporting our community and prides itself on being part of the Las Vegas experience, said Rosemary A. Vassiliadis, director of the Clark County Department of Aviation. As passenger volume has grown, McCarran officials have constantly evaluated the airport s infrastructure and operations for ways to enhance customer service, maximize efficiencies and increase flexibility. With a focus on improving the passenger travel experience, leaders from the Department of Aviation, airlines, tenants and service providers have come together to launch an airportwide customer service program called MAYS: McCarran At Your Service. Infrastructure improvements can be seen throughout Terminal 1, where a $30 million renovation project is bringing new flooring and updated bathrooms to both Baggage Claim and Ticketing, as well as brighter lighting, contemporary wall coverings and new checkin counters. In anticipation of continued international air traffic growth, the airport is converting seven existing domestic gates into those equipped with secured corridors that direct travelers toward U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers. This project will allow for up to six additional international widebody aircraft to be on gates simultaneously. One gate will even have duallevel jet bridges to accommodate the Airbus A380, giving McCarran more capacity than ever to welcome the world into Las Vegas. Numbers listed herein are certified accurate at the time of this release but are subject to subsequent audit by the airport or by individual airlines and may be adjusted. See statistics for current data.

2 LAS VEGAS. McCARRAN I z 0 INflRNATIONALAIR?DRT Contact: CHRTSTINE CREWS Public Information Administrator (702) christinec@rnccarran.com Las Vegas. Uccarran Internatimmi Airport P.O. Box Vegas, NV Clark County Department ofaviation Rosemary A. VassHiadis, Director Las NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 26, 2017 Facebook.com/LAsAirpon Twitter. corn/la Salmon 47.4 million passengers traveled through McCarran International Airport in 2016 ARRIVING & DEPARTING PASSENGERS MONTHLY TOTAL DECEMBER 2016 DECEMBER 2015 PERCENT CHANGE 3,707,438 3,669, % ARRIVING & DEPARTING PASSENGERS YEARTODATE (YTD) TOTAL 2016 YTD 2015 YTD PERCENT CHANGE 47,435,640 45,389, % ARRIVING & DEPARTING PASSENGERS BY CARRIER TYPE CARRIER TYPE DEC 2016 DEC 2015 % CHANGE YTD 2016 YTD 2015 % CHANGE DOMESTIC 3,395,752 3,346, % INTERNATIONAL 249, , % 3,569,287 42,896,727 40,932, % 3,494, % HELICOPTERS 61,874 59, % 969, , % ARRIVING & DEPARTING PASSENGERS TOP FIVE SCHEDULED AIRLINES SERVING McCARRAN AIRLINE DEC 2016 DEC 2015 % CHANGE YTD 2016 YTD 2015 % CHANGE SOUTHWEST 1,451,718 1,494, % 18,191,363 17,960, % AMERICAN* 348, , % 4,738,290 4,707, % DELTA 304, , % 3,874,849 3,754, % SPIRIT 253, , % 3,176,995 2,714, % UNITED 231, , % 3,554,493 3,595, % *Effective October17, 2015, American and US Airways have operated as one company under the American Airlines brand. Numbers listed herein are certified accurate at the time of this release but are subject to subsequent audit by the airport or by individual airlines and may be adjusted. See statistics for current data.

3 j4ppi,jsouthwest Compass_ US CHARTER 110, ,513 7, ,380, 00%j 00% 7.9% 13.6% 3.1% % 18.0% 87, ,343, 40,755 1,606, , of 3 Enpianed/Deplaned Comparison McCarran International Airport FINAL DOMESTIC CARRIERS Alaska Allegiant American BizAir Shuttle Delta Frontier Hawaiian Airlines Jetfllue Airways Southwest Airlines jpirit Airlines Sun Country US Airways United Ivirgin America Inc. DOM ESTIC CARRIERS DOMESTIC CARRIERS CHARTER Allegiant American jrntier Air International Airlines JunCountry Jj4pited Airlines I [Vision Airlines DOMESTIC CARRIERS DOMESTIC CARRIERS COMMUTER Delta [Horizon Alaska [j5ywest Delta Skywest United Air Exyress DOMESTIC CARRIERS COMMUTER M/M% VOY% I December16 I November16 Change December15 Change CYD 2016 CYTD 2015 md % Change % 102,707 79%I 1,298,831 1,272, % 193,814 : 8.1% % [ 2, % 348, , % 355, % 4,738,290 3,101, % 100,0%. 3.2% I I I I 00% 304, , % ,874, , , , % 158, % 1,908,6411,340,891 42, %j 41, % 507, % % 105,702 96, % : 1,210,0307.1% 1.451, L2% 1,494, % 18,191,363 17,960, % 253, , % 3,176,995 2,714,193 1L1% , % P!t 161% 194, , , , %Z_ 224,390, 3,554,493 3,595,441 11% 92, , % 92,901. 1,158, , % 3,348,489 3, %i 3,291,323 17% 42,291, ,2i: 4.6% 920 1,012 I 7, % 1000% 378, 22.7% I , % I 148 I 52.3% 143.5% %i 4, j 30.3% %. 86, ,677 94,720 25,438 2k % 22, % 295, % 3,909 32, % 9,292 _ 196,422 9,760 12, % _67, % 109.2% 1000% 38,711 34, %.7LAL 19.2% ,145, 30.4%

4 , Norwegian CHARTER 4,336 8,993.i_ ,875, I 10 ODY 3, ,205 6,222 1, ,340 7lS , ,892 2 of 3 McCarran International Airport FINAL INTERNATIONAL CARRIERS ABC Aerolinease dba Interjet Aerome,dco Air Canada Air Transat British Airways iondor Flugdienst Copa Airlines I Delta Edeiweiss, M/M% December16 November16 Change 17,S35 12,719 19,525 24,700 60,176 70,537 21,907 j 26,370 3,810 3,526 8,185 7,844 YOV% Decemberi Change CYrD ,9% 2 1.0% 25, % 55, % 22, % 5, Sii_ 56 t6firl % 8.3% 1.7% 29.3% 8.5% CYID 2015 Change 101,741 I % I % 282, , % 232, % 80,268 77, % 95, , % 10 41,370 L.. I 18.7% 718.3% 1.8% 5,4% 1,465 ; ; 49, % jgrupoaereo MonterreyS,A. dec.v. :Magnicharters % 50.9%., 15, %, 1,320 1lTian Airlines , Korean Airlines 8, % 7, % 98,963 83,356 Air Shuttle ASA 10, % 4, % 69,059 8,439 Sunwing Airlines 2, ,996 33, % Thomas Cook Airlines % 1, % 110,545 86, % Virgin Atlantic Airways 12, % 4.7% 1 301, % Vivaaerobus I 2,114 10I ,100 97,1% Volaris 19,847 19,492 24,SO4L 19.0% 232,673 Westjet Airlines , % 82, ,073 1,067, % INTERNMIDNALCARRIERS 248, , % fliernational CARRIERSCHARTER 262, % 3,565,231 3, %, Limited JAeromexico 2JEnada 00% Y Air New Zealand 10 Delta QantasAirways Swissport Misc. Charter 1,552 Universal Weather ,0% % 47.7% INTERNATIONAL CARRIERS 1, % 4,056 6, %

5 GRAND 4 YOY% 3 of 3 McCarran International Airport FINAl. December16 November16 Other Terminals Atlantic Aviation 11,612 Maverick Helicopters 16,934 Papillon Airways 2,266 Signature FlightSupport 17,304 M/M % Change çber15 ii, % 19, %; 147 3, % 3,378 20, %I 17,178 18, % I 13,282 Change 2 1,1% 3.0% 32.9% CYTO 2016 CYID 2015 Change 142, % 268, , % 48,172 56, % 275, , % 0.7% Sundance Helicopters 13, % Other Terminals 61,874 76, %I 59, %j ,967 2iit 234, % 0.7% TOTAL 3,707,438 3,865, %I 3,669,005 L0% 47,435,640 45,389,074 45% 3.sas[ Domestic International West Side/Helicopters TOTAL Passengers 3,395,752 3,493, % 3,346, % 42,896,727 40,932, % 249, , % 262, % 3,569,287 3,494, % 61,874 76, % 59, % 969, ,967,. 3,707,438 3,865, % 1.0% Total Domestic & International 3,645,564 3,789, % 36O9132rik 1.0% 46,46E fit4 t Terminal 1, Terminal3 }EmtalTerminal1& 3 Carriers 2,604,373 2,629,874 1,0% 2,593, % 32,803,075 31,791, % 1,041,191_,,,, 1,159, % 1, ,5% 13,662,939 12, % 3,645.t I 3,789, % 3,609, % 46,466,014 44,426, % A Gates B Gates C Gates DGates EGates Total A,B,C,D & E Gates 217, , % 210, % 2,434,095 2,346, % 616, , % 592, % 7,724,835 7,204, % 1,088,788 1,101, % 1,120, % 13,644,408 13,470, % 1,224,107 1,330, % 1,176, % 16,090,067 15,165, % 499, , % 509, % 6,522,609 6,239, % 3,645,564 3,789, % 3,609, % 46,466,014 44,426, % I Notes:. ; I