Tentative operations of KIX Runway A and Terminal 1

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1 PRESS RELEASE September 13, 2018 Tentative operations of KIX Runway A and Terminal 1 - T1 South to reopen on September 14 - Kansai Airports today announced that tentative operations of Runway A will start and Terminal 1 will partially reopen on September 14. Tentative operations to start: Runway A: Friday, September 14, 2018 at midnight Terminal 1, South Area: Friday, September 14, 2018 at midnight Flight details: *See appendix for details Branding & Communications Planning & Administration

2 Tentative Operations of KIX T1 Sept. 13, 2018

3 Tentative Operations of Terminal 1 1.Recovery Status of T1 2.Operations 3.Flight Status 4.Airport Access Status 1

2 Disaster control Monitoring: Firefighting: Public announcement: Partially damaged by flood Monitoring: Centralized operation at KIX Operation Center (Partially covered by foot patrol) Firefighting:

4 1. Recovery Status of T1(1/3) No. Function September 7, 2018 September 13, 2018 (as of 15:00) 1 Lighting Partially power down Recovered (excl. part of north area) (Reference) IT: Telecom facility (Wi-Fi), FIDS, check-in system, etc. 2 Disaster control Monitoring: Firefighting: Public announcement: Partially damaged by flood Monitoring: Centralized operation at KIX Operation Center (Partially covered by foot patrol) Firefighting: Recovered Public announcement: Recovered 3 EV/ES Monitoring equipment damaged by flood Operational (excl. some facilities) BHS: BHS, conveyer belt, etc. 4 IT Telecom equipment submerged System center under inspection Recovered 5 AC 6 Stand (PBB) Some damaged facilities under inspection 18 out of total 41 stands are operational Recovered 26 out of total 41 stands operational (MTB to South Wing) PBB 7 BHS Int l: Not operational due to flooding Dom: operational Int l South: operational Dom: operational 2

5 1. Recovery Status of T1 (2/3) No. Function September 7, Runway A Standing water due to flood Failure of drainage pumps Scattered debris and wastes on the pavement September 13, 2018 (as of 15:00) Water drainage completed Draining pumps restored Cleaning completed (Reference) Airfield lights: aircraft guiding lights 9 Airfield lighting Airfield lights damage under inspection Airfield lights restored Refueling: facilities and pipes handling aircraft fuel 10 Refueling Facility: Safety check underway Aircraft fuel quality: Under inspection Facility: Verified by the firefighting authority, IATA and suppliers Aircraft fuel quality: Verified by IATA and suppliers 11 Waste treatment In operation In operation 12 Drinking water Available Available 13 Sea wall Some sea walls near VOR/DME (radio navigation station for aircraft) collapsed Protection put in place (bags of sand and rocks placed) 3

1. Recovery Status of T1 (3/3) Recovery plan by function (available stands) #251~#257 #80~#99 explanatory notes 凡例 (Total: 104 spots) Explanatory notes 凡例 (Total: 104 stands) : Recovered since 7th

6 1. Recovery Status of T1 (3/3) Recovery plan by function (available stands) #251~#257 #80~#99 explanatory notes 凡例 (Total: 104 spots) Explanatory notes 凡例 (Total: 104 stands) : Recovered since 7th Sept.(27 spots) 9/7~ 復旧済み : Recovered on Sept 7 (27 stands) 9/7~ 復旧済み : Recovered since 11th Sept.(10 spots) 9/11~ 復旧済み : Recovered on Sept 11 (10 stands) : It 9/11~ will be restored 復旧済みsince 14th Sept.(52 spots) 9/14~ 復旧予定 : Recovery To be recovered in progress(15 on/after spots) Sept 14 (52 stands) 復旧中 9/14~ 復旧予定 : Recovery in progress (15 stands) 復旧中 #M2~#504 #201~#215 #101~#111 #16~#41 #1~#15 4

7 2. Operations 〇 Restaurants/shops scheduled to reopen in T1 (within the area reopened) 60 out of 130 shops/restaurants (46%) *Business hours may change. *Some restaurants offer limited menu items. (Ref.: 24 out of 24 shops in T2 (100%)) 〇 Lifeline (Electricity, AC, water, Internet, telephone): Available in the area to be reopened 〇 Readiness of staff: OK 5

8 3. Flight Status [Flight schedule for September 14] *Figures in brackets are % compared to the normal operations before the typhoon 〇 International flights Terminal 1: 49 flights (31%) by 29 airlines (51%) Expected to be 64 flights (40%) by 37 airlines (65%) as of Sept 20 Terminal 2: 15 flights by 2 airlines (100%) *93% airlines to operate on a week-basis (53 out of 57) 〇 Domestic flights Terminal 1: 19 flights (44%) by 6 airlines (86%) Expected to be 34 flights (79%) by 7 airlines (100%) as of Sept 20 Terminal 2: 22 flights (100%) by 1 airline (100%) *34% of the total T1 flights (int l and dom) will fly as of Sept 14 It will recover to 50% as of Sept 20 6

9 4. Airport Access 〇 Railway JR and Nankai Railway services currently suspended * Special shuttle bus is available between Rinku Town and Kansai Airport 〇 Limousine bus Service partially available (19 out of 25 total routes as of Sept 13). 〇 Private and rental cars Private cars and rental cars not allowed 〇 Bay Shuttle between Kobe Airport and KIX Normal operations 7

Cargo/forwarders vehicles only allowed from 6 to 9am Inbound traffic to KIX during normal periods

10 (Ref) Road Capacity on Access Bridge Current inbound traffic to KIX * Plan to limit the traffic to 700 cars/hour while damaged lanes are closed Peak hours Private cars not allowed (of pax & workers) Cargo/forwarders vehicles only allowed from 6 to 9am Inbound traffic to KIX during normal periods (Dec. 2017) 1,200 1, Nb/hour 車両数 / 時間 1,400 バス Buses 貨物 Cargos 配送 Deliveries 普通車 Cars 8

Outline of press conference held on Sept. 8

PRESS RELEASE September 8, 2018 Outline of press conference held on Sept. 8 Outline of press conference held on Sept. 8 Kansai Airports CEO Yoshiyuki Yamaya and Co-CEO Emmanuel Menanteau announced the