Airports Council International North America Air Cargo Facilities and Security Survey

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1 Airports Council International North America 2011 Air Cargo Facilities and Security Survey 2011 ACI NA Air Cargo Committee Air Cargo Conference June, 2011 Contact: Economic Affairs and Research Tel: na.org na.org

2 Survey Background It is ACI NA s goal to promote the development of a balanced air cargo security program that provides the necessary level of security enhancements while minimizing the negative operational and cost impacts to air cargo transport. The Working Group revised, pre tested with selected airports, and launched the Air Cargo Facilities and Security Survey in April and allowed three weeks for data collection. The survey was last updated in 2003 and identified the tremendous range of airports operating environments relating to security. The final report will be released in the fall and discussed during the Air Cargo Committee meeting in San Diego.

3 2010 ACI North American Final Cargo Rankings Rank CITY (AIRPORT CODE) TOTAL CARGO % CHG from (metric tonnes) MEMPHIS TN (MEM) ANCHORAGE AK (ANC) LOUISVILLE KY (SDF) MIAMI FL (MIA) LOS ANGELES CA (LAX) CHICAGO IL (ORD) NEW YORK NY (JFK) INDIANAPOLIS IN (IND) NEWARK NJ (EWR) ATLANTA GA (ATL) DALLAS/FORT WORTH TX (DFW) OAKLAND CA (OAK) TORONTO ON (YYZ) SAN FRANCISCO CA (SFO) HOUSTON TX (IAH) PHILADELPHIA PA (PHL) CINCINNATI OH (CVG) ONTARIO CA (ONT) WASHINGTON, DC (IAD) SEATTLE WA (SEA) ACI NA Traffic Statistics Available at: na.org/stats/stats_traffic

4 Survey Sample ACI-NA Cargo Center Category Responding Airports % of Airports represented by Cargo Center Industry Total (ACI-NA 2010) Large % 12 Medium % 25 Small % 123 Total 28 ACI North American 2010 Final Cargo Rankings 1) Large cargo centers 500,000 or more metric tonnes 2) Medium cargo centers 100, ,999 metric tonnes 3) Small cargo centers 100,000 or less metric tonnes

5 Number of third party ground handlers serving airport cargo operations 10 Large Cargo Center Medium Cargo Center Small Cargo Center ORD JFK SDF ERW IAD PDX PHL DEN SAN PIT BNA YZF JAN MSY SWF LGA FWA YHZ HSV RSW JAX TUL

6 Number of all-cargo carriers CY2007 CY2008 CY2009 CY2010 Large Cargo Center Medium Cargo Center Small Cargo Center

7 Top 20 Cargo Carriers by CY2010 cargo weight in total tonnage Airline Sum of enplaned plus deplaned freight Market Share UPS % FedEx % United Airlines % American Airlines % China Airlines % Continental % Nippon Cargo Airlines % Delta % British Airways % Korean Airlines % Asiana % Cathay Pacific % EVA % Japan Airlines % Virgin Atlantic % Kalitta % Lufthansa % SAS % Air Transport International %

8 Type of Cargo Access Control Point Security Systems installed at Airports Swipe card Biometrics Cameras Manned 15% 20% 16% 6%

9 Number of Airport Operating Security Companies 8 7 Number of Airports One Two Three Four >Five

10 Airport Permit Through-The-Fence Cargo Operations 8 7 Yes No Number of Airports Responsibility of Control Gate Access Airport Facility Operator Contract Security Airport Police Combination of tenants and airport security SIDA Badged Cargo Employees 0 Large Cargo Center Medium Cargo Center Small Cargo Center

11 Type of Vehicles Permitted on the AOA Commercial over the road trucks Flatbed Trucks Tugs Vans 25% 24% 25% 26%

12 Airport Cargo Truck Monitoring System 14 Yes No Number of Airports Airport Examples An Over height Vehicles Detection System to identify vehicles over 12 feet, 6 inches high. Automated Access Gate controls Only to Main terminal drives of the Airport via an AVI system 2 Security Cameras SIDA Badge Swipe 0 Large Cargo Center Medium Cargo Center Small Cargo Center

13 New Security Requirements Affected Cargo Facilities Increased costs Loss of usable sq.ft. Loss of storage None 41% 26% 11% 22% Other Comments: Loss of "staging" space Periodic delays awaiting screening

14 Airport Operating Cargo Screening Technologies 13% 24% 18% 10% Advanced Technology X ray Decompression chamber Explosives Trace Detection (ETD) 19% 3% 12% Explosives Detection System (EDS) Physical search with verification of manifest or other packing document TSA operated canines Any other detection equipment Other Detection Equipment: accepted by TSA Airport Operated canines County Police Canine Units National Explosives Detection Canine Team Program (NEDCTP Dogs)

15 Questions Contact: Economic Affairs and Research Tel: na.org na.org