RTIA HIGHLIGHTS. Facts & Figures. History. Airlines Alaska Allegiant Air American Delta JetBlue Southwest Thomas Cook United US Airways Volaris

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1 A Publication of Reno-Tahoe International Airport Airlines Alaska Allegiant Air American Delta JetBlue Southwest Thomas Cook United US Airways Volaris Air-Cargo DHL FedEx UPS Facts & Figures Everyday at RTIA Approximately 9,000 Passengers arrive/depart RTIA Approximately 108 Commercial Airline arrivals/departures take place at RTIA Approximately 353,700 pounds of Cargo arrive/depart RTIA 2014 at RTIA 3.3 million Total Passengers arrived/departed RTIA 129 million pounds of Air Cargo arrived/departed RTIA History Originally known as Hubbard Field, named after Eddie Hubbard, VP and Operations Manager of Boeing Air Transport, who helped develop transcontinental air service. Boeing Transport, Inc. built the Airport in United Airlines acquired the Airport from Boeing in United continued to own and operate the Airport until 1953 when the City of Reno purchased it. Terminal Building was dedicated in The facility was completed in time for the Squaw Valley Olympics. The Airport Authority of Washoe County was created by 1977 Nevada Legislature to own and operate the Airport beginning in In July 2005, the name was changed to Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority. The Airport was named Reno-Tahoe International Airport in 1994, with the Terminal Building named after Senator Howard W. Cannon. Reno-Tahoe International Airport celebrated 75 years of service in November 2003!

2 Runways & Facilities Runway 16R/34L (Western parallel runway running North- South) is 11,002 feet long. Includes: Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPI), Instrument Landing System (ILS) and VHF Omnidirectional Radio Range (VOR) Approach. Runway 16L/34R (Eastern parallel runway running North-South) is 9,000 feet long. Includes: PAPI, Runway End Identifier Lights (REIL s) and VOR Approach. Runway 7/25 (East-West) is 6,102 feet long. Includes: PAPI and REIL s. High Intensity Runway Lighting (HIRL) and lighted centerlines on Runways 16R and 16L allow reliable, all weather operations. 23 Passenger Boarding Gates. RTIA covers over 1,450 acres and is at an elevation of 4,415 feet. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) staffs and operates 24-hour Air Traffic Control Tower. New Food/Beverage & Retail The Gateway Construction Project has taken the Food & Beverage/Retail offerings at Reno- Tahoe International to new heights! Be sure to stop by and enjoy the many new features: FOOD & BEVERAGE by SSP America Emerald Bay Taphouse (C Concourse) La Brea Bakery McDonald s Mountain House Diner Peet s Coffee & Tea Tahoe Taphouse (B Concourse) Timber Ridge Wild Garlic Pizza & Pub RETAIL by The Paradies Shops Adventure News Reno-Tahoe Brighton Collectibles CNBC News InMotion Entertainment No Boundaries PGA TOUR Shop Reno-Tahoe Travel Mart Traveler s Gifts Page 2 OTHER RETAIL Airport Mailers Best Buy Kiosk Forever Heather International Game Technology (IGT) Smarte Carte (luggage carts, message chairs) Wells Fargo (ATMs)

3 Parking Short-Term Parking (1st Level) plus spaces Fees - $1 for the first 30 minutes, $2 for the first hour, additional dollar per hour up to a maximum of $24 per day. Long-Term Parking (2nd and 3rd Levels) - approx. 1,650 total spaces Fees - $1 for the first 30 minutes, $2 for the first hour, additional dollar per hour up to a maximum of $14 per day. Long-Term Parking (Surface Lot) - 1,565 spaces Fees - $1 for the first 30 minutes, $2 for the first hour, additional dollar per hour up to a maximum of $10 per day. Complimentary Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Located on the First Floor (south-central end) Located on the Third Floor (southwest corner) Destinations - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere 108 daily flights to and from RTIA 18 non-stop destinations Non-stop/One-stop Service Map Type of Aircraft Airbus A320; Boeing 737, 767; De Havilland DH8; and McDonald Douglas MD-10, MD-80 series aircraft Regional Jet service The Concorde and Air Force One have both landed at RTIA! Non-stop Destinations Chicago/Midway (MDW) Chicago/O Hare (ORD) Dallas Denver Guadalajara Mexico Houston/Intercontinental (IAH) Las Vegas London Gatwick - beginning December 19 Los Angeles Minneapolis/St. Paul New York (JFK) - beginning May 28 Phoenix Portland Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco San Jose Seattle One-Stop Destinations to Any Commercial Airport within the United States Blue dots on the map represent only a portion of the commercial airports accessible via one-stop air service to/from Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Page 3

4 Airlines Alaska - De Havilland DH8-400 Allegiant Air - MD-80 American - Boeing B757 Delta - Boeing B757 JetBlue - Airbus A320 Southwest - Boeing Thomas Cook - Airbus A330/200ER United - Airbus A320 Page 4

5 Airlines (continued) US Airways - Airbus A320 Volaris - Airbus A320 Air-Cargo Operators DHL - Boeing 767 FedEx - MD-10 UPS - Boeing Page 5

6 No local tax dollars are involved in operating Reno-Tahoe International Airport. Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority Governed by a nine member Board of Trustees, appointed by City Councils of Reno and Sparks, Washoe County Commission and Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority. RTIA is totally self-sufficient financially. RTIA runs on fees and rentals collected from Airport tenants (i.e. airlines, rental car agencies, restaurants, gaming machines, gift shops, etc.). The Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority currently has 256 employees. Total number of Airport employees (including tenants) at RTIA is 2,600. Total annual economic impact on the Reno-Tahoe area is $2 billion. Board of Trustees Nat Carasali, Chairman Andy Wirth, Vice Chairman Rick Murdock, Secretary Dr. Kosta Arger, Treasurer William Bill Eck, Trustee Jerry Hall, Trustee Steve Katzmann, Trustee Robert Larkin, Trustee Adam Mayberry, Trustee Management Marily M. Mora, A.A.E., President/CEO Dean Schultz, A.A.E., Executive Vice President/COO Reno-Tahoe International Airport Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority P.O. Box Reno, Nevada Phone: Fax: renoairport.com Revised: February 17, 2015