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Global Aviation Monitor (GAM) Analysis and Short Term Outlook of Global, European and German Air Transport

Main Results of Global Air Transport Supply Analyses and Outlook Background: Covers about 3.5 airports worldwide Covers about 85 airlines worldwide Air transport supply in 28: Nearly 3 M flights (nonstop) worldwide Busiest month: July 28 with 2.7 M flights Air traffic trends downwards since April 28 Forecasting methodology: Time series analysis Analysis: July 28 Global : 2.47 M flights supplied More than 6% decline in April and 4% decline in compared to 28 Airports: Hugh decline in the USA, increase at Bejing airport Airlines: 7 out of the 1 biggest airlines are from USA, with decreasing no. of flights offered World Regions, Europe Largest decline worldwide in North America, reverse tendency in Middle East Airports: Decline of air transport supply at numerous airports, increase at Istanbul Airport Airlines: Large decline of flights of legacy carriers, e.g. British Airways, some growth in the low cost segment, e.g. Ryanair Germany Decline of the no. of flights offered of nearly 8% Airports: General tendency downwards, however, Niederrhein airport grows by 7% Airlines: General tendency of supply downwards, however, some growth in the low-cost segment, e.g. Ryanair Outlook: July September 29 Global For the next months a further decrease of 5% to 7% expected World Regions, Europe Largest decreases expected in Europe, reverse tendency in Middle East Germany Further decrease of the no. of flights offered of about 8-1% is expected Page 2 of 6

Rank Airport 6/29 Growth rate 1 Atlanta Hartsfield-jackson Intl Apt 42.8 3,1 2 Chicago O'Hare International Apt 35.45-8,8 3 Dallas/Fort Worth Intl Apt 26.238-4, 4 Denver Intl Apt 25.92-1,4 5 Los Angeles International Apt 22.16-14,4 6 Houston George Bush Intercontinental Ap 22.3-9,7 7 Paris Charles de Gaulle Apt 2.986-5, 8 Beijing Capital Apt 2.297 7,4 9 London Heathrow Apt 19.766-2, 1 Charlotte 19.632-4,3 11 Frankfurt International Apt 19.387-3,4 12 Philadelphia International Apt 18.773-2, 13 New York J F Kennedy International Apt 18.348-2,4 14 Madrid Barajas Apt 18.282-7,1 15 Detroit Wayne County 18.22-5,3 16 Minneapolis International Apt 18.88 2,9 17 Newark Liberty International Apt 16.755-7,6 18 Amsterdam 16.5-7, 19 Phoenix Sky Harbor Intl Apt. 16.314-1,3 2 Munich International Airport 16.156-9,2 21 Toronto Lester B Pearson Intl Apt 15.82-5,2 22 San Francisco International Apt 15.45-1, 23 New York La Guardia Apt 15.244-6,8 24 Boston Logan International Apt 14.447-4,1 25 Seattle/Tacoma International Apt 14.228-1,2 Tab. 1: Number of monthly Take-off s at the biggest Airports in the World Rank Airport 6/29 Growth rate 1 Frankfurt International Apt 19.387-3,4 2 Munich International Airport 16.156-9,2 3 Dusseldorf International Airport 8.845-5,8 4 Berlin Tegel Apt 6.246-5,1 5 Hamburg Airport 5.81-13,8 6 Stuttgart Airport 4.913-11,6 7 Cologne/Bonn K.A. Apt 4.39-7,5 8 Hanover 2.549-1,9 9 Berlin Schoenefeld Apt 2.287-4,3 1 Nuremberg Apt 1.891-6,5 11 Frankfurt Hahn Airport 1.397-7,2 12 Bremen 1.195-9,1 13 Leipzig/Halle 1.54 8,5 14 Dresden 1.43-11,5 15 Munster 81-7,4 16 Dusseldorf Niederrhein Airport 735 72,5 17 Dortmund 524-45,5 18 Friedrichshafen 54-11,1 19 Saarbrucken Ensheim Airport 476-12, 2 Paderborn 427-17,7 21 Karlsruhe/Baden Baden 425 2,4 22 Memmingen 368 83,1 23 Hamburg Luebeck Airport 24 29,7 24 Westerland 191-12, 25 Saarbrucken Zweibruecken Airport 139 23, Tab. 3: Number of monthly Take-off s at the biggest Airports in Germany Rank Airport 6/29 Growth rate 1 Paris Charles de Gaulle Apt 2.986-5, 2 London Heathrow Apt 19.766-2, 3 Frankfurt International Apt 19.387-3,4 4 Madrid Barajas Apt 18.282-7,1 5 Amsterdam 16.5-7, 6 Munich International Airport 16.156-9,2 7 Rome Fiumicino Apt 13.813-7,2 8 Barcelona Apt 11.682-8,6 9 Vienna 1.379-6,8 1 Istanbul Ataturk Airport 1.363 12,3 11 London Gatwick Apt 1.361-2,3 12 Copenhagen Apt 9.79-12,3 13 Paris Orly Apt 9.642-2,8 14 Zurich Airport 9.41-2,9 15 Brussels Airport 8.987-8,5 16 Dusseldorf International Airport 8.845-5,8 17 Athens Intl Eleftherios Venizelos Apt 8.362 6,9 18 Oslo Airport 8.355-12,9 19 Palma Mallorca 7.764 2,1 2 Stockholm Arlanda Apt 7.464-19,5 21 Milan Malpensa Apt 7.46-2,6 22 Moscow Domodedovo Apt 6.998-3,8 23 Manchester International Apt 6.75-12,8 24 Dublin 6.728-16,2 25 Nice 6.667-17, Tab. 2: Number of monthly Take-off s on the biggest Airports in Europe Source: OAG 28/9, DLR 28/9 Page 3 of 6

Rank Airline 6/29 Growth rate 1 Delta Air Lines 114.484-4,4 2 American Airlines 16.181-12,5 3 United Airlines 11.99-4,8 4 US Airways 98.427-8,8 5 Southwest Airlines 96.195-4,7 6 Continental Airlines 77.714-14,4 7 Northwest Airlines 74.292-3, 8 Lufthansa German Airlines 58.56-6,6 9 Air France 48.63-5,6 1 Air Canada 45.753-3,8 11 China Southern Airlines 42.18 5,4 12 Ryanair 36.67 11,2 13 China Eastern Airlines 35.346 12,6 14 easyjet 3.632 11,3 15 All Nippon Airways 29.41-1,2 16 Air China 27.398 5,4 17 TAM Linhas Aereas 26.97 11,6 18 Iberia 26.781-5,5 19 British Airways 26.165-12,3 2 Alaska Airlines 25.245-14,4 21 SAS Scandinavian Airlines 23.337-15,4 22 Japan Airlines International 23.147-3,5 23 Gol Transportes Aereos 22.926 24,8 24 AirTran Airways 22.278-4,6 25 Qantas Airways 2.461-7,6 Tab. 4: Number of monthly Take-off s by the biggest Airlines in the World Rank Airline 6/29 Growth rate 1 Lufthansa German Airlines 34.916-9,6 2 Air Berlin 1.732-6,9 3 germanwings 3.752-7,1 4 TUIfly 3.713-11,9 5 Ryanair 3.212 22,3 6 Air France 1.825-5,3 7 Condor Flugdienst 1.457-9,6 8 KLM-Royal Dutch Airlines 1.399 2, 9 easyjet 1.332-18,6 1 Austrian Airlines AG 1.263-3,8 11 British Airways 1.233 6,9 12 SAS Scandinavian Airlines 1.181-11,5 13 Swiss 994-1,3 14 Cirrus Airlines 82-22,2 15 Turkish Airlines 786 1,7 16 LOT - Polish Airlines 72-11,3 17 Luxair 624 8,3 18 Flybe 563,4 19 Intersky 555-19,3 2 Czech Airlines 453 2,7 21 Aeroflot Russian Airlines 451-3,2 22 Iberia 415-6,7 23 OLT Ostfriesische Lufttransport GmbH 357-71,6 24 SunExpress 328 37,2 25 Brussels Airlines 326-3, Tab. 6: Number of monthly Take-off s by the biggest Airlines in Germany Rank Airline 6/29 Growth rate 1 Lufthansa German Airlines 54.584-6,7 2 Air France 44.185-5,9 3 Ryanair 35.875 11, 4 easyjet 3.332 11, 5 Iberia 25.72-5,7 6 SAS Scandinavian Airlines 23.87-15,4 7 British Airways 21.363-14,6 8 Air Berlin 17.847-4,4 9 Turkish Airlines 16.515 11,1 1 KLM-Royal Dutch Airlines 15.933-6,9 11 Flybe 15.26 8,9 12 Alitalia 13.19-19,1 13 Austrian Airlines AG 11.941-8,4 14 Swiss 1.954 2,9 15 Wideroe's Flyveselskap 8.582-4,6 16 Norwegian Air Shuttle 8.12 11,1 17 Olympic Airlines 7.463-2,6 18 TAP Air Portugal 7.395-13,5 19 Finnair 6.636-2,1 2 Czech Airlines 6.61 -,8 21 TUIfly 6.547-11,3 22 LOT - Polish Airlines 6.543-5,5 23 Aer Lingus 6.541 6,6 24 Spanair 6.532-31,8 25 Aeroflot Russian Airlines 6.461-13,6 Tab. 5: Number of monthly Take-off s by the biggest Airlines in Europe Source: OAG 28/9, DLR 28/9 Page 4 of 6

Development of the Global Air Transport Supply 3.. 2.5. Number of Take-off s/month 2.. 1.5. 1.. 5. Source: OAG 28/29, DLR 28/29 Fig. 1: Development of the Global Air Transport Supply Changes in the Global Air Transport Supply 25 2 15 1 Growth rate % 5-5 -1-15 -2 Source: OAG 28/29, DLR 28/29 Fig. 2: Changes in the Global Air Transport Supply Page 5 of 6

Development of the German Air Transport Supply 1. 9. Number of Take-off s/month 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Source: OAG 28/29, DLR 28/29 Fig. 3: Development of the German Air Transport Supply Changes in the German Air Transport Supply 25 2 15 1 Growth rate % 5-5 -1-15 -2 Source: OAG 28/29, DLR 28/29 Fig. 4: Changes in the German Air Transport Supply Authors: Dr. Peter Berster Dr. Marc Gelhausen Holger Pabst Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) Flughafenwesen (FW) Flughafenwesen (FW) Flughafenwesen (FW) D-51147 Köln D-51147 Köln D-51147 Köln E-Mail: peter.berster@dlr.de E-Mail: marc.gelhausen@dlr.de E-Mail: holger.pabst@dlr.de Page 6 of 6