Love Field Modernization Program Special Facilities Revenue Bond Issue

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Love Field Modernization Program Special Facilities Revenue Bond Issue Briefing to the Budget, Finance & Audit Committee Department of Aviation January 11, 2010

Purpose Review LFMP Bond Financing Program Financing agreement structure Discuss the Love Field Airport Modernization Corporation Special Facilities Revenue Bonds 1/27/10 City Council agenda for consideration to approve financing agreements and bond parameters resolution 2

Financing Agreement Structure Bond Financing Agreements Special Facility Agreement (City, Local Government Corporation, Southwest) City agrees to operate facilities & authorize Local Gov t Corp to issue bonds Love Field Airport Modernization Corp (LFAMC) issues bonds Southwest credit backs bonds agrees to construct facilities and pay debt service Revenue Credit Agreement (City, Southwest) Defines Aviation Fund reimbursement to Southwest for debt service payments received from other sources Provides for transfer to Trustee of certain FAA grant & PFC funds Trust Indenture (Local Government Corporation, Trustee) Trustee management of bond & other funding, pays contractors Trustee receives debt service funds & pays bondholders Guaranty (Trustee, Southwest) Southwest guarantees to the Trustee the repayment of the Bonds 3

Funding/Financing Structure City Council Authorization & oversight Foundation Agreements LGC Southwest Airlines Trust Indenture Special Facilities Agreement Revenue Credit Agreement Issue Bonds and deposit Bond proceeds in Construction Fund Make Debt Service Payments (= net of PFCs) Guaranty Reimburse amount of Debt Service Paid LFMP Contractors Payments to contractors Trustee Debt Service Fund Construction Fund Transfer FAA grant Funds / to pay portion of debt service Transfer FAA grant and PFC Funds City / Aviation Dept PFC Revenues FAA Grants PFCs FAA - AIP Grants Debt Service Payments Use and Lease Agreements Bondholders Airport Revenues 4

LFAMC Special Facilities Revenue Bonds Series 2010 Par amount not to exceed $500,000,000 Total Interest Cost not to exceed 8% Special obligations of the LFAMC, payable solely and exclusively from Facilities Payments made by Southwest 5

LFAMC Special Facilities Revenue Bonds Airport Consultant s Report Bond Feasibility Study Primary Purpose Assess capability of the Airport Use & Lease Agreement to generate revenues needed to Fund City operation and development of Dallas Airport System, AND Reimburse Southwest Airlines for its Debt Service payments in accordance with the Special Facility Agreement and Revenue Credit Agreement provisions Assumptions LFMP budget - $519M People Mover & CIP will be developed as preliminarily scheduled Southwest will maintain Love Field as a principal station in its system Federal grant funding will be approved at $60M Airline rates & charges remain set per Airport Use & Lease Agreement Public parking rates increase every 18-24 months to market rates No air service disruptions from terrorist or force majeure events 6

Flow of Funds Department of Aviation All Aviation Revenues Operating Fund Aviation O&M Expenses Aviation O&M Reserve Southwest Airlines General Aviation Revenue Bond Debt Service 100%Debt Service Net of Other Sources Trustee General Aviation Revenue Bond Reserve Fund Debt Service Fund Bond Holders Southwest Airlines Reimbursement Account Portion of FAA & TSA Grants, PFCs Construction Fund Contractors, Program Expenses FAA Grants Emergency Repair & Replacement Account Portion of FAA & TSA Grants, PFCs Bond Sale Proceeds TSA Grants PFC Revenues Aviation Capital Fund 7

Projection of Revenues, Expenses and Debt Service Airport revenues are sufficient to cover Airport Operation & Maintenance and Capital Development, as well as Reimbursement of Southwest debt service payments. In $1,000's 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Southwest Facilities Payments for Net Debt Service - - - - $18,802 $18,802 $24,590 $24,070 $29,845 Total Airport System Revenues $43,285 $43,807 $49,179 $50,895 $71,581 $76,071 $85,921 $93,456 $94,844 Total Airport System Expenses and Reserves $29,363 $35,777 $36,631 $40,560 $41,492 $45,790 $46,924 $55,456 $57,836 Remaining Net Revenues $13,922 $8,030 $12,548 $10,335 $30,089 $30,281 $38,997 $38,000 $37,008 Debt Service on Outstanding Bonds Deposit to Southwest Reimbursement Holding Account $7,483 $7,432 $3,704 - - - - - - - - - - $18,802 $18,802 $24,590 $24,070 $29,845 Balance to Aviation Capital Fund $6,439 $598 $8,844 $10,335 $11,287 $11,479 $14,407 $13,930 $7,163 Resulting Airline Cost per Enplaned Passenger $2.52 $2.69 $3.01 $2.95 $6.55 $7.35 $7.33 $7.56 $7.52 Airline cost of operation at Love Field remains in a competitive range between $6.00 and $8.00 per Enplaned Passenger 8

Financing Time Table 1/27/10 City Council consideration to approve agreements, Financing Plan, Parameters Resolution Feb 2010 Bond pricing Feb 2010 Love Field Airport Modernization Corp Approval of Bond Resolution, all other related documents Execute Bond Purchase Agreement Feb 2010 Closing 9

Recommendation & Next Step Approve a Resolution authorizing: The issuance, sale and delivery of LFAMC special facilities revenue bonds, guaranteed by Southwest Airlines Co., subject to certain parameters; The LFAMC to enter into all agreements and instruments including a special facility agreement, a trust indenture, and a bond purchase agreement; The LFAMC and its consultants to take all actions necessary in connection with the issuance of the bonds The City Manager to enter into a special facility agreement and a revenue credit agreement All other actions by the LFAMC and the City Manager deemed necessary in connection with the issuance of bonds 1/27/10 City Council consideration to approve the above Resolution 10

APPENDIX 11

City of Dallas Finance Team Southwest Airlines Department of Aviation City Attorney s Office Airport Consultant Unison Consulting, Inc. Co-Financial Advisors First Southwest Company Co-Financial Advisors Estrada Hinojosa Co-Bond Counsel McCall, Parkhurst & Horton L.L.P. Co-Bond Counsel Escamilla Poneck Trustee Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Trustee Counsel Haynes and Boone Underwriters Airline Consultants AvAir Pros Airline Counsel Winstead PC Printer - TBD Senior Managers Goldman Sachs (Lead) Co-Managers Citi Co-Senior Mgrs Bank of America Merrill Lynch Comerica Co-Senior Mgrs Ramirez & Co. Co-Underwriters Counsel Katten Muchin Roseman LLP Mahomes Bolden Warren Sigmon PC 12

Financing Agreement Structure Foundation Agreements Term Sheet (approved June 2008) Established LFMP concept & budget Established Local Government Corp structure Established cost recovery method of airline rates & charges Defined roles of the City & Southwest Enabled Inducement Resolution authorizing $75M Southwest expense Program Development Agreement (approved Nov 2008) Established management structure for LFMP Defined financial structure Airport Use & Lease Agreement (approved Dec 2008) Terminal space lease, use of airport Sets priority on application of airport revenues Assures revenues to fund airport annual budget 13