Charlotte Regional Realtor Association. Tracy Montross Regional Director of Government Affairs American Airlines

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Charlotte Regional Realtor Association Tracy Montross Regional Director of Government Affairs American Airlines

The Largest Network And Growing More than 120,000 American Airlines employees support a global network that connects the world through 1,050 nonstop departures to 350 destinations. Fleet size Daily flights Annual passengers Source: Diio, Based on Peak August 2015 Schedule, passengers based on YE Nov 14 2

Our Customers Infrequent customers Frequent customers 75% 85% flew one time 15% flew more than once 25% 55% revenue contribution 45% revenue contribution 3

American Airlines in North Carolina AA operates 750 nonstop departures a day from North Carolina In 2017, American Airlines offered more than 28 million seat departures, or 78,000 per day, from North Carolina Airports Approximately 75% of total seats available in NC are offered by AA Increased available seats by 400,000 seats vs. 2016. (1.5% Increase) American Airlines employs 13,933 people in North Carolina 1,400 employees at Reservation call centers in Winston-Salem and Cary Nine commercial airports in NC with 50 or fewer AA employees American Airlines employees live in every NC Legislative District Total Economic Output: $14.9 Billion Total Employment Impact: 147,214 4

CLT: Second Largest Hub for the World s Largest Airline AA offers more than 650 flights per day to 145 destinations in 25 countries Mecklenburg s 5 th largest employer 11,500 Employees, including Express Fleet Service, Pilots, Flight Attendants, Customer Service agents and Mechanics Major Facilities Training Center 200,000 square feet with 13 flight simulators Hangars for Heavy and Line Maintenance Cargo and Catering 10 year lease completed with CLT in February 2016 Total Economic Output: $13.2 Billion Total Employment Impact: 127,829 5

Why is CLT unique? Hub Population Hub Passengers Hub Wealth Hub Flight Total Smallest of competing east coast hubs of any airline Largest number of connecting passengers (20% O&D for local passengers) Smallest of competing east coast hubs Third largest in the world based on number of daily flights, departures and arrivals per hour 8/29/2018 6

Local Passengers Per Flight AS SEA 51.2 UA SFO 50 LAX UA 53.5 AA 63.7 CLT Generates the Lowest Number of Local Passengers per Flight DL SLC 30.4 PHX 30 UA DEN 28 DL MSP 31.9 AA DFW 27.6 ORD UA 28 AA 31.7 DL DTW 26.7 PHL 25.7 DL ATL 25.5 CLT 13 JFK B6 94.2 AA 77.3 LGA DL 55.3 UA EWR 56.5 DCA 33.7 UA IAD 27.8 UA IAH 29.9 AA MIA 47 Estimated PRASMs adjusted to 1000mi stage length from publically filed data (Superset and T100)

Local Area Population Comparisons for Domestic Hubs Only One Has a Smaller Local Population than CLT SEA 3.4M SFO 4.3M LAX 12.9M SLC 1.1M PHX 4.2M DEN 2.5M MSP 3.3M DFW 6.4M ORD 9.5M DTW 4.3M PHL 6.0M ATL 5.3M CLT 1.8M NY/NJ/CT 18.9M DC/VA/MD 5.6M IAH 5.9M MIA 5.6M 8/29/2018 8 MSA 2010 Census

Charlotte Hub s Connectivity Direct Flights 9

American Airlines is Growing in North Carolina Since January 1 st 2016, AA has initiated service from CLT to 20 new destinations. City, State Airport Code # of Daily Departures to CLT # of Daily Seats to CLT Aircraft Type Nantucket, MA ACK 1 (Seasonal, Sat Only) 76 E-175 Bangor, ME BGR 1 65 CRJ-700 Cedar Rapids, IA CID 1 152 CRJ-900 Champaign, IL CMI 1 44 ERJ-140 Panama City, FL ECP 2 130 CRJ-700 North Eleuthera, Bahamas ELH 1 (Sat Only) 65 CRJ-700 George Town, Bahamas GGT 1 (Seasonal, Sat Only) 76 E-175 Havana, Cuba HAV 1 128 A319 New Haven, CT HVN 1 (Sat Only) 50 CRJ-200 Ithaca, NY ITH 1 (Sat Only) 50 CRJ-200 Marsh Harbour, Bahamas MHH 1 (Sat Only) 76 E-175 Madison, WI MSN 1 152 CRJ-900 Montrose, CO MTJ 1 (Seasonal, Sat Only) 128 A319 Peoria, IL PIA 1 100 CRJ-200 Rapid City, SD RAP 1 (Seasonal, Sat/Sun Only) 76 CRJ-900 South Bend, IN SBN 2 130 CRJ-700 Shreveport, LA SHV 1 100 CRJ-200 San Jose, CA SJC 1 187 A321 Toledo, OH TOL 1 130 CRJ-700 Tucson, AZ TUS 1 150 A320

Investing in North Carolina s Airports Since January 2016, American has committed more than $147 Million on capital improvement projects at NC Airports More than $100M already invested at Charlotte Douglas International Airport for Destination CLT, Employee Support Space Refresh, On-Site Medical Clinic, Concourse E Bag Transfer, etc. Committed to invest more than $39M for improvements to Winston-Salem Reservation Call Center for data center optimization and security $9.5M spent at RDU Airport for facility modifications, including $4M for Admirals Club $3.9M at Cary Reservation Call Center for renovation and refresh 11

Unprecedented Capital Investment Total Capital Expenditures ($B) $24.1 Billion $6.5 $6.5 $5.6 $5.5 $4.3 $3.1 $3.2 $3.5 $3.5 $3.2 $3.5 $2.2 2014 2015 2016 2017 Non-Aircraft Aircraft 12

Investments in our Product TERMINAL IMPROVEMENTS NEW 787-9s NEWLY REDESIGNED CLUBS SELF SERVICE TOOLS ON BOARD AND IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT REDESIGNED HOLDROOMS 13

Self-Service Tools for Customers Dynamic reaccommodation Trip interruption push notification Ability to choose alternate flights Decreases airport and reservation agent burden during irregular operations Proactive bag notification Bag delay push notification Ability to select delivery options 14

Investments in our Product In 2017, AA purchased 69 new airplanes at a cost of $4 billion 2017 2018 2019 Beyond 2019 Total A320 Family / Neo 20-25 75 120 A350-900 - 2 5 15 22 B737-800 / Max 24 16 20 60 120 B787 Family 13 8 - - 21 Mainline Total 57 26 50 150 283 E175 12 - - - 12 Regional Total 12 - - - 12

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U.S. AVIATION S STRONG NOISE REDUCTION RECORD From 1975-2016, the Number of U.S. Residents Exposed to Significant Aircraft Noise Fell 94% While Enplanements Rose 325%); 53% from 2000-2016 (Enplanements Rose 22%) Millions of People 1 Millions of Passengers 2 1. U.S. residents exposed to significant (65 db DNL) noise levels from all aviation operations within U.S. airspace 2. Passengers enplaned on U.S. and foreign flag carriers as captured in the FAA Terminal Area Forecast (TAF) 17

Benefits from NextGen Investments Fewer travel delays and flight cancellations Reduced passenger travel time Additional flight capacity Reduced fuel consumption and aircraft exhaust emissions Decreased air carrier and FAA operating costs Fewer general aviation injuries, fatalities, and aircraft losses and damages in areas such as Alaska, where radar coverage is limited But, New Procedures Can Raise Noise Concerns new ATC procedures may shift who is exposed even if fewer people overall are exposed; and some PBN procedures can focus noise more tightly over certain areas.

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1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Price Index: 1990 = 100 Over the Past 25 Years, the Price of Purchasing Food, Taking the Bus/Train, or Going to the Movies/Ballpark Has Significantly Outpaced the Price of Taking a Trip by Air 350 325 300 275 250 225 200 175 150 125 100 Airfare* Food Transit Baseball (MLB) Movie * Domestic round-trip average, including bag and change fees % Change Baseball Game +220 Public Transit 94 Movie Ticket 94 Food 83 Airfare* 39 75 Source: A4A, BTS Data Bank 1B, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, National Association of Theatre Owners, Team Marketing Report 21 airlines.org