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AACO Members Quick Facts 2016

Member Airlines 34 (October 2017)

Billion $ Revenue 62.0 (+6.4% over 2015)

Million Passengers Carried 217.3 (+11.7% over 2015)

Million Tonnes of Cargo 6.5 (+2.6% over 2015)

Destinations Served 421

Countries Served 126

Average Daily Flights 3,991 (+10.3% over 2015)

Average Daily Seats 847,571 (+14.2% over 2015)

Aircraft in Fleet 1,334 (+115 A/C over 2015)

Employees (reported) 187,860 (+4.7% over 2015)

AACO Members Quick Facts 2016

Aviation is a force for good. It has been as such, still is and will always be. Two forces, joined together in the last century, enabled people of the world and their societies to move from isolation and focus on elitism, to diversity and opening up of minds and hearts. Those two forces were aviation and the internet.

Evolution and development do not happen without drops, falls, disappoint-ments, and many times around resistance to change. Yet we all know that the history of human kind has always been a history of development rather than status quo. What was unleashed by aviation and internet cannot be bottled by going back to protectionism and encapsulation.

Therefore, whatever the challenges are, people of the world and societies will continue to want to know more, to expand their horizons, and to seek more opportunities, and travel is one fundamental way of doing that.

Enjoy your reading…

Abdul Wahab Teffaha

Secretary General

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Section One Economic and Tourism Overview 6

a- World Economy b- World Tourism

Section Two Global Air Transport Snapshot 12 a- Safety Statistics b- Passenger Operations c- Fleet Development d- Financial Performance Section Three Arab Air Transport Market 15

a- Passenger Traffic b- Arab Airports

Section Four AACO Member Airlines 18

a- Safety Statistics b- Operations Overview • Passenger Operations • Cargo Operations c- Fleet Development d- Financial Performance • Operating Revenues • Operating Expenses • Financial Results

Section Five AACO Member Airlines Individual Fast Facts 29

Section Six AACO Partner Airlines Individual Fast Facts 64

Appendix Individual and Total AACO Members Operations 2016 68

Table of Contents

Sources

Section 1 AACO, International Monetary Fund, UN World Tourism OrganizationSection 2 AACO, IATA, ICAOSection 3 AACO, ACI, IATASection 4 AACO, IATA, ICAO, Flight Fleets AnalyzerSection 5 AACO, SRS Analyser, Flight Fleets AnalyzerSection 6 IAG, Jet Airways, Turkish Airlines

AACO Member Airlines IATA Codes

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Abbreviations

ASK Available Seat KilometerATK Available Ton KilometerPAX PassengersPLF Passenger Load FactorRPK Revenue Passenger KilometerRTK Revenue Ton KilometerUnit Cost Operating Expenses per ATKWLF Weight Load FactorYield Operating Revenues per RTK

6S: SaudiGulf Airlines7A: Express Air Cargo8U: Afriqiyah AirwaysAH: Air AlgerieAT: Royal Air MarocBJ: Nouvelair TunisieEK: Emirates AirlineEY: Etihad AirwaysFT: FlyEgyptFZ: flydubaiG9: Air ArabiaGF: Gulf Air

IA: Iraqi AirwaysIY: YemeniaJ4: Badr AirlinesKU: Kuwait AirwaysLN: Libyan AirlinesME: Middle East AirlinesL6: Mauritania International AirlinesMS: EgyptAirNP: Nile AirPF: Palestinian AirlinesQR: Qatar AirwaysR5: Jordan Aviation

RB: Syrian Arab AirlinesRG: Rotana JetRJ: Royal JordanianSD: Sudan AirwaysSF: Tassili AirlinesSM: Air CairoSV: SaudiaTU: TunisairWY: Oman AirXY: Flynas

Geographical Areas

Americas North, Central & South American Countries.Mid Asia Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Iran, Nepal, Pakistan & Sri Lanka.Australasia Australia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore & Thailand.Europe All European Countries.Arab World Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates & Yemen.Sub-Saharan Africa All African Countries except: Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Sudan & Tunisia.