3Q2017 Market Share by Total Passengers

American

24.3%Delta

22.4%

Frontier

3.9%United

13.1%Air Canada Express

1.1%

Southwest

34.8%

Other

0.4%

Vacation Express

Charters

Enplaned/Deplaned Passengers: The total number of passengers boarding/exiting aircraft

Enplaned/Deplaned Mail and Cargo: The number of revenue pounds of freight and mail loaded/unloaded on an aircraft

Passenger Scheduled Service: Service originating from CMH on domestic and international air carriers in which fl ights depart/arrive on a scheduled basis

Passenger Charter Service: Nonscheduled fl ights for special purposes (i.e., vacation/travel groups, professional/college sports teams, etc.)

Load Factor: Percentage of available seats occupied by passengers on each fl ight

Available Seats: Total number of seats available on each fl ight

Passengers Daily Each Way (PDEW): Number of passengers that travel to or from a particular destination each day

Key Defi nitions

4600 International GatewayColumbus, OH 43219 USA

Columbus Air Service1Q2018

Detroit

Boston

Raleigh

Toronto

Los AngelesNashville

Las Vegas

Atlanta

Denver

Phoenix

St. Louis

Chicago

Air Canada

American

Frontier

OneJet

Southwest

Spirit

United

Vacation Express

Allegiant

Delta

Airlines

CMH

LCK

Departing Airports

Numerals represent the number of daily nonstop flights to that destination.The letter X represents less-than-daily service.

Punta GordaX

Myrtle BeachX

Punta Cana

SavannahXJacksonville

X

X

Oakland

DallasDFW

Love

Austin

Midway

O’Hare 9 6

6

Baltimore4

6

Washington, DCDulles

National 5

Philadelphia6

JFK

New York

LaGuardia 6

Newark6

Destin/Fort Walton BeachX

Miami X3

8

HoustonIAH 4

Minneapolis4

1 X

X

X

NEW DESTINATION Allegiant, eff. 2/16/18

Frontier, eff. 4/8/18

Tampa

XSt. Petersburg

XTampa XNEW FLIGHTS - Frontier, eff. 12/17/17 & Spirit, eff. 2/15/18

X XCancún

X NEW FLIGHT - Southwest, eff. 4/14/18

1

NEW FLIGHT - Spirit, eff. 2/15/18

New OrleansX X

NEW FLIGHT - Spirit, eff. 3/22/18 X

Fort Myers X X

X NEW FLIGHT - Spirit, eff. 2/15/18

Fort LauderdaleX

NEW FLIGHT - Spirit, eff. 2/15/18

XOrlandoOrlando

XSanford

3

NEW FLIGHT - Spirit, eff. 2/15/18

NEW FLIGHT - Spirit, eff. 3/22/18

Milwaukee2 NEW DESTINATION

OneJet, eff. 11/1/17

X

Neaearlyearlyearlyearly 601116166060 Daily Flights Daily Dailyy Flighy Flighhtshts

tototo 43 DDDestDestestinatioestinatioinatiotinationsnsons

Traffi c Report Q4: 2017

20,000 passengers each day. 96,000 tons of cargo annually. Hundreds of people who make it all possible. Arriving daily.

• OneJet launched new service Nov. 1 from John Glenn International (CMH) to Milwaukee (MKE). OneJet’s fl ights from CMH operate on a 7-seat Hawker 400 business jet, fl ying twice-daily Monday-Friday.

• Spirit announced new service at CMH with 7 destinations beginning in 2018: – Daily year-round service to Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando and Las Vegas eff ective Feb. 15 – Daily seasonal service to Ft. Myers and Tampa eff ective Feb. 15 thru April 11 – Less than daily summer seasonal service to Myrtle Beach and New Orleans eff ective March 22

• Frontier added new seasonal service to Tampa on Dec. 17. Th e service operates

from CMH on Sundays, Tuesdays and Th ursdays until April 5.

• Reminder about other upcoming new service:

– Southwest begins Saturday service to Cancun on April 14– Allegiant and Frontier begin Austin service on Feb. 16 and April 8 respectively

CMH Welcomes Two New Airlines

Columbus Scheduled ServiceTop Ten Markets by PDEW – 12 months ending June 2017

350

650

600

550

400

500

450

300

Source: Department of Transportation

ChicagoM

DW, O

RD

New York

EWR, J

FK, LGA

Orlando

MCO, S

FB

D.C. a

rea

BWI, D

CA, IAD

L.A. B

asin

LAX, SNA, O

NT, BUR, L

GB

Atlanta

Las Vegas

Mia

mi a

rea

FLL, MIA

Dallas

DAL, DFW

Tampa

TPA, PIE

60

6

59

0

56

6

53

8

38

1

37

9

36

9

36

1

33

6

32

5

250

Columbus (CMH) Data

* Frontier service began June 2016Source: Columbus Regional Airport Authority

3Q17 3Q17 VS. 3Q16 YTD 17 YTD 17 VS. 16

PassengerEnplaned 96 1,659 1.6% 2,808,485 3.4%

Deplaned 979,360 1.5% 2,830,654 3.2%

Total 1,941,019 1.6% 5,639,139 3.3%

Airline Passenger DataAir Canada 20,696 -1.2% 52,237 3.5%

American 472,564 -4.9% 1,378 ,155 - 2.3%

Delta 434,1 83 3.9% 1,225,4 15 1.9%

Frontier 75,55 1 8.3% 2 18,845 138.6%

Southwest 675,8 10 3.5% 2,044,00 1 3.6%

United 253,742 3.5% 688,787 -1.9%

Charters 8,473 2.7% 3 1,699 14.3%

Total 1,941,019 1.6% 5,639,139 3.3%

Cargo Handled by Airlines (pounds)

Enplaned 788,426 -15.7% 2 ,601,472 1.5%

Deplaned 1 ,1 76,909 14.8% 3,704,4 1 2 1 3.1%

Total 1,965,335 0.3% 6,305,884 8.0%

Mail Handled by Airlines (pounds)

Enplaned 438,22 1 1 7.8% 1,120,057 3 1. 3%

Deplaned 408,499 35. 1 % 1,127,1 28 20.4%

Total 846,720 25.5% 2,247,185 25.6%

*

3Q2017 Market Share by Total Cargo

FedEx

UPS

Cargolux

Cathay Pacifi c

Cargo Charters (int’l.)

Etihad

Emirates

Cargo Charters (dom.)

31.1%

9.8%

14.8%

11.6%

13.7 %

4.7 %

12.3%2.0%

Estimate based on enplaned passengers and aircraft type, excludes charters Source: Columbus Regional Airport Authority

Average Load Factors3Q2017

Month Available Seats

Enplaned Passengers

Load Factor

July 415,644 342,356 82.4%

August 4 14,142 3 14,844 76. 0%

September 377,037 300,432 79. 7%

Total 1,206,823 957,632 79.4%79.4%

Rickenbacker (LCK) Data

* Etihad service began September 2016Source: Columbus Regional Airport Authority

Cargo Data (pounds)

Cargolux 10,283,39 1 46.4% 28,458,060 56.7%

Cathay Pacifi c 8,602,473 49.0% 22,340,2 1 7 37.9%

Emirates 9,573,059 69.2% 20,220, 1 78 43.2%

Etihad 6,832,943 1,999.5% 13,727,286 4,1 1 7.9%

FedEx 2 1,635,526 3.2% 62,758,558 -2.7%

UPS 8,055,785 7.2% 22,452,685 5.6%

Cargo Charters (dom.) 1 ,4 1 8,066 -4.6% 5,158,388 143. 1%

Cargo Charters (int’l.) 3,273,629 1 20.7% 3,517,938 7.5%

Total 69,674,872 38.7% 178,633,310 27.6%

Passenger Data Allegiant Air 74,346 27.6% 207,900 3 1.9%

Charters 1 ,1 57 - 46.8% 2,873 -23.8%

Total 75,503 24.9% 210,7 73 30.6%

3Q17 3Q17 VS. 3Q16 YTD 17 YTD 17 VS. 16

* *

Top Caribbean Destinations from Columbus

Data source: FMi YE Q3 2017 & U.S. DOT O&D Survey YE Q2 2017

International Focus

John Glenn International demand

CMH carries 30% of all Ohio demand

PDEW 17 VS. 16

Ohio Demand to the Caribbean

Cleveland 232 8%

Columbus 180 4%Cincinnati 92 -1%

Dayton 54 -1%

Akron/Canton 33 -4%

Total 591 4%

Table sorted by largest PDEW

Demand to these top markets have increased 7% over the year priorPDEW

% change

53%

Santo Domingo

511%

Providenciales

30-1%

Punta Cana

1520% Aruba

3114% Montego Bay

5N/A

Havana

140% Nassau

46-5%

San Juan