Cover Photo: G-VSPY, a Boeing 787-9 with Virgin Atlantic (VAWF) is seen on final approach to London Heathrow on December 1, 2017. This frame, one of 15 789s in the fleet, is named Miss Moneypenny.

Air New Zealand (ANZF) will begin 3x weekly service from Auckland (AKL) to Chicago O’Hare (ORD) on November 30. This route will be

operated by 275-seat Boeing 787-9 equipment. 1

American Airlines (AALA) announced a slew of new routes to Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America, with flights set to begin

from December. Flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Buenos Aires (EZE) will begin on December 19 using Boeing 787-9 equipment. Flights from Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) to Oaxaca, Mexico (OAX) will also start on December 19, and be flown by Envoy Air (SIMA) Embraer E175s operating under the American Eagle banner. December 20 will see the commencement of service from Miami (MIA) to Georgetown, Guyana (GEO) and Pereira, Colombia (PEI), both of which will be flown by Airbus A319 equipment. Finally, Boeing 767-300/ER flights from Miami to Cordoba, Argentina (COR) will start on April 2, 2019. You have a bit of time to book that one. 2

Bahamasair (BHLF) has delayed the launch of its new 4x weekly Bimini (BIM) to Miami service from April 1 to May 2. The route

will still be served by ATR42 equipment once it begins. 3

Interjet (23IF) will begin daily service from Leon (BJX) to San Antonio (SAT) on June 22. This flight will be operated by 93-seat Sukhoi SSJ-100

equipment. 4

Austrian Airlines (AUXF) will operate a one-off one-way flight from New York Kennedy (JFK) to Salzburg (SZG) and on to Vienna

(VIE) on May 31. This private charter flight will be operated by Boeing 767-300/ER equipment. 5

American Airlines will end service from Miami to Belo Horizonte, Brazil (CNF) on August 21. 6

TSA discovered 83 firearms in carry-on bags for the week ending March 11,7 71 for the week ending March 18, 8 and 79 for the week ending March 25. 9 TSA has now found 918 guns in carry-on bags in 2018. Click here to see how many guns have been found at each airport so far this year.

TSA has been allocated $7,207,851,000.00 in funds through September 30, 2019 in the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2018. 10

You read it here before you saw it on TV or in newspapers: TSA collected and retained $869,839.56 in unclaimed money left at screening checkpoints in Fiscal Year (FY) 2017, to include $36,684.12 in

foreign currency. The top ten airports:

Los Angeles $ 62,230.79 New York Kennedy $ 58,500.50

San Francisco $ 44,164.05 Miami $ 43,722.08

Dallas/Fort Worth $ 41,859.26 Las Vegas $ 35,595.26

Houston Intercontinental $ 35,173.00 Chicago O'Hare $ 33,831.47

Boston Logan $ 25,066.19 Washington Dulles $ 22,547.78

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Attached to the end of this edition of the Aviation Update, you’ll find a four-page extra which shows how much money has been left at airports in the U.S from FY 2012-2017.

Ireland’s Ryanair will acquire a 75% stake in Austrian carrier Laudamotion for $62 million. Laudamotion, owned by former

race car driver Niki Lauda, will begin services in Europe later this year, using assets from the now defunct Niki airline, owned by… Niki Lauda. 11

The Indian government will sell a 76% stake of flag-carrier Air India (AINF), along with a 100% stake in Air India Express and a

50% stake in ground handler Air India Airport Services. Potential buyers will take into account that they will then be responsible for anywhere from $5-8 billion in total debt. Previous attempts by the government to offload Air India have been unsuccessful. 12

Air India Fl. 139 from Delhi (DEL) to Tel Aviv (TLV) became the first commercial flight to transit Saudi Arabian airspace en route to Israel in 70 years on March 22.

Israeli flag carrier El Al (EILF) is still not allowed to fly through Saudi airspace, and has since filed suit against the Israeli government

and Israel’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). El Al contends that since they are not allowed through Saudi airspace that the Israeli government should not allow Air India to do so, as it cuts two hours off the flight time and allows Air India to sell tickets at a lower price. 13

Let’s take a quick look at passenger traffic in Southern California for January: Los Angeles started 2018 strong, with 6,687,107 passengers, nearly a quarter of a million more than January 2017. 375,000 passengers traveled from Ontario (ONT), 817,000 from Santa Ana (SNA) and 321,000 from Long Beach (LGB). Rounding out the Southland,

slightly over 370,000 passengers flew from Burbank (BUR) in January, a 13.2% year-on-year increase. The airport earned $1.5 million in revenues from parking during the month and another $207,000 from Uber/Lyft fees. 14

Indonesia’s Lion Air took delivery of the first Boeing 737 MAX 9 frame to be delivered to any airline by Boeing on March

21. 15

Xiamen Air (88MF), a subsidiary of China Southern (C4XF), has ordered 20 Boeing 737 MAX 8 and 10 737 MAX 10 aircraft. The

order is worth $3.24 billion at list prices. 16

China Southern Airlines earned a record profit of $941 million in 2017, a 17% increase over the previous year. 17

Great Lakes Aviation (GLBA) suspended scheduled flight operations on March 26. 18 The airline is looking to sell all remaining assets to “interested parties.”

A Great Lakes Beech 1900D (N245GL) arriving at Los Angeles in November 2015.

XTRA Airways (BJNA) has been placed for sale by its ownership. XTRA recently sold seven of the eight Boeing 737 it owned to

Swift Air (I5EA), leaving just one aircraft on the XTRA Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC). However, buyers

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may be interested in that AOC as XTRA has scheduled service authority, is certified to fly in Europe and is authorized to fly between the U.S. and China. 19

Over 667,000 passengers flew from San Antonio (SAT) in February, a new monthly record for the airport and a 10.5% year-on-year increase. 20

Singapore Airlines (SBOF) took delivery of the first Boeing 787-10 frame (9V-SCA) delivered to any carrier on March 25. 21

A woman who was bumped off a United Airlines (CALA) flight from Washington Dulles (IAD) to Austin (AUS) received a $10,000 travel

voucher for her troubles. 22

Vietnamese start-up Bamboo Airways has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Airbus for 24 Airbus A321neo aircraft. An MOU is typically a prelude to a firm order; Bamboo Airways is set to commence operations next year. 23

Qantas (QLMF) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Alan Joyce mused recently about possibly adding sleeper berths in unused cargo

holds of aircraft on ultra-long haul flights in the future. 24

Here is an interesting story detailing the unique way Delta Air Lines (DALA) has integrated the Boeing 717

(MD-95 to the aviation aficionados) into the fleet. One interesting nugget: Delta got Southwest, which inherited the 80+ fleet of 717s from AirTran after the takeover of the carrier, to pay for the repainting and refurbishment of the interiors.

4,927,284 passengers took flights to/from Dallas/Fort Worth in February, a 4.1% year-on-year increase. 25 Across town, Dallas Love Field (DAL) saw 1,161,549 passengers, a 3.55% year-on-year uptick. 26

UPDATE: China’s Hainan Airlines Holdings, owner of Hainan Airlines (3HAF), has paid off its overdue fuel bill of $474.5 million to China’s

state-run aviation fuel provider. 27

Air Seychelles will cut 174 employees, including 100 cabin crew, as part of a restructuring plan, nearly 25% of the airline’s

work force. Air Seychelles will end its last long-haul service at the end of April 28 and focus on domestic and regional flights. 28

Skytrax released its Top 100 World Airport rankings, and Singapore Changi (SIN) takes the top spot for an unprecedented sixth straight year. Denver was the highest ranked U.S. airport at No. 29. The Top 10: 29

1. Singapore 2. Seoul Incheon 3. Tokyo Haneda 4. Hong Kong 5. Doha Hamad 6. Munich 7. Nagoya 8. London Heathrow 9. Zurich 10. Frankfurt

2.2 million metric tons of cargo moved through Frankfurt (FRA) in 2017, a 3.8% year-on-year increase. 30

Air freight rates averaged $2.84 per kilogram (2.2 lbs) in February, a 14.2% year-on-year increase. Increased demand and more limited capacity have helped raise air freight prices. 31

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A Germania Boeing 737-76J (D-ABLB) preparing to depart on a flight was pushed back directly into an El Al Boeing 767-3Q8/ER

(4X-EAK) at Tel Aviv (TLV) on March 28, causing substantial damage to both aircraft. 32 No word on if the wing-walker was blindfolded at the time. Here is another photo showing the extensive damage to the Germania tail.

The tails of Qatar Airways (QYCF) feature the Arabian oryx, the national animal of Qatar. The Arabian oryx is a medium-sized

antelope that became extinct in the wild in the 1970s; captive breeding programs kept the animal alive and it was reintroduced into the wild in 1980. Today there are over 1,000 oryx in the wild.

CC-BBG, a Boeing 787-8 with LATAM (LANF), was withdrawn from use (wfu) and ferried on March 18 to Victorville, California

(VCV) for storage.

LV-CSF, an Airbus A340-313 with Aerolineas Argentinas (AISF), was wfu and ferried on March 21 to San Bernardino, California

(SBD) for part-out and scrap.

N923DL, a McDonnell Douglas MD-88 with Delta Air Lines (DALA), was wfu and ferried on March 22 to San Bernardino for part-out and scrap.

N961DN, a McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 with Delta, was wfu and ferried on March 23 to San Bernardino for part-out and scrap.

N919DL, a McDonnell Douglas MD-88 with Delta, was wfu and ferried on March 25 to San Bernardino for part-out and scrap. This frame had 76,619 hours and 58,119 cycles as of February 12.

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1 https://www.routesonline.com/news/38/airlineroute/277850/air-new-zealand-adds-chicago-service-from-late-nov-2018/ 2 https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/03/27/1453959/0/en/American-Airlines-Adds-New-Service-to-Destinations-in-Mexico-and-South-America.html 3 https://www.routesonline.com/news/38/airlineroute/277859/bahamasair-moves-bimini-miami-launch-to-may-2018/ 4 https://www.bizjournals.com/sanantonio/news/2018/03/23/interjet-adding-nonstop-flights-between-san.html 5 https://www.routesonline.com/news/38/airlineroute/277810/austrian-files-one-way-new-york-salzburg-charter-in-late-may-2018/ 6 https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=pt&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=https%3A%2F%2Fponteaerea.net%2F2018%2F03%2F27%2Famerican-confirma-cancelamento-de-rota-para-belo-horizonte%2F&edit-text= 7 https://www.tsa.gov/blog/2018/03/17/tsa-week-review-march-5th-11th 8 https://www.tsa.gov/blog/2018/03/22/tsa-week-review-march-12th-18th 9 https://www.tsa.gov/blog/2018/03/27/tsa-week-review-march-19th-25th 10 http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20180319/BILLS-115SAHR1625-RCP115-66.pdf 11 https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/ryanair-to-acquire-75-of-laudamotion-446900/ 12 http://www.chinaaviationdaily.com/news/69/69563.html 13 https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/28/world/middleeast/el-al-air-india-israel-saudi-arabia.html 14 http://www.latimes.com/socal/burbank-leader/news/tn-blr-me-january-stats-20180321-story.html 15 http://boeing.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=20295&item=130153 16 http://atwonline.com/aircraft-orders-deliveries/xiamenair-orders-30-boeing-737-family-aircraft 17 http://www.travelweekly.co.uk/articles/300662/china-southern-airlines-sees-profits-rise-to-record-high 18 http://www.greatlakesav.com/alerts/Great%20Lakes%20Suspends%20Scheduled%20Flight%20Operations.pdf 19 https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180326005841/en/AerLine-Holdings-Sell-XTRA-Airways 20 https://www.mysanantonio.com/business/local/article/Domestic-and-international-traffic-to-San-Antonio-12782913.php 21 https://www.cntraveler.com/story/singapore-airlines-now-has-the-worlds-most-advanced-jet 22 http://www.staradvertiser.com/2018/03/23/business/business-breaking/united-gives-10k-travel-voucher-to-bumped-passenger/ 23 https://centreforaviation.com/members/direct-news/airbus-flc-group-selects-a321neo-for-bamboo-airways-408050 24 https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/cargo-class-qantas-ceo-reveals-out-there-options-for-super-long-haul-flights-20180327-p4z6l2.html 25 http://www.dfwtower.com/loads/DFW/DFW022018.pdf 26 http://dallas-lovefield.com/pdf/statistics/201802Enplanements.pdf 27 https://www.reuters.com/article/us-hnagroup-debt-fuel/chinas-hna-group-clears-475-million-fuel-bill-sources-idUSKBN1GY0LV 28 https://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/65810-air-seychelles-to-lay-off-150-staff 29 http://www.worldairportawards.com/Awards/world_airport_rating.html 30 https://aircargoworld.com/allposts/fraport-group-shows-growth-in-revenue-cargo-volume-in-2017/ 31 https://aircargoworld.com/allposts/airfreight-rates-rise-through-early-2018/ 32 http://atwonline.com/safety/el-al-and-germania-aircraft-clash-tails-tel-aviv

UNCLAIMED MONEY AT U.S. AIRPORTS, FY2012 - FY2017. COMPILED BY GREG GAYDEN.

Airport Code

Hub Airport FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017TOTALS

(FY12-17)ABE Lehigh Valley, PA $140.05 $ 327.31 $245.13 $41.27 $303.13 $1,056.89ABQ Albuquerque, NM $2,722.93 $ 1,743.27 $1,804.45 $4,009.09 $2,205.02 $1,482.87 $13,967.63ACY Atlantic City, NJ $350.56 $ 435.03 $358.41 $740.12 $760.32 $2,644.44ALB Albany, NY $736.97 $ 976.22 $948.12 $743.69 $986.01 $ 4,731.64 $9,122.65ANC Anchorage $3,172.83 $ 1,708.90 $2,929.55 $2,169.12 $1,140.78 $ 4,280.87 $15,402.05ATL Atlanta $11,611.66 $ 10,457.51 $10,630.43 $9,693.81 $10,497.58 $ 13,635.64 $66,526.63AUS Austin, TX $6,677.75 $ 5,118.68 $4,218.88 $6,825.40 $5,188.79 $ 6,927.70 $34,957.20BDL Hartford, CT $1,598.54 $ 2,149.82 $1,762.47 $2,904.88 $2,571.77 $ 3,915.31 $14,902.79BHM Birmingham, AL $967.27 $ 1,060.71 $1,500.85 $1,533.09 $1,300.63 $ 784.09 $7,146.64BIL Billings, MT $882.48 $ 801.77 $645.42 $1,152.26 $1,402.72 $ 1,480.63 $6,365.28BIS Bismarck, ND $560.51 $ 1,042.10 $553.40 $873.48 $603.22 $ 1,115.27 $4,747.98

BNA Nashville $5,132.83 $ 4,236.46 $6,159.62 $9,364.10 $9,097.26 $ 12,156.56 $46,146.83BOI Boise, ID $1,783.59 $ 939.30 $838.94 $4,098.81 $1,623.80 $ 1,761.37 $11,045.81BOS Boston $16,405.83 $ 20,366.00 $13,513.50 $19,733.50 $23,691.83 $ 25,066.19 $118,776.85BTR Baton Rouge, LA $684.01 $ 653.12 $656.87 $176.20 $2,921.53 $5,091.73BTV Burlington, VT $192.60 $ 601.12 $323.31 $870.06 $998.92 $ 620.77 $3,606.78BUF Buffalo, NY $880.11 $ 1,040.40 $248.00 $1,553.81 $2,183.28 $5,905.60BUR Burbank, CA $2,025.50 $ 1,381.34 $2,409.04 $1,535.15 $1,695.82 $ 5,309.12 $14,355.97BWI Baltimore $8,207.21 $ 7,648.50 $8,477.50 $12,845.00 $5,946.50 $ 14,598.00 $57,722.71CAE Columbia, SC $1,376.29 $ 1,238.69 $1,049.72 $216.44 $832.07 $4,713.21CHS Charleston, SC $1,449.87 $ 1,929.76 $1,404.20 $3,136.28 $3,054.19 $ 4,311.64 $15,285.94CLE Cleveland $4,105.47 $ 3,908.37 $4,239.65 $6,738.45 $7,133.42 $26,125.36CLT Charlotte $3,819.62 $ 5,015.46 $5,513.38 $5,079.37 $7,480.07 $4,649.26 $31,557.16

CMH Columbus, OH $2,010.42 $ 1,086.31 $4,073.93 $3,828.22 $4,297.79 $9,275.17 $24,571.84COS Colorado Springs $384.57 $ 180.09 $557.54 $481.78 $152.38 $1,756.36CPR Casper, WY $126.60 $ 212.03 $158.23 $1,131.65 $934.67 $236.78 $2,799.96CRW Charleston, WV $184.82 $ 69.32 $134.25 $541.95 $219.28 $ 511.67 $1,661.29CVG Cincinnati $1,828.44 $ 2,286.20 $2,677.20 $4,514.16 $3,154.68 $ 5,891.69 $20,352.37DAL Dallas Love $2,578.96 $ 3,521.10 $7,988.48 $6,304.26 $7,023.05 $ 6,430.02 $33,845.87DCA Washington National $5,247.56 $ 8,006.06 $9,591.57 $10,825.59 $18,753.31 $ 12,659.72 $65,083.81DEN Denver $8,260.42 $ 9,127.26 $11,379.65 $12,592.06 $12,130.06 $ 20,503.13 $73,992.58DFW Dallas/Fort Worth $20,190.00 $ 20,776.74 $29,684.03 $30,420.36 $42,305.26 $ 41,859.26 $185,235.65

UNCLAIMED MONEY AT U.S. AIRPORTS, FY2012 - FY2017. COMPILED BY GREG GAYDEN.

Airport Code

Hub Airport FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017TOTALS

(FY12-17)DSM Des Moines, IA $1,455.28 $ 1,254.83 $1,225.39 $1,932.74 $1,780.84 $ 1,906.85 $9,555.93DTW Detroit $9,808.94 $ 7,755.23 $8,203.47 $9,742.58 $19,404.46 $13,072.68 $67,987.36ELP El Paso $1,385.28 $ 1,065.31 $1,398.03 $2,278.35 $2,584.28 $1,627.19 $10,338.44

EWR Newark, NJ $9,789.27 $ 10,379.16 $16,669.72 $12,846.78 $19,590.43 $14,155.71 $83,431.07FAI Fairbanks, AK $212.19 $ 236.01 $192.63 $509.25 $2,893.88 $4,043.96FAT Fresno, CA $937.82 $ 604.90 $656.07 $664.50 $200.35 $3,063.64FLL Fort Lauderdale $10,612.10 $ 8,085.15 $12,341.20 $15,565.43 $11,681.04 $16,801.10 $75,086.02FSD Sioux Falls, SD $275.78 $ 323.96 $256.03 $388.65 $401.26 $608.44 $2,254.12GEG Spokane, WA $1,113.71 $ 1,316.48 $909.51 $897.58 $22.22 $4,259.50GJT Grand Junction, CO $225.62 $ 410.51 $76.10 $436.61 $153.88 $1,302.72GRB Green Bay, WI $214.38 $ 279.01 $332.33 $439.62 $3,313.45 $4,578.79GRR Grand Rapids, MI $625.15 $ 691.23 $623.49 $1,346.12 $1,202.12 $1,985.62 $6,473.73GSN Saipan $168.97 $ 370.54 $52.71 $64.68 $167.14 $824.04HNL Honolulu $4,027.54 $ 4,356.27 $9,352.93 $7,492.78 $7,044.01 $12,394.12 $44,667.65HOU Houston Hobby $4,873.26 $ 5,103.66 $4,961.44 $6,086.10 $5,631.66 $8,344.37 $35,000.49IAD Washington Dulles $16,536.92 $ 18,526.83 $22,037.55 $22,234.27 $20,801.25 $22,547.78 $122,684.60IAH Houston Intercontinental $16,081.69 $ 22,168.51 $26,839.01 $19,129.32 $23,723.25 $35,173.00 $143,114.78ICT Wichita, KS $377.22 $ 470.33 $486.44 $473.42 $450.33 $660.01 $2,917.75IND Indianapolis $1,700.10 $ 1,606.25 $1,502.26 $7,074.27 $4,102.99 $ 3,826.18 $19,812.05JAN Jackson, MS $874.30 $ 553.39 $1,136.11 $904.32 $1,074.76 $ 862.22 $5,405.10JAX Jacksonville, FL $2,701.93 $ 2,513.70 $3,396.67 $3,346.46 $3,172.89 $ 6,366.80 $21,498.45JFK New York Kennedy $21,201.00 $ 45,510.00 $42,550.00 $43,715.81 $70,615.00 $ 58,500.50 $282,092.31

KOA Kona, HI $311.10 $230.83 $1,536.59 $1,721.35 $1,481.39 $5,281.26LAS Las Vegas $26,900.21 $35,260.73 $27,676.71 $32,729.48 $32,671.38 $ 35,595.26 $190,833.77LAX Los Angeles $21,916.23 $ 37,259.60 $41,506.64 $55,086.39 $44,811.84 $ 62,230.79 $262,811.49LBB Lubbock, TX $598.42 $ 1,002.10 $983.02 $1,347.59 $1,115.43 $5,046.56LGA New York LaGuardia $11,189.17 $ 16,111.68 $16,786.05 $23,413.61 $27,963.46 $17,842.51 $113,306.48LGB Long Beach, CA $867.77 $ 869.04 $590.64 $1,081.46 $1,279.97 $4,688.88LIH Lihue, HI $332.39 $ 1,214.02 $1,209.02 $1,241.10 $971.69 $4,968.22LIT Little Rock, AR $1,058.43 $ 1,428.12 $885.83 $1,460.73 $1,302.80 $1,181.58 $7,317.49

MCI Kansas City $3,429.60 $ 3,625.30 $4,132.43 $7,375.58 $5,624.98 $24,187.89MCO Orlando, FL $6,308.59 $ 14,312.26 $20,757.81 $22,938.25 $17,551.13 $ 22,075.43 $103,943.47

UNCLAIMED MONEY AT U.S. AIRPORTS, FY2012 - FY2017. COMPILED BY GREG GAYDEN.

Airport Code

Hub Airport FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017TOTALS

(FY12-17)MDW Chicago Midway $4,498.28 $ 5,849.48 $9,286.83 $9,313.49 $10,359.75 $ 10,639.77 $49,947.60MEM Memphis $1,700.49 $ 1,668.55 $1,656.05 $2,242.40 $1,636.15 $8,903.64MHT Manchester, NH $1,479.60 $ 614.79 $1,206.89 $1,066.16 $1,289.46 $980.43 $6,637.33MIA Miami $39,613.00 $ 39,384.06 $32,590.43 $50,955.58 $43,991.36 $ 43,722.08 $250,256.51MKE Milwaukee, WI $1,248.57 $ 2,194.15 $1,849.04 $2,843.97 $1,663.54 $ 3,815.87 $13,615.14MLI Moline, IL $516.25 $ 438.22 $483.85 $978.10 $601.65 $ 602.13 $3,620.20

MOB Mobile, AL $655.72 $ 434.21 $203.99 $46.42 $247.02 $1,587.36MSN Madison, WI $330.55 $ 469.41 $368.25 $349.27 $327.83 $1,845.31MSP Minneapolis $4,983.31 $ 5,772.00 $6,896.81 $8,322.50 $11,099.00 $ 9,847.00 $46,920.62MSY New Orleans $5,205.48 $ 7,539.58 $5,518.68 $12,651.46 $5,358.86 $ 10,808.85 $47,082.91OAK Oakland, CA $5,272.86 $ 3,738.94 $4,595.10 $8,882.80 $6,407.16 $ 6,897.45 $35,794.31OGG Kahului, HI $1,119.94 $ 1,880.60 $1,307.37 $2,345.96 $2,473.44 $9,127.31OKC Oklahoma City $755.49 $ 966.92 $854.97 $1,406.74 $685.15 $1,636.31 $6,305.58OMA Omaha, NE $1,850.21 $ 1,390.96 $1,965.35 $2,692.83 $2,347.01 $1,739.94 $11,986.30ONT Ontario, CA $2,524.43 $ 3,000.13 $1,602.48 $2,012.05 $4,537.91 $13,677.00ORD Chicago O’Hare $22,115.92 $ 21,487.51 $21,068.69 $25,334.97 $25,425.75 $ 33,831.47 $149,264.31PBI Palm Beach, FL $1,916.82 $ 2,293.13 $3,932.44 $2,281.22 $2,640.57 $ 3,863.00 $16,927.18PDX Portland, OR $2,216.07 $ 3,289.79 $4,895.37 $6,569.21 $8,790.80 $ 5,993.94 $31,755.18PHL Philadelphia $6,960.78 $ 8,440.10 $6,789.57 $6,709.90 $13,437.11 $ 10,788.22 $53,125.68PHX Phoenix $10,492.05 $ 9,906.93 $8,696.46 $10,819.40 $10,771.14 $ 14,391.48 $65,077.46PIT Pittsburgh $8,081.55 $ 2,730.93 $2,928.58 $4,387.71 $3,343.79 $ 3,580.50 $25,053.06PNS Pensacola, FL $1,202.63 $ 869.42 $604.28 $1,666.42 $846.04 $ 233.90 $5,422.69PPG Pago Pago, AS $ 30.00 $2.16 $1.99 $2.11 $36.26PVD Providence, RI $253.97 $ 1,353.59 $3,051.33 $1,131.27 $1,042.21 $1,379.76 $8,212.13

PWM Portland, ME $553.01 $ 710.82 $989.38 $1,312.38 $789.83 $4,355.42RDU Raleigh, NC $3,489.00 $ 2,648.00 $5,608.38 $4,069.95 $4,002.26 $ 5,380.49 $25,198.08RIC Richmond, VA $2,580.54 $ 1,313.89 $1,160.88 $4,879.58 $3,730.90 $ 6,550.99 $20,216.78

RNO Reno, NV $1,620.47 $ 1,424.72 $1,533.75 $2,330.12 $2,270.81 $ 19.85 $9,199.72ROC Rochester, NY $816.77 $ 900.32 $796.42 $896.39 $1,374.00 $4,783.90RSW Fort Myers, FL $2,900.00 $ 2,290.77 $3,744.22 $2,472.50 $4,303.32 $4,154.88 $19,865.69SAN San Diego $7,159.64 $ 5,614.93 $5,534.87 $5,631.01 $5,566.69 $ 5,623.07 $35,130.21SAT San Antonio $4,964.58 $ 5,203.88 $5,732.63 $4,063.76 $4,830.65 $ 3,645.33 $28,440.83

UNCLAIMED MONEY AT U.S. AIRPORTS, FY2012 - FY2017. COMPILED BY GREG GAYDEN.

Airport Code

Hub Airport FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017TOTALS

(FY12-17)SAV Savannah, GA $449.53 $ 549.50 $786.30 $1,951.50 $1,904.86 $ 1,311.88 $6,953.57SBA Santa Barbara, CA $166.27 $ 261.44 $220.52 $407.71 $271.60 $1,327.54SDF Louisville, KY $1,597.41 $ 1,307.99 $2,089.60 $347.67 $1,489.20 $6,831.87SEA Seattle $6,943.46 $ 7,024.00 $11,977.47 $11,149.36 $15,302.58 $15,631.08 $68,027.95SFO San Francisco $19,873.88 $ 24,195.70 $34,889.63 $38,770.86 $24,711.34 $44,164.05 $186,605.46SJC San Jose, CA $2,179.09 $ 3,507.87 $4,499.13 $3,965.87 $4,475.75 $5,203.50 $23,831.21SJU San Juan, PR $ 4,792.58 $7,526.16 $1,227.30 $6,668.05 $20,214.09SLC Salt Lake City $2,073.36 $ 2,603.31 $5,986.62 $5,549.95 $4,490.64 $3,979.65 $24,683.53SMF Sacramento, CA $3,727.66 $ 3,293.37 $4,314.26 $4,554.86 $6,866.70 $5,635.98 $28,392.83SNA Santa Ana, CA $2,752.64 $ 3,999.37 $3,423.49 $3,789.71 $2,800.45 $16,765.66STL St. Louis, MO $3,756.78 $ 3,760.34 $5,259.80 $5,118.03 $4,959.50 $10,039.39 $32,893.84STT St. Thomas, VI $686.70 $ 893.21 $462.67 $525.00 $686.64 $3,254.22SYR Syracuse, NY $525.11 $ 285.49 $532.86 $474.98 $620.80 $2,439.24TLH Tallahassee, FL $ 335.50 $217.00 $234.11 $241.05 $1,027.66TPA Tampa $4,342.81 $ 5,080.09 $5,961.85 $6,094.61 $11,178.51 $8,442.64 $41,100.51TUL Tulsa, OK $788.39 $ 958.56 $1,366.56 $1,914.71 $1,560.38 $6,588.60TUS Tucson, AZ $783.63 $ 591.40 $782.65 $534.68 $931.27 $3,623.63TVC Traverse City, MI $53.95 $ 182.28 $251.09 $278.03 $190.97 $956.32

$494,185.28 $574,412.62 $638,416.55 $756,493.90 $787,477.51 $833,155.44 $4,084,141.30GRAND TOTAL OF ALL AIRPORTS