Flughafen München – Europäische Drehscheibe für den Luftfrachtverkehr

GVB - Mitgliederversammlung München 25.9.2008

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Source: Munich Airport; OAG Travel Information System

LISBON

MADRIDBARCELONA

MARSEILLE

LYON

PARIS

FRANKFURT

ZURICH

LUXEMBOURG

AMSTERDAM

BRUSSELSLONDON

BIRMINGHAM

MANCHESTERCOPENHAGEN

GOTHENBURG

STOCKHOLMOSLOHELSINKI

WARSAW

PRAGUE

VIENNA BUDAPEST

LJUBLJANA

ZAGREB BELGRADE

SARAJEVO

BUCHAREST

ATHENS

ISTANBUL

TURIN

MILAN

ROME

NAPLES

DUBLIN

KIEV

GLASGOW

CHISINAUODESSA

TIRANA

MUNICH

ANKARA

178

644

945

451

259

1,329

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800

1,000

1,200

1,400

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Munich – The Central European Hub

Forecast

Passenger Hub No. 7 in Europe in 2007

26.441

32.794

32.856

33.959

35.218

47.794

52.122

54.162

59.919

68.069

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

10. PARIS-ORY

9. BARCELONA

8. ROME-FCO

7. MUNICH

6. LONDON-LGW

5. AMSTERDAM

4. MADRID

3. FRANKFURT

2. PARIS-CDG

1. LONDON-LHR

Passengers in millions

2.5 hour flight radius

Riyadh

Jeddah

DohaAmman

Dubai

Munich

Miami

WashingtonNew York

Philadelphia

Montreal

Colombo

Ekaterinburg Tyumen

Abu Dhabi

Boston

Puerto PlataPunta Cana

Male

Aruba

Cape Town

Fort Myers

Denver CharlotteAtlanta

CancunVaradero

TorontoChicago

Vancouver

San Francisco

Los Angeles

BeijingPusan

SeoulTokyo

Shanghai

JohannesburgSao Paulo

Calgary

Mumbai

Singapore

Shenyang

Aktyubinsk

Bangkok

DelhiHong Kong

Mauritius

Mombasa

Phuket

Sal

Windhoek

MUC‘s long-haul network for your convenience

Source: Munich Airport (7th March 2008); flight schedule summer 2008

* NEW destinations

LAXLAX

SFOSFO

ATLATL

ORDORD

YYZYYZ

PHLPHL

MUCMUC

DENDEN

Source: Munich Airport (March 20th, 2008); LT – Local Time Munich, Flight Schedule Summer 2008

YULYUL

YVRYVR

BOSBOSYYCYYC

RSWRSW MIAMIA

EWREWRJFKJFK

CLTCLTIADIAD

Destination/Origin Code Carrier Frequencies AircraftAtlanta ATL DL 7/7 B767-300Boston BOS LH 7/7 A330-300Calgary YYC TS 1/7 A330-200Charlotte CLT LH 7/7 A340-600Chicago ORD LH 7/7 A340-600Chicago ORD UA 7/7 B767-300Denver DEN LH 6/7 A340-300Fort Myers RSW LT 2/7 A330-200Los Angeles LAX LH 7/7 A340-600 Miami MIA LT 1/7 A330-200Montreal YUL LH 7/7 A330-300New York John F. Kennedy JFK LH 7/7 A330-600New York Newark EWR LH 7/7 A330-300Philadelphia PHL US 5/7 B767-200San Francisco SFO LH 7/7 A340-600Toronto YYZ AC 5/7 B767-300Toronto YYZ TS 1/7 A310-300Vancouver YVR TS 1/7 A330-200Washington IAD LH 6/7 A330-300Washington IAD UA 7/7 B777-200

Munich’s network to North America

The Munich hub system – services to Asia

Source: Munich Airport (August 4th, 2008); LT – Local Time MunichMap: \\avm\avm\AVM-K\MapInfoProfessional\asia\asia.wor

Services to AsiaDestination/Origin Code Carrier ARR Day(s) DEP Day(s) AircraftAbu Dhabi AUH EY 1234567 1234567 A330Aktuyubinsk AKX 4R ...4... ..3.... EQVAmman AMM RJ ..3..6. ..3..6. A32SBangkok BKK TG 1234567 1234567 EQV Bangkok BKK LT ...45.7 1..4.6. A330Beijing PEK CA 1.3.567 1.3.567 B767Beijing PEK LH 1234567 1234567 A340Delhi DEL LH 1234567 1234567 A340Doha DOH QR 1234567 1234567 A330Dubai DXB EK 1234567 1234567 EQVDubai DXB EK 1234567 1234567 A330Dubai DXB LH 1234567 1234567 A32SHong Kong HKG LH 1234567 1234567 A340Jeddah (via VIE) JED SV ..3.... .....6. B777Male MLE LT .2..... 1...... A330Mumbai BOM LH .2.4..7 1.3..6. A340Phuket HKT LT 1...... ......7 A330Pusan (via Seoul) PUS LH .2..5.7 1..4.6. A340Riyadh (via VIE) RUH SV .....6. ..3.... B777Seoul ICN LH 123.567 12.4567 A340Seoul ICN KE ..3.5.7 ..3.5.7 B777Shanghai PVG LH 1234567 1234567 A340Shenyang SHE LH 1.3..6. .2..5.7 A340Singapur SIN LH 1.3456. .2345.7 A340Tel Aviv

NRT

2U

1234567 1234567

EQV

.2..5.. .2..5.. TU5Yekaterinburg SVX U6 .....6. ......6. A32S

TLV

LH

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A340

Tel Aviv 4R EQVTLV ..3.... .2.....Tel Aviv HF B737TLV ..3.5.7 .2.4.6.Tel Aviv ISR A32STLV .2..... .2.....Tel Aviv IZ B757TLV ..3..6. ..3..6.Tel Aviv LY EQVTLV 1.3.5.7 1.3.5.7Tokyo

Tyumen TJM UTTrapzon ..3.... ..3.... A32STYX QW

Source: Munich Airport (August 4th, 2008), flight schedule summer 2008, cargo traffic is excluded

Road Feeder Services at Munich

VIENNA (VIE)

MILAN (MXP)

BOLOGNA (BLQ)

LYON (LYS)

BARCELONA (BCN)

PARIS (CDG, ORY)

AMSTERDAM (AMS)

BRUSSELS (BRU)

LINZ (LNZ)

LUXEMBOURG (LUX)

PRAGUE (PRG)

Germany

Austria

Italy

SwitzerlandFrance

Netherlands

Belgium

Spain

Poland

CzechRepublic Slovak

Republic

HungarySlovenia

Bosnia andHerzegowina

COLOGNE (CGN)

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BASLE (BSL)

BERLIN (BER)

HAMBURG (HAM)

BUDAPEST (BUD)

DUSSELDORF (DUS)

SALZBURG (SZG)

GRAZ (GRZ)

HANOVER (HAJ)

TURIN (TRN)

GENOA (GOA)

ROME (FCO)NAPLES (NAP)

VENICE (VCE)VERONA (VRN)

VALENCIA (VLC)

ZURICH (ZRH)

GENEVA (GVA)

STUTTGART (STR)

MUNICH

FLORENCE (FLR)

NUREMBERG (NUE)FRANKFURT (FRA)

INNSBRUCK (INN)

BELGRADE(BEG)

BRATISLAVA (BTS)

ZAGREB (ZAG)

LJUBLJANA (LJU)

Distance and Trucking Time*

Amsterdam 822 kms 14.30 hrs

Basle 423 kms 08:00 hrs

Belgrade 981 kms 15:30 hrs

Bratislava 510 kms 09:30 hrs

Brussels 771 kms 13:30 hrs

Budapest 688 kms 11:30 hrs

Frankfurt 382 kms 07:00 hrs

Ljubljana 445 kms 08:00 hrs

Milan 523 kms 11:00 hrs

Paris 844 kms 14:30 hrs

Prague 371 kms 06:00 hrs

Vienna 440 kms 08:00 hrs

Warsaw 1,128 kms 22:00 hrs

Zagreb 590 kms 11:00 hrs

Zurich 343 kms 06:00 hrs

RFS

Source: ViaMichelin (January 2008); mx. Speed: 60 kms/h; *without mandatory relaxing time

Cargo Carrying Airlines and Integrators at MUC Ca. 100 airlines are operating scheduled flights into Munich

Scheduled Cargo Services Summer 2008

Source: Munich Airport (May 2008)

BAe 146

B 757F + A 300

A 310 DXB-MUC-ZRH

A 310

B 767 CGN-MUC-ATH-MUC-CGN

B 747 STN-MUC-DEL-HKG

1/72/7

5/7+1/71/7 4/7+4/7

4/7+3/7+5/75/7

TLV-MUC-FRA

CDG-MUC-CDG

LGG-MUC-LJUKTW-MUC-LGGGVA-MUC-LGG

B 747 ICN-SVO-MUC-ICN 3/7

LEJ-MUC-LEJ

LEJ-MUC-EMA

B 747HKG-DXB-MUC-ARN-HKG

HKG-DXB-MUC-BRU-HKG

Source: Munich Airport (June 2008)

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BIP

Perishables

Area

Car Park

New Forwarders‘building

Cargo Center and its Warehouse Tenants

Forwarders

Freight Forwarders at Munich AirportApprox. 100 companies

ConsolidatorsConsolidators

Source: Munich Airport (January 2008)

MUC offers a great cargo catchment area and best economic perspectives24 Mill. inhabitants in five countries

Economic prosperity

Economic backward

MUNICHSALZBURG

INNSBRUCK

STUTTGART

AMSTERDAM

PARIS

BUDAPEST

Germany

PRAGUE

VIENNAAustriaBASLE

MILAN

BOLOGNA

Czech Republic

Switzerland

NUREMBERG

BRUSSELS

ZURICH Hungary

LINZ

TRIESTE

Italy

BOLZANO

FRANKFURT

SARAJEVO

ZAGREB

BRATISLAVA

LJUBLJANA

FIRENZE

LYON

France

2007

Munich - Center of European traffic flow

Source: Süddeutsche Zeitung, Reuters (March 2008)

Montenegro

Slovenia

AustriaHungary

BelgiumUnited Kingdom Germany

Netherlands

Czech Republic

Italy Bulgaria

Romania

Estonia

Latvia

Lithuania

Slovakia

Greece

Cyprus

Spain

Portugal

France

Ireland

Denmark

Finland

Poland

Sweden

Bosnia &Herzegovina

Croatia

Albania

Serbia

Turkey

Fmr Yug Rep Macedonia

Luxembourg

Malta

MUNICH

Expansion Plan

Bavaria – Major European Distribution Center

Source: Cushman & Wakefield (May 2008)

• Center of gravity forEuropean distributionhas shifted eastwards

• The NEW center is now the South of Germany

Cargo Area

New Cargo Center

Next Cargo Center

Border Inspection Post & New Cargo Center - 2007

Präsentation

New Cargo Center

Border Inspection Post Temperature controlled area

Cargo Area Extension

Source: Munich Airport (January 2008)

Existing Cargo Terminal

Extension of

forwarders‘ building

New Forwarders‘

building

Car-park

Extension of cargo apron

Extension of Cargo Terminal

BIP

with extension

Extension CargoForwarders

90

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Munich

Movements per hour

Source: Eurocontrol, websites of airports and Munich Airport (January 2006)

Expansion for your International Traffic

=> 120 Movements/h

MUC‘s 3rd Runway – planned for 2011

Munich – Location of 3rd Runway

Source: Munich Airport Draft (June 2008)

Master Plan for Expansion

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Source: Munich Airport Draft (December 2007)

Munich Airport International

Opening of the new airport“Franz-Josef Strauß” 1992, 17 May

Site28.5 kilometers north-east of the center of Munich, the Bavarian Capital, at 448 meters above sea level (NN)

Airport reference point48° 21' 17" North, 11° 47' 15" East

ILS/CAT:CAT IIIb

Area1,560 hectares, of which 925 hectares are green areas (approximately 60 % of thetotal area)

Road and rail network at the Airport30 kilometres of public roads50kilometres of operational roads6.9 kilometres of railroad track

Jobs at the airport1997: about 17,0002006: about 27,000Forecast:2020: about 41,000

Airport Operator

Flughafen München GmbHShareholdersFree State of Bavaria 51%Federal Republic of Germany 26%City of Munich 23%

Maintenance

Hangar 1 (Lufthansa)Length: 300 metersDepth: 100 meters

(with pockets)Door height: 22 metersFloor area: 28,600 sqm

(with pockets)

Hangar 3 (Air Berlin, LTU and Aero Lloyd)Length: 300 metersDepth: 80 meters

Door height: 22 metersFloor area: 24,000 sqm

Hangar 4 (others)Length: 150 metersDepth: 80 meters

Door height: 22 metersFloor area: 12,000 sqm

Maintenance ApronTotal area: 230,000 sqmAircraft parking area: 80,000 sqm

Noise protection buildingfor engine testingLength: 105 metersWidth: 72 metersHeight: 20 metersFloor area: 5,300 sqm

Air Cargo/Air Mail

Cargo terminal:Length: 520 metersWidth: 108 metersHeight: 23 meters

Air Cargo/Air MailCargo Area: 630,000 sqmGround floor spaceof Cargo Terminal: 53,000 sqm

Capacity: 270,000 tons annually(1st Construction Stage)

Express Services Center:Area: 4,400 sqmNew handling facility to be used exclusively by DHL, FedEx and UPS

Forwarders BuildingLength: 230mWidth: 74mFloor area: 17,020 sqm

Border Inspection PostFloor area: 1,525 sqm

ApronAir Cargo/Air Mail Area: 66,500 sqmspace for 7 B747-400For 14 smaller aircraft

General Aviation

Terminal GATLength: 60 metersWidth: 40 metersVehicle parkingspaces: 325ApronArea: 120,000 sqm50 aircraft parking Positions

HangarLength: 270 metersDepth: 40 metersFloor space: 10,800 sqm

Flight Operations

RunwaysTwo parallel runways, each4,000 meters long and 60 meters wide, 2,300 meters distance between the axes, staggered by 1,500 metersThird rundway, 4,000 meters long,in operation 2011

ApronsPassenger Apron West (T1):Area: 600,000 sqm60 aircraft parking positions19 passenger bridges close to T1 14 Boarding StationsPassenger Apron East (T2):Area: 760,000 sqm75 aircraft parking positions24 passenger bridges close toT2 4 stands for regional jets close to T2

Passenger AreaTerminal 1Capacity: 25 million passengers per yearLength: 1,081 metersTotal floor area: 198,000 sqmCheck-in Counters: 195Subterranean rapid transit train station

Terminal 2Capacity: 25 million Passenger per yearPier length: 980 metersTotal floor area: 260,000 sqmCheck-in Counters: 153

Parking areasFour multi-storey car parks, six underground car parks, parking areas for vacationists andvisitors with a total of 20,000 parking spaces,of which approx. 16,500 are covered parkingspaces Car Rental CentreParking for 1,800 vehicles

Munich Airport at a Glance

Source: Munich Airport (May 2008)