ontario airport december 2011
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ONT – A Growth Airport throughout Much of Its History, Until Recently
Annual Passengers at ONT1980-20111
Notes:(1) Projected, based on YOY comparison of actual passengers Jan-Oct 2011 and Jan-Oct 2010(2) Service to Prescott, Arizona and Visalia, California was dropped in May, leaving 15 nonstop destinations Source: Airport Records, and OAG
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ONT Nonstop Destinations
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2007 36
2011 172
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ONT versus Competing Airports in the Region
Passengers at Southern California Regional Airports2000-2011*
* Projected, based on YOY comparison of actual passengers Jan-Oct 2011 and Jan-Oct 2010Source: Southern California Airports
John Wayne
Ontario
Burbank
Long Beach
Palm Springs
Change2000-2011
10.7%
-32.6%
-9.4%
388.9%
14.4%
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ONT in Perspective
Passengers Compared to 2000; Indexed to 2000=1.002000-2011
* Projected, based on YOY comparison of actual passengers Jan-Oct 2011 and Jan-Oct 2010(1) “LA Area” stats include LAX, Burbank, John Wayne, Long Beach, Ontario, Palm SpringsSource: Southern California Airports
U.S. average
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Passenger Share of Southern California AirportsLAX, Ontario, Burbank, John Wayne, Long Beach, Palm Springs
Southern California Airport Regionalization Since 2003, LAX’s market share has actually increased from 69.7% to 73.8% Over the 21-year period from 1990, LAX’s market share has dropped only 1.2%
* Projected, based on YOY comparison of actual passengers Jan-Oct 2011 and Jan-Oct 2010Source: Southern California Airports
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Ontario Continues to Lose Air Service – with Even Deeper Cuts Occurring in the Spring
Scheduled Seats at Ontario International AirportCompared to Prior Year Same MonthJanuary 2011 – March 2012
Source: Official Airline Guide as of December 6, 2011
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Low Cost Carrier Passengers at LAX and ONTYE2q 2011 Domestic O&D
LAX Has Attracted Low Cost Service Instead of ONT
Source: DOT O&D Survey YE2q 2011
LAX Total 10.7 MAP
ONT Total 2.5 MAP
Domestic O&D passengers (YE2q 2011):
LAX: network carriers 65.0% , LCC 35.0%; ONT: network carriers 44.5% , LCC 55.5%
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FAA Forecasts for ONT and LAX
Source: FAA TAF 2010-2030; Passengers = Enplanements x 2. FAA actual 2000-2009; FAA forecast 2010-2030
64.3 MAP2000
81.4 MAP(2020)
108.6 MAP(2030)
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LAX – FAA Passenger Forecast2010-2030
ONT – FAA Passenger Forecast2010-2030
6.4 MAP(2000)
5.2 MAP(2020)
6.2 MAP(2030)
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Total Economic Impact of ONT Was $849 Million in 2011Total economic loss of $494 Million versus 2007Total job loss of over 9,227 jobs versus 2007
In 2011 US$
Source: Oliver Wyman Analysis