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WORLD CUP TRAVEL CHARTS

JUNE AND JULY 2014

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South America 3,116,048

United States 363,348

Europe 325,685

Middle East 71,886

Central America 70,347

Africa 48,427

Canada 14,137

Caribbean 12,627

Total number of seats on direct flights to São Paulo (GRU) in June and July 2014.

Source: PlaneStats.com

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Departing for the World Cup Top originating airports in each region with most airplane seats on direct flights heading for São Paulo (GRU) in June and July 2014.

Europe US and Canada

South America (excluding Brazil)

Africa Central America and Caribbean

Middle East

Madrid (MAD) 63,219

Paris (CDG) 60,451

Frankfurt, Germany (FRA) 43,676

London (LHR) 41,175

Lisbon, Portugal (LIS) 24,824

Santiago, Chile (SCL) 121,143

Buenos Aires (EZE) 99,104

Buenos Aires (AEP) 92,453

Montevideo, Uruguay (MVD) 55,629

Lima, Peru (LIM) 44,770

Miami (MIA) 105,758

New York (JFK) 74,887

Los Angeles (LAX) 27,725

Atlanta (ATL) 27,681

Orlando, Florida (MCO) 26,394

Tocumen, Panama (PTY) 41,652

Mexico City (MEX) 29,820

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (SDQ) 11,163

Bridgetown, Barbados (BGI) 1,647

Dubai (DXB) 22,814

Abu Dhabi, UAE (AUH) 17,812

Istanbul (IST) 16,718

Doha, Qatar (DOH) 15,799

Johannesburg (JNB) 25,598

Luanda, Angola (LAD) 9,962

Lome, Togo (LFW) 7,071

Casablanca, Morocco (CMN) 6,240

Source: PlaneStats.com. Airplane seats are on commercial, scheduled flights. Data does not include chartered flights

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Lionel Messi

Argentina

Number of airports in home country

Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal

Neymar

Brazil

Clint Dempsey

US

Thomas Müller

Germany

Wayne Rooney England

Annual seat departures from airports in home country

Annual departures to Brazil World Cup host cities

59 33 111 631 38 13

146 million 138 million 143 million 955 million 21 million 21 million

680,700 1,600 1,200 14,000 13,300 3,300

How do their home aviation markets stack up?

Source: PlaneStats.com

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World Cup Effect: Airlines have added 17 new routes to Brazil’s World Cup host cities since last summer.

Source: PlaneStats.com. Routes are scheduled, passenger flights on jet equipment

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Airlines in the past year added 17 new routes to World Cup host cities.

Route One-Way Distance (KM)

Weekly Frequencies Airline Inaugurated

São Paulo (GRU) – Quito (UIO) 4,323 3 TAME October 4 Casablanca (CMN) – São Paulo (GRU) 7,548 3 Royal Air Maroc November 10 Golania (GYN) – Rio de Janerio (GIG) 929 6 GOL November 18 Miami (MIA) – Curitiba (CWB) 6,619 7 American November 21 Porto Alegre (POA) – Miami (MIA) 6,943 7 American November 21

Rosario (ROS) – São Paulo (GRU) 1,754 4 GOL November 29 7 TAM January 2

Los Angeles (LAX) – São Paulo (GRU) 9,928 7 American December 13 Belo Horizonte (CNF) – Petrolina (PNZ) 1,201 7 Azul February 6 Buenos Aires (AEP) – Curitiba (CWB) 1,342 5 Aerolineas Argentinas March 1 Belo Horizonte (CNF) – Imperatriz (IMP) 1,616 6 Azul March 12 Brasilia (BSB) – Paris (CDG) 8,764 3 Air France March 31 Ilheus (IOS) – São Paulo (GRU) 1,238 6 Azul May 9 Lome (LFW) – São Paulo (GRU) 6,144 3 Ethiopian May 26 Lisbon (LIS) – Manaus (MAO) 6,986 3 TAP Portugal June 3 Mexico City (MEX) – Rio de Janerio (GIG) 7,675 4 AeroMexico June 30 Belo Horizonte (CNF) – Cuiaba (CGB) 1,362 6 Azul July 23

Source: PlaneStats.com. Routes are scheduled, passenger flights on jet equipment

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US vs. Germany In the battle of airline statistics, the US leads on sheer size and on most of the per capita measurements, while Germany leads on the international focus. Result: US.

US Category Germany

310,000,000 Population 82,000,000

602 Airports 32

1.9 Airports per million people 0.4

25,300 Departures per day 2,600

82 Departures per million people 32

9% International share of departures 74%

1,904 Average flight distance (km) 1,891

Source: PlaneStats.com; Oliver Wyman analysis