1. MIA: America’s New Global Gateway
GREATER MIAMI
AVIATION ASSOCIATION
July 12, 2017
Presented by
Emilio T. González
Director and CEO
Miami-Dade Aviation Department

2. MIA BY THE NUMBERS
Economic Powerhouse ∙ Industry Leader ∙ International Brand
1 MIA’s ranking among U.S. airports for int’l freight
1 MIA’s ranking among U.S airports in total carriers - only U.S. airport to offer passenger and cargo service on 100+ different carriers
3 MIA’s ranking among U.S. airports for int’l passengers
33.7 MIA’s regional economic impact measured in billions of dollars
37.5 Number of direct jobs at MIA measured in thousands
40 Percentage of Florida’s total international trade value handled through MIA
57.3 Value of MIA’s imports and exports in billions of dollars
44.6 MIA’s passenger total measured in millions – 7th consecutive record year
65 Percentage of int’l visitors to FL who travel through MIA
96 Percentage of Miami visitors who arrive by air
282 Number of direct, indirect & related jobs supported by MIA measured in thousands

3. MIA Passenger Growth (in millions)
44.6
44.3
Forecasted growth of 1.6% annually from

4. MIA Cargo Growth (in millions of tons)

5. GLOBAL ROUTE NETWORK Economic Powerhouse ∙ Industry Leader ∙ International Brand
163 Passenger Destinations
106 Freight-Only Destinations

6. NEW AIR SERVICE
Economic Powerhouse ∙ Industry Leader ∙ International Brand
NEW INT’l DESTINATIONS:
Bimini, Bahamas
Cologne, Germany
Copenhagen, Denmark
Dublin (September)
Guadalajara, Mexico
Oslo, Norway
Paramaribo, Suriname
Reykjavik, Iceland
Stockholm (October)
Tel Aviv (November)
Tortola, BVI (2017)
Varadero, Cuba
FUTURE TARGETS:
Asia
Africa
NEW INT’L CARRIERS:
AeroUnion (cargo)
Dominican Wings
Eurowings
KF Cargo
Northern Air Cargo
PAWA Dominicana
Scandinavian Airlines
Silver Airways
Surinam Airways
21 Air (cargo)
Volaris (February 1, 2017)
First Air (February 4, 2017)
WOW Air (April 5, 2017)
Avianca Brasil (June 24, 2017)
BVI Airways (2017)
Aer Lingus (September 2017)
EL AL Israel Airlines (Nov. ‘17)

7. AIR CARGO AND TRADE STATISTICS
Economic Powerhouse ∙ Industry Leader ∙ International Brand
Nearly 2.2 million total U.S. tons handled in 2016
Total tonnage up 5.8% through May; Mexico: 308%; Middle East: 114%; Europe: 11%
Miami-Dade air imports and exports valued at $57.3 billion
82% total volume on freighters; 18% on belly cargo
83% of imports & 79% of exports between Latin American/ Caribbean region and USA
Leading imports: perishable products
Fast-growing commodities: imports/exports of pharmaceutical products
Leading exports: high technology goods; computers & peripherals; air/spacecraft parts; telecommunications equipment; industrial machines

8. TOTAL FRUITS & VEGETABLES TOTAL PERISHABLE PRODUCTS
LEADING U.S. AIRPORT FOR PERISHABLES
Economic Powerhouse ∙ Industry Leader ∙ International Brand
TOTAL FLOWERS
241,049 U.S. Tons
TOTAL FRUITS & VEGETABLES
228,212 U.S. Tons
TOTAL PERISHABLE PRODUCTS
846,787 U.S. Tons
TOTAL FISH / SEAFOOD
352,564 U.S. Tons

9. CARGO INITIATIVES PHARMA HUB FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
Economic Powerhouse ∙ Industry Leader ∙ International Brand
PHARMA HUB
1ST IATA-designated pharma hub in the U.S., 2nd worldwide
Designed to increase airport business and Florida pharma industry
Co-founded Pharma.Aero to establish strategic global pharma routes
Pharma freight value at MIA up from $1.8B in 2010 to $4.4B in 2016
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
Application projected for approval this year by U.S. Commerce Dept.
Innovative concept will allow manufacturers to operate in duty-free environment
Tariffs will be deferred, reduced or eliminated
Vacant real estate will become a revenue and job generator
OCEAN-TO-AIR PERISHABLES TRANS-SHIPMENT PILOT PROGRAM
Florida’s 1st such program, launched in early 2017
Perishable freight arrives by sea, is trucked to MIA, departs by air
Expedited air transport for perishable products without paying duties
Expands cargo business for MIA and Florida’s ports

10. CARGO INITIATIVES E-COMMERCE
Economic Powerhouse ∙ Industry Leader ∙ International Brand
E-COMMERCE
Strategy to position MIA for e-commerce revolution
Infrastructure development for distribution centers on or near airport
Prepare business community
CARGO OPTIMIZATION, REDEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION (CORE) PROGRAM
Three-phase plan to double MIA’s existing capacity to 4M annual tons of cargo
Maximize current use of facilities
Redevelop and modernize infrastructure using latest concepts and technologies
AUTOMATION
E-Air Waybill (e-AWB): replaces manual paper data entry with digital system
Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) Program
Air Cargo Advance Screening (ACAS)
Real-time online cargo flight tracker launch this month

11. ASIAN CARGO GROWTH
Economic Powerhouse ∙ Industry Leader ∙ International Brand