Form EF Form EF-ICAO Financial Supplement

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OMB No. 2138-0039

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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

RESEARCH & INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY ADMINISTRATION

BUREAU OF TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS

OFFICE OF AIRLINE INFORMATION

1200 New Jersey Avenue, S.E., E34, RTS-42

Washington, DC 20590-0001

ICAO FINANCIAL SUPPLEMENT

(BTS FORM EF)

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Air Carrier:______________________________ As at 12/31/______

ITEM 1. BALANCE SHEET 1/

Asset Accounts (Excludes Nonoperating)

Allowance for Depreciation

- Flight Equipment $___________________

- Ground Property and Equipment $___________________

Flight Equipment Airworthiness Allowance $___________________

Flight Equipment Under Capital Lease

- Total Amount $___________________

- Accumulated Amortization $___________________

ITEM 2. COSTS, INCOME AND CAPITAL DATA 1/

Total Enroute Facilities Charges 2/ by DOT Reporting Entity:

International $___________________

Atlantic $___________________

Latin American $___________________

Pacific $___________________

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ITEM 2. (Cont.)

Equity in Income of Investor Controller Companies Account 87.0

(See Sec. 14-87 of 14 CFR Part 241)………………………….. $____________

Reconciling items for Retained Earnings from end of prior

calendar year to end of this calendar year…………………… $____________

Total adjustments to previous year retained earnings total.

List each below and indicate whether credit or (debit)

amount………………………………………………………….. $____________

Description

Adj. 1 ______________________________________ $____________

Adj. 2 ______________________________________ $____________

Adj. 3 ______________________________________ $____________

Dividends (cash or stock)………………………………………… $____________

ITEM 3. (Discontinued.)

ITEM 4. PERSONNEL, EXPENSE, ACCOUNT 33 TRAFFIC SOLICITORS

$____________

Note Item 4:

This item applies to all domestic and international air carriers providing scheduled service with over $100 million in annual system operating revenues. Also, it corresponds with the number of employees reported on Form 41, Schedule P-10, see Sections 12 and 24 of 14 CFR Part 241.

- Footnotes -

1/ This report applies to all air carriers providing international scheduled or charter services with annual system operating revenues of over $100 million. International applies to any flight stage where either the take-off or the landing, or both, are not within the 50 states, District of Columbia, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, territories or possessions of the United States or areas administered by the U.S. under trusteeship. Transborder operations involving Canada, Mexico and points in the Caribbean outside of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are considered to be international.

2/ Includes fees levied against the airline for the provision of enroute facilities and services. Examples are charges for communications facilities, navigation aids, air traffic service, meteorological services and other ancillary aviation services provided by foreign governments or governmental associates such as EUROCONTROL in Europe, ASECNA in Africa, and COCESNA in Central America.

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