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Page A-1 APPENDIX A: SURVEYS AND COVER LETTERS This appendix contains the following documents used for the technical report: • Airport Planning Department Survey – Cargo Activity PART I • Airport Planning Department Survey – Cargo Buildings PART II • Airport Planning Department Survey – Cover Letter • Air Cargo Business Survey • Air Cargo Business Survey – Cover Letter • Air Cargo Business Survey – Air Forwarders • Air Cargo Business Survey – Air Forwarders – Cover Letter • Aeroterm Lease Information

1 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM Airport Planning Department Survey – Cargo Activity PART I General Airport Information Airport name ____________________________________ Airport Code ____________ Contact _______________________________ E-mail __________________________ Title _________________________ Department ______________________________ Air Cargo Activity 1.1 How many cargo and airline carriers operated at your airport in 2011? ______ 1.2 For CY 2011, what was the composition of these carriers? Number of passenger airlines carrying cargo? ______ Number of integrated express cargo carriers, including feeder carriers (such as FedEx, UPS, DHL)? ______ Please list these integrated express cargo carriers: _____________________________________________________________ Number of non-integrated, all-cargo carriers (such as Atlas, Cargolux, Evergreen, etc.[this includes passenger airlines with all cargo aircraft, ie Korean)? ______ Please list these non-integrated cargo carriers. ______________________________________________________________ ACRP 03 24: Air Cargo Facilities Planning & Development Guidelines Study

2 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 1.3 Total annual inbound tonnage (freight and mail) handled at airport? ______ lbs. or U.S. tons (most recent calendar year) 1.4 Total annual outbound tonnage (freight and mail) handled at airport? ______ lbs. or U.S. tons (most recent calendar year) 1.5 What was the CY 2011 distribution of total cargo carried, by type of aircraft? DOMESTIC TRAFFIC (please circle the metric used – lbs or tons) Enplaned Mail – Passenger aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Enplaned Freight – Passenger aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Enplaned Mail – All cargo aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Enplaned Freight – All cargo aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Deplaned Mail – Passenger aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Deplaned Freight – Passenger aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Deplaned Mail – All cargo aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Deplaned Freight – All cargo aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC Enplaned Mail – Passenger aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Enplaned Freight – Passenger aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Enplaned Mail – All cargo aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Enplaned Freight – All cargo aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Deplaned Mail – Passenger aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Deplaned Freight – Passenger aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Deplaned Mail – All cargo aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons Deplaned Freight – All cargo aircraft: _________ lbs. or U.S. tons

3 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM Cargo Buildings and Areas (If available please provide a schematic, ALP drawing or aerial photo of your airport’s air cargo area(s).) 1.6 Are cargo operations (passenger belly and freighter) concentrated in a single/contiguous area at your airport? Yes ___ No ___ (if “yes” proceed to question 1.11) 1.7. How many designated passenger belly cargo operation areas are at your airport? ______ 1.8. Number of total passenger belly cargo warehouses and buildings: ______ 1.9. How many designated freighter/integrated express cargo operation areas are at your airport? ______ 1.10. Number of total freighter/integrated express cargo warehouses and buildings: ______ 1.11. How is air cargo apron/ramp area managed (who charges for its use)? ____Airport managed ____Third party developer ____Occupant of facility ____Other 1.12. Is the ramp/apron area contiguous to the cargo buildings assigned to cargo building occupants or a shared among many users? Assigned ____ Shared ____ 1.13 What largest type of aircraft does the cargo facility accept? Please indicate by aircraft model and ARC (Airport Reference Code) classification ______________________________________________________________________ Air Cargo Facility Plans 1.14 Is your airport planning the expansion or other improvement of an existing cargo facility and/or the development of a new cargo area? Yes ___ No ___ If you answered “No” to question 1.14 please proceed to question 1.26 1.15 If yes, what is the motivation for the planned expansion? ______________________________________________________________________

4 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 1.16 What is the nature of the planned facilities? (please check all that apply) The expansion of an existing warehouse ___ Retrofitting an existing facility for cargo security compliance ___ A new warehouse within an existing cargo area ___ Multiple new warehouses in an existing cargo area ___ A new warehouse in a new cargo area ___ Multiple new warehouses in a new cargo area ___ Some combination of the above ___ 1.17 Please describe the new facilities. ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ 1.18 Have the plans been approved? Yes ___ No ___ 1.19 What is the projected completion date? ____________ 1.20 Please provide the following information for the facility scheduled for earliest completion: Warehouse size (square feet): ____________ Apron size (square feet): ____________ Area dedicated to screening operations (square feet): ____________ 1.21 What is the design of the aircraft anticipated to operate at this facility? (For example, B747-400, ARC D-IV) __________________________________________________________________ 1.22 Will the new facility be single or multi-tenant? Single tenant ___ Multiple tenant ___

5 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 1.23 Who will develop the facility? Airport ___ Carrier____ Handler ___ Third-party developer ___ Other___ 1.24 What will be the primary utilization, by type of cargo? Belly-freight – passenger airliner ___ All cargo freighter – non-integrator ___ Mixed cargo – passenger and cargo freighter operations ___ Integrator – “express cargo” ___ 1.25 Will the facility have special characteristics? (check all that apply) Perishables storage -Freezer ___ Perishables storage -Refrigerator ___ Climate control capabilities _____ ULD (Unit Load Device) handling ___ Roller/Castor floors _____ Sorting system ___ MHS (Material Handling System) ___ ETV (Elevating Traversing Vehicle) ___ Telecommunications systems ___ Security screening ___ Green design ___ Other (please specify): ______________________________________________ Environmental Factors 1.26 Have any of your air cargo facilities received LEED Certification for their energy conservation and other “green” features? Yes ___ No___ 1.27 Have you built or modified other non-certified facilities to incorporate energy- efficient features? Yes ___ No ___ 1.28 If so, which features were included? (please check) Installed skylights ___

6 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM Added warehouse windows ___ Installed white (reflecting) roof ___ Installed green roof ___ Switched to CFL and/or LED lighting ___ Installed solar panels ___ Other (describe) ______________________________________________ Airport Planning Department Survey – Cargo Buildings PART II Instructions for Questions 2.1 to 2.15. Airports often have more than one cargo building. For each cargo building located at your airport, please complete questions 2.1 through 2.15. If there are more than three cargo buildings at your airport, please make reproduce questions 2.1 to 2.15 of this survey and complete for additional cargo building.

7 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.1. For Cargo Building Number ______ Name of Building (if applicable): ________________________ Total Square Feet: ____________ 2.2 Is this building owned by the airport, the carrier, a ground handler, or a third-party developer? ________________________ 2.3 Does this facility have contiguous access to aircraft apron/ramp? Yes ___ No ___ 2.4 How many square feet is the aircraft-ramp area associated with this cargo building? ____________ 2.5 How much space in square feet is dedicated to ground service equipment (GSE) (GSE = Ground Service Equipment)? ____________ 2.6 Does this facility have dedicated truck parking? Yes ___ No ___ Number of spaces ______ (including truck bays) 2.7 How many square feet is the truck parking area associated with this cargo building? ____________ 2.8 Does this facility have truck docks/doors? Yes ___ No ___ Number of docks/doors ______ 2.9 Does this facility have through-the-fence gate airside access? Yes ___ No ___ Number of gates ______ 2.10 Does this facility have the capability to accommodate increased cargo security protocols? Yes ___ No ___ 2.11 If yes, is this capability based on available surplus space? Yes ___ No ___ 2.12 Is this a multi-tenant building? Yes ___ No___

8 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.13 If yes, how many tenants are located within this building? ______ 2.14 Does this facility have special characteristics? (check all that apply) Perishables storage ___ ULD (Unit Load Device) handling ___ Roller/Castor floors _____ Sorting system ___ MHS (Material Handling System) ___ ETV (Elevating Traversing Vehicle) ___ Telecommunications systems ___ Security screening ___ Green design ___ Other (please specify): ______________________________________________

9 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.15 Cargo buildings are often designed for more than one occupant. Please complete the table below for each occupant. An example is provided. Note if you have this in another form such as an excel spreadsheet you may submit it in that manner. Example Occupant 1 Occupant 2 Occupant 3 Occupant 4 Occupant 5 Occupant Name ABC Cargo Unit number Suite 1 Occupant total square feet 10,000 Occupant Warehouse: square feet 8,000 Occupant Office/Administrative: square feet 2,000 Occupant ramp space: square feet 30,000 Occupant GSE: Square Feet: 5,000 Occupant aircraft operations per day 2 Occupant aircraft parking at peak hour 1 Aircraft fleet mix operating at this unit? (name aircraft type) Boeing 757, DC-8 Is this unit handled by someone other than the carrier (that is, a third- party handler)? Yes If yes, how many carriers? 3

10 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.1. For Cargo Building Number ______ Name of Building (if applicable): ________________________ Total Square Feet: ____________ 2.2 Is this building owned by the airport, the carrier, a ground handler, or a third-party developer? ________________________ 2.3 Does this facility have contiguous access to aircraft apron/ramp? Yes ___ No ___ 2.4 How many square feet is the aircraft-ramp area associated with this cargo building? ____________ 2.5 How much space in square feet is dedicated to ground service equipment (GSE) (GSE = Ground Service Equipment)? ____________ 2.6 Does this facility have dedicated truck parking? Yes ___ No ___ Number of spaces ______ (including truck bays) 2.7 How many square feet is the truck parking area associated with this cargo building? ____________ 2.8 Does this facility have truck docks/doors? Yes ___ No ___ Number of docks/doors ______ 2.9 Does this facility have through-the-fence gate airside access? Yes ___ No ___ Number of gates ______ 2.10 Does this facility have the capability to accommodate increased cargo security protocols? Yes ___ No ___ 2.11 If yes, is this capability based on available surplus space? Yes ___ No ___ 2.12 Is this a multi-tenant building? Yes ___ No___

11 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.13 If yes, how many tenants are located within this building? ______ 2.14 Does this facility have special characteristics? (check all that apply) Perishables storage ___ ULD (Unit Load Device) handling ___ Roller/Castor floors _____ Sorting system ___ MHS (Material Handling System) ___ ETV (Elevating Traversing Vehicle) ___ Telecommunications systems ___ Security screening ___ Green design ___ Other (please specify): ______________________________________________

12 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.15 Cargo buildings are often designed for more than one occupant. Please complete the table below for each occupant. An example is provided. Note if you have this in another form such as an excel spreadsheet you may submit it in that manner. Example Occupant 1 Occupant 2 Occupant 3 Occupant 4 Occupant 5 Occupant Name ABC Cargo Unit number Suite 1 Occupant total square feet 10,000 Occupant Warehouse: square feet 8,000 Occupant Office/Administrative: square feet 2,000 Occupant ramp space: square feet 30,000 Occupant GSE: Square Feet: 5,000 Occupant aircraft operations per day 2 Occupant aircraft parking at peak hour 1 Aircraft fleet mix operating at this unit? (name aircraft type) Boeing 757, DC-8 Is this unit handled by someone other than the carrier (that is, a third- party handler)? Yes If yes, how many carriers? 3

13 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.1. For Cargo Building Number ______ Name of Building (if applicable): ________________________ Total Square Feet: ____________ 2.2 Is this building owned by the airport, the carrier, a ground handler, or a third-party developer? ________________________ 2.3 Does this facility have contiguous access to aircraft apron/ramp? Yes ___ No ___ 2.4 How many square feet is the aircraft-ramp area associated with this cargo building? ____________ 2.5 How much space in square feet is dedicated to ground service equipment (GSE) (GSE = Ground Service Equipment)? ____________ 2.6 Does this facility have dedicated truck parking? Yes ___ No ___ Number of spaces ______ (including truck bays) 2.7 How many square feet is the truck parking area associated with this cargo building? ____________ 2.8 Does this facility have truck docks/doors? Yes ___ No ___ Number of docks/doors ______ 2.9 Does this facility have through-the-fence gate airside access? Yes ___ No ___ Number of gates ______ 2.10 Does this facility have the capability to accommodate increased cargo security protocols? Yes ___ No ___ 2.11 If yes, is this capability based on available surplus space? Yes ___ No ___ 2.12 Is this a multi-tenant building? Yes ___ No___

14 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.13 If yes, how many tenants are located within this building? ______ 2.14 Does this facility have special characteristics? (check all that apply) Perishables storage ___ ULD (Unit Load Device) handling ___ Roller/Castor floors _____ Sorting system ___ MHS (Material Handling System) ___ ETV (Elevating Traversing Vehicle) ___ Telecommunications systems ___ Security screening ___ Green design ___ Other (please specify): ______________________________________________

15 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2.15 Cargo buildings are often designed for more than one occupant. Please complete the table below for each occupant. An example is provided. Note if you have this in another form such as an excel spreadsheet you may submit it in that manner. Example Occupant 1 Occupant 2 Occupant 3 Occupant 4 Occupant 5 Occupant Name ABC Cargo Unit number Suite 1 Occupant total square feet 10,000 Occupant Warehouse: square feet 8,000 Occupant Office/Administrative: square feet 2,000 Occupant ramp space: square feet 30,000 Occupant GSE: Square Feet: 5,000 Occupant aircraft operations per day 2 Occupant aircraft parking at peak hour 1 Aircraft fleet mix operating at this unit? (name aircraft type) Boeing 757, DC-8 Is this unit handled by someone other than the carrier (that is, a third- party handler)? Yes If yes, how many carriers? 3

16 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM AIR CARGO BUSINESS LIST 3.1 Please list any on-airport and off-airport air cargo businesses currently operating at or near your airport. These businesses should include all integrated express carriers, all cargo carriers, passenger airlines, air freight forwarders, ground handlers, third party logistics providers (ie. Swissport), third party developers (i.e. AFCO, Lynxs) Attach additional sheets/directory/association lists as needed. On-airport Cargo Business Contact Name, E-mail & Phone Number Full Mailing Address & Zip Code Type of Service Provided Example: Wings Forwarding Joe Smith jsmith@wingsforwarding.com 225-555-1212 (phone) 100 Main Street Anywhere, FL 90210 Air Freight Forwarding

17 AIRPORT COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM Survey Tool Assessment Please provide feedback on this questionnaire. How many minutes did it take to complete this survey? ______ Was the survey: too long? ___ too short? ___ just right?___ Was the survey: too detailed? ___ not detailed enough? ___ just right? ___ THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION YOU MAY RETURN THE SURVEY BY SCANNING AND EMAILING TO maynardmk@cdmsmith.com and RMiller@areainc.net , or faxing to Robert Miller at AREA at: 312-461-0015 Surface Mailing Address: Applied Real Estate Analysis, Inc. (AREA) Attn: Robert Miller 914 South Wabash Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60605

Subject: ACRP 03 24 Guidelines for Air Cargo Facility Planning and Development October 26, 2012 Dear Airport Planner, The Transportation Research Board, Airports Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) is conducting a study entitled Guidelines for Air Cargo Facility Planning and Development (ACRP 03-24). The objective of this research is to develop guidelines for air cargo facility planning and development at airports. Our contact at ACRP is Mr. Larry Goldstein, and I am the Principal Investigator. I am contacting you to invite your airport to participate in this important study. Attached is a survey to gather information related to air cargo facilities at your airport as well as your airport’s air cargo facilities planning strategy. The data collection process will resemble the cargo element of a master plan data collection effort. A survey for your airport planners to complete is attached. Part I collects data on current activity and planned facilities while Part II collects data on existing cargo facilities. Please complete and return the survey within three weeks of receipt. The participation we need from your airport includes completing the survey and providing us a contact list of local air cargo related businesses and government agencies. Contact information for air cargo businesses and related government agencies is requested on the second to last page of the survey. These businesses and agencies will be surveyed by our team as well in a separate survey. Your assistance in notifying the local cargo industry of our effort can be critically important to establishing credibility with them, whether via a newsletter, email, or cargo association meeting. For more information on the project please visit: http://apps.trb.org/cmsfeed/TRBNetProjectDisplay.asp?ProjectID=3039 Thank you for your assistance and we look forward to hearing from you soon. Best regards, Michael Maynard, CDM Smith

ACRP 03 24 Air Cargo Facility Planning & Development Guidelines Study Air Cargo Business Survey General Information Air Cargo Business Name _________________________ Airport Code ____________ Contact _______________________________ E-mail __________________________ Title _________________________ Department ______________________________ Air Cargo Activity 1. Cargo business type (please check all that apply) ___Passenger Airline ___Integrated Express (FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc,) ___Cargo-only carrier/Freighter ___Freight Forwarder ___3PL provider ___Regional Air Cargo Carrier (Contractor) ___Ground Handler ___Other__________________________________

2. Location of facility: On-Airport? Yes ___ No ___ Off-Airport? Yes ___ No ___ If Yes, proceed to Question 4 3. If on-airport, does your facility have direct access to aircraft apron/ramp? Yes ___ No ___ If on-airport, please check which best describes your lease agreement/ownership: ___ We lease our building space from the airport. ___ We lease our space from a third-party developer. ___ We own this building and lease the land from the airport. ___ Other _________________________________________________________ Building 4. Does your operation occupy the entire building or do you share the building with other tenants? (please check) Occupy entire building ___ Other tenants are in this building ___ 5. Your operation's warehouse area size, in square feet: ____________ 6. Warehouse (peak) ceiling height: ______ feet 7. Of leased space, please estimate the amount of warehouse space actually utilized on average. ______ percent 8. Please estimate the amount of warehouse space utilized during peak periods. ______ percent

9. If your facility has surplus space, is it used for other uses such as vehicle storage, maintenance, GSE etc.? Please describe: __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ 10. In-bond storage space? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ 11. Perishables: refrigeration? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ Freezer? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ Climate controlled space? Yes ___ No ___ 12. Space dedicated to cargo security/screening? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ 13. Does your facility have a mezzanine or loft space? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ If so, what is it used for? ______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ 14. Does this facility have special characteristics? (check all that apply) Perishables storage ___ ULD (Unit Load Device) handling ___ Roller/Castor floors _____ Sorting system ___ MHS (Material Handling System) ___ ETV (Elevating Transfering Vehicle) ___ Telecommunications systems ___ Security screening ___ Green design ___ Other (please specify______________________________________

15. Does your facility have racks for storing cargo? Yes ___ No ___ 16. Does your facility have dedicated office space? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ 17. Does your facility have a customer counter/reception area? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ 18. Does your facility have restrooms? Yes ___ No ___ 19. Indoor ULD Storage? Yes___ No___ Square feet: ____________ 20. Number of truck doors (warehouse floor at grade with parking lot) ____________ 21. Number of Truck docks ______ Sill height (inches) ____________ Dock levelers: Yes ___ No ___ 22. Roller floors in warehouse? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ 23. Forklift use in warehouse? Yes ___ No ___ Parking 24. Parking lot area in square feet? ____________ Number of truck parking spaces (including truck bays) ________ Number of employee parking spaces ______ Number of customer parking spaces ______ Number of agency parking spaces _________ Security gate access to apron/ramp adjacent to facility? Yes ___ No ___ Airside 25. Please estimate your facility's total ramp area assigned to your operation. Square feet: ____________ 26. Number of aircraft related to your operation and their types parking on apron at peak times? _________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________ 27. How many aircraft rotations (or turns) take place on the ramp assigned to your operation? ______ What is the average turnaround time per aircraft?_________ 28. Is there a vehicle- or service equipment storage area (tugs, K loaders, push back, trucks, belt loaders, dollies, ULD storage area)? Yes ___ No ___ Square feet: ____________ 29. Does the climate your facility is located in require indoor storage of ULDs and vehicles during winter months? Yes ___ No ___ Activity 30. Annual inbound tonnage handled at your facility? _______tons 31. Annual outbound tonnage handled at your facility? ____________ tons 33. Please estimate total annual inbound tonnage handled at this facility that is trucked from airport(s) outside this station’s market area. ____________ 34. Please estimate total annual outbound tonnage handled at this facility that is trucked to airport(s) outside this station’s market area. ____________ 35. Peak hour tonnage at your facility? ____________ tons or packages/hour______ 36. What are the primary commodity types handled at your facility? __________________________________________________________________ 37. What percentage of your annual enplaned tonnage is considered tail-to-tail transfer? ______ percent 38. Please estimate what percentage of annual tonnage bypasses the warehouse and is trucked or tugged directly to the aircraft apron through the fence/gate? ______ percent 39. What (if any) aspect of your facility constrains your operations the most (for example, not enough truck parking, airport access road congestion, ramp congestion, taxiway congestion, etc.)? __________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________ 40. Number of employees at your facility Full time ______ Part time ______ Environmental Initiatives 41. Have you made any efforts to increase energy efficiency or improve air quality in the facility you occupy? Yes ___ No ___ 42. If yes, what steps have you taken? (please check) Developed a truck door practices to minimize thermal energy loss ___ Developed lighting practices to minimize energy loss ______ Instituted waste recycling ___ Developed vehicle-idling practices to minimize exhaust fumes/fuel consumption ___ Other (describe) ___________________________________________________ Technology Factors 43. Which communication technologies does your facility utilize? (check all that apply): Wi-Fi/Wireless Internet ___ Two-way radio ___ Cellphone/iPhone/iPad technology and devices ___ Public address system/intercoms ___ Phone landline ___ Survey Tool Assessment Please provide feedback on this questionnaire. How many minutes did it take to complete this survey? ______ Was the survey: too long? ___ too short? ___ just right?___

Was the survey: too detailed? ___ not detailed enough? ___ just right? ___ Thank You for Your Cooperation. YOU MAY RETURN THE SURVEY POSTAGE PAID MAIL, OR BY SCANNING AND EMAILING TO maynardmk@cdmsmith.com and RMiller@areainc.net , or faxing to Robert Miller at AREA (Applied Real Estate Analysis, Inc.) at: 312-461-0015

May 21, 2012 Subject: ACRP 03 24 Guidelines for Air Cargo Facility Planning and Development Dear Air Cargo Business Manager, On behalf of the Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP), your air cargo organization is being asked to participate in an air cargo facility research study. The ACRP is an industry-driven, applied research program that develops near-term, practical solutions to challenges faced by airport operators. ACRP is managed by the Transportation Research Board (TRB) of the National Academies and sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The objective of this research is to develop guidelines for air cargo facility planning and development on and near airports, including the collection of necessary data in support of this effort. These guidelines should assist airport operators in crafting effective business policies and development decisions to meet the industry’s current and future technological, operational, and security challenges in a cost-effective, efficient, and environmentally conscientious manner. They should also include updated metrics to help guide the overall air cargo development planning process. The potential beneficiaries of these guidelines would include airport owners and operators, airlines, integrated cargo carriers, cargo handlers, developers, financial institutions, and others linked to the airport community. The guidelines will inform both the protection of land resources required for long-term development as well as provide near-term facilities direction for specific types of users. The Principal Investigator is Mr. Michael Maynard of CDM Smith. The enclosed survey will allow our research team to better understand current cargo facility occupancy and utilization at a variety of airport environments, as well as to recognize innovative facility design criteria.

Please complete the enclosed survey within the next 10 days of receipt. Should you have any questions regarding the survey, please contact Mr. Michael Maynard at maynardmk@cdmsmith.com or by phone at 513-716-6558. The survey may be completed and returned via online data entry, postage paid mailer (enclosed), or sent by FAX 312-461-0015. For more information on the project, please visit: http://apps.trb.org/cmsfeed/TRBNetProjectDisplay.asp?ProjectID=3039. Thank you for your assistance. Michael K. Maynard Principal Investigator, ACRP 03-24

ACRP 03 24 Air Cargo Facility Planning & Development Guidelines Study Air Cargo Business Survey General Information Air Cargo Business Name _________________________ Airport Code ____________ Contact _______________________________ E-mail __________________________ Title _________________________ Department ______________________________ Air Cargo Activity 1. Cargo business type (please check all that apply) ___Freight Forwarder ___3PL Provider ___Customs Broker ___Ground Handler ___Other__________________________________ 2. Is your facility located on-airport? ______ or off-airport? ______ 3. Is your facility at this location office only? _____ or office and warehouse?_____ 4. Your operation's warehouse area size, in square feet: ____________ 5. Annual cargo tonnage handled at your facility? _______tons 6. Please estimate air cargo's % share of total cargo handled at this facility? ________ % (compared with ocean, rail & truck) 7. Does your business have more than one facility in this market area?__Yes__No

8. If your company is located off-airport please identify how important the following factors are to your operations. CRITERIA NOT VERY IMPORTANT IMPORTANT Convenient Highway Access 1 2 3 4 5 Property Rental / Lease Rates 1 2 3 4 5 Proximity to Commercial Airport 1 2 3 4 5 Proximity to Customers 1 2 3 4 5 Proximity to Suppliers/Supporting Businesses 1 2 3 4 5 Available Truck Parking 1 2 3 4 5 Warehouse Capacity 1 2 3 4 5 Other____________ 1 2 3 4 5

October 29, 2012 Dear CVG Air Forwarder/Customs Broker, Our firm, CDM Smith, is conducting a study for the Transportation Research Board, Airports Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) entitled Guidelines for Air Cargo Facility Planning and Development (ACRP 03- 24). The objective of this research is to develop guidelines for air cargo facility planning and development on and near airports. We are asking air forwarders located on or near CVG to participate by completing a brief survey related to this study. Our primary interest in reaching out to forwarders is to understand their facility building requirements. I have attached a brief an electronic survey for your response. Please complete the survey electronically and click on the submit button in the upper right corner, the results will automatically returned to me via email. You may also print the survey, complete it and return it via postage paid mail. Our contact at ACRP is Mr. Larry Goldstein, and I am the Project Manager for the project. Additionally, The Airforwarders Association and FAA was on the selection committee for this study. For more information on the project please visit: http://apps.trb.org/cmsfeed/TRBNetProjectDisplay.asp?ProjectID=3039 Thank you. Best regards, Mike Maynard mmaynardmk@cdmsmith.com 513.716.6558

forlease SouthweSt florida international airport Dustin Gillioz Director of Leasing Western Region Tel: 800-949-7506 Cell: 713-377-1280 dgillioz@aeroterm.com availability for More information 15960 Chamberlin Parkway Fort Myers, Florida Suite W-02 2,400 SF Warehouse Suite W-06 2,400 SF Warehouse 24’ x 100’ Bay Size 20’ Clear Height 125’ Truck Court 1 Dock Door 1 Airside Drive in Door

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TRB’s Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) Web-Only Document 24: Air Cargo Facility Planning and Development—Final Report reviews the process and information used in preparing ACRP Report 143: Guidebook for Air Cargo Facility Planning and Development. The guidebook explores tools and techniques for sizing air cargo facilities, including data and updated metrics for forecasting future facility requirements as a function of changing market and economic conditions.

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