ACI Apron Safety Survey ACI Apron Safety Survey 2005 Statistics2005 Statistics

(Updated May 19, 2006)(Updated May 19, 2006)

Thomas RomigThomas RomigManager, Committees and PolicyManager, Committees and Policy

ACI World HeadquartersACI World Headquarters

30.7%

12.7%

12.1%

7.8%

7.6%

2.5%

11.3%

Latin America

Pacific

Europe

North America

Africa

Asia

Average

2005 Apron Safety Survey Response Breakdown

ACI RegionMember airports

Respo-ndents

Total 1,640 185

Asia 280 7

Africa 172 13

North America 371 29

Europe 428 52

Pacific 197 25

Latin America 192 59

Response rates

Percentage change 2004 – 2005: - 1 %

2005 Apron Safety Survey Response Breakdown

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120

140

160

180

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Africa

Asia

Europe

Latin America

North America

Pacific

Year of survey

Responding

Airport

Total number of accidents/incidents: 244

Type of accident/Incident Number of occurrences Percentage change 2004-2005

Involving aircraft Damage to stationary aircraft by equipment Caused by/to moving aircraft

Involving equipment/facilities Caused by Jet Blast Equipment to equipment damage Equipment to facilities damage

Injuries to PAX and Personnel Minor Severe Fatal

Total Spills Fuel Other

2005 Apron Safety Survey November data

1027131142

48454

311143168

132127

50

76 (+34%)65 (+9%)

11 (+181%)198 (-28%)2 (+100%)131 (-36%)65 (-17%)

204 (-32%)203 (-37%)1 (+400%)

0

355 (-12%)190 (-25%)145 (+16%)

Total number of accidents/incidents: 2,742

Type of accident/Incident Number of occurrences Percentage change 2004-2005

Involving aircraft Damage to stationary aircraft by equipment Caused by/to moving aircraft

Involving equipment/facilities Caused by Jet Blast Equipment to equipment damage Equipment to facilities damage

Injuries to PAX and Personnel Minor Severe Fatal

Total Spills Fuel Other

2005 Apron Safety Survey Full Year data

846660186

1,89658

1,136703

3,6111,7531,855

2,0902,051

372

922 (-8%) 660 (0 %)

262 (-29%)2,311 (-18%) 32 (+81%)1,412 (-20%) 867 (-19%)

1,807 (+16%)1,780 (+15%) 22 (+68%) 5 (-60%)

2,830 (+28%)1,123 (+56%)1,707 (+9 %)

2005 Apron Safety Survey Change 2004 – 2005

2005 saw a decline in most figures:

- Number of airports responding: - 1 % (187 → 185) - Number of incidents/accidents: - November 2005: - 11 % (274 → 244) - Full year 2005: - 15 % (3,233 → 2,742)

A decrease in incidents/accidents can be deducted:

- Average percentage change: - November 2005: - 17.5% - Full year 2005: + 7.2%

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1983-1987

1988-1992

1993-1997

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

to aircraft

to equipment & facilities

total

Apron Incidents and Accidents per 1,000 movements

Source: ACI Statistics 1983 - 2005

Apron Incidents and Accidents per 1,000 movements

ACI Statistics 1983 - 2005

Apron Incidents and Accidents by type of incident

ACI Statistics Full Year 2005

Stationary Aircraft(24.0%) Moving Aircraft

(6.8%)

Damage from Jet Blast(2.1%)

Equipment to Equipment(41.4%)

Equipment to Facility(25.6)

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0.02

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0.06

0.08

0.1

0.12

0.14

0.16

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

injuries tostaff

injuries topax

total injuries

Injuries per 1000 movements to staff and passengers

ACI Statistics Full Year 1996- 2005

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0.06

0.08

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0.12

0.14

0.16

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

fatal

severe

minor

total

Injuries per 1000 movements, by severity

ACI Statistics Full Year 1996 - 2005

Main safety initiatives:

- Management to take leading role on safety matters - Apron Safety Committees - Operators to provide safety training for staff- Yearly seminar for all users, specific seminar, lectures- Implementation of apron markings, signs and lighting- Safety campaigns (safety day, safety week or one full month ) – Trophy “I care” and

compensation- Safety publications (bulletin, circular, news letter, …)- Driver training, licensing, enforcement of specific traffic rules - FOD: campaigns – annual FOD walk with all operators;- Proper identification on the apron - security badge- Use of apron safety gear – high visibility reflecting jackets

2005 Apron Safety Survey Safety initiatives

The voice of the world’s airports

Contact: tromig@aci.aero