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Background & Overview TAV Airports was awarded with the tender for building and operating the new Istanbul Ataturk Airport International Terminal in 1997. It took two years to develop the new terminal which started operations in January 2000. The new state-of-the-art international terminal has been operated by TAV since then. In 2005, TAV also took over the domestic terminal operations at Istanbul Ataturk Airport.

Istanbul Ataturk Airport is a major global airport with passenger numbers increasing rapidly. During the last decade, the passengers served in IST almost tripled from 12.6 million to 37.5 million, proving its slogan of Prime Location, Global Gateway.

IST is one of the fastest growing airports in the world despite its high passenger base.

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IST FACTS AND FIGURES

Istanbul Atatrk Airport (IST) is equipped with the latest technology and automation systems maximizing efficiency, security and service quality. The high operational efficiency contributes to passenger contentment and customer satisfaction. The terminal building is designed to provide smooth passenger circulation and allows future expansions. The spacious terminal building, effective signage, rich and well placed Duty Free, F&B and other passenger services provide an easy and memorable airport experience to passengers.

ISTANBUL
A Unique Blend of the East and West, the Old and Modern, the Business and Leisure Extending across the European and Asian side of the Bosphorus strait, Istanbul is the primary location of social, cultural and commercial activities in Turkey. It is not only the business center of the country but also an attractive tourism destination.

History Earliest evidence of settlements in Istanbul dates back to 6000 BC. Hosting the Byzantine and Ottoman architectural
OPERATIONAL FACTS & FIGURES International Terminal Area Domestic Terminal Area Indoor Car Park Capacity Outdoor Car Park Capacity Check-in Desks Passport Control Desks Boarding Bridges Bus Gates Number of F&B Outlets Catering Area Number of Duty Free Stores Duty Free Area Runway 17/35 Dimensions Runway 05/23 Dimensions
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TRAFFIC FACTS & FIGURES 2011 Passenger Traffic (in millions) - Domestic - International 2011 ATM Traffic (in thousands) - Domestic - International 2011 Passenger Traffic Growth 2011 ATM Traffic Growth Number of Airlines Served Number of Non-Stop Destinations Dominant Carrier ACIs Busiest Airports in Europe Ranking (2010) ACIs Busiest Airports in the World Ranking (2010) Distance to City Center 37.5 13.6 23.8 306 106 200 17% 12% 124 +200 Turkish Airlines 8 37 25 km

masterpieces, the city will give you an insight of the great history of its own. Fly to Istanbul; witness the fascinating harmony of the old and the modern in each and every corner of the city.

287,000 m2 63,000 m2 7,076 vehicles 1,034 vehicles 320 90 38 24 66 16,000 m2 25 6,200 m2 3,000 x 45 m (2 Runways) 2,600 x 60 m (Single
Runway)

Economy 21.5% of the total economic activities in Turkey take place in Istanbul, positioning the city as the financial capital of the country. Headquarters and regional business units of numerous national and global companies are located in Istanbul. Fly to Istanbul; witness the robust growing economy and the fast-paced business environment.

IST BY NUMBERS

37.5 million passengers travelled through IST in 2011,

recording a 17% growth vs 2010.

27% of total traffic in IST is connecting traffic. With its

global network, IST offers fast and easy connection opportunities for passengers.

131 rooms of TAV Airport Hotel offer you luxury

accommodation at IST, both in the land-side and in the air-side. The Hotel is located adjacent to the international terminal building. After leaving your room, youll need only 5 minutes to get on board.

840 daily flights are handled at IST. 103,000 passengers served every day. 124 airline companies carried passengers to +200
different destinations from IST during 2011. IST has become a global gateway, making the farthest destinations accessible via direct flights.

30,000 different products, ranging from cosmetics to

accessories, including high-end brands are on sale at IST in 6,200 m2 of duty free shopping area.

25,000 passengers are served everyday in 66 different F&B

outlets in IST. Within an area of 16,000 m2, various options from world cuisines as well as numerous fast food alternatives are offered.

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IST AIRPORT CHARGES

The airport charges are determined by the State Airport Authority. The State Airport Authoritys tariffs for 2012 airport charges are given below:

ISTANBUL ATATURK AIRPORT (LTBA/IST) CHARGES

LANDING AND PARKING FEE
Flight / Fee Category International Flights Landing Fee Parking Fee Landing Fee Domestic Flights Parking Fee LIGHTING FEE International Domestic NAVAID FEE Navigation Charge (Including VFR) PASSENGER SERVICE FEE International Passenger Domestic Passenger $ 15 / Departing Passenger 3 / Departing Passenger 31 / Landing 41 / Landing 37 TL / Landing 0.62 TL / tonne Domestic Flights Charge 6.70 / tonne 2.00 / tonne 0.90 TL / tonne

ISTANBUL ATATURK AIRPORT (LTBA/IST) CHARGES

FOLLOW ME SERVICE
Flight Type MTOW 6 tonnes 6 tonnes 6 tonnes 6 tonnes Charge 6 / flight 34 / flight 3 / flight 6 / flight

International Flights

TERMINAL SERVICES (International Terminal)

Service Type MTOW Range (tons) 0-50 51-75 76-106 107-152 153-212 213-300 Over 300 Water (Euro / flight) 12 12 12 12 19 19 19 400 HZ Electricity (Euro/ hour) 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 Load Bridge (Euro / hour) 62 82 105 136 198 233 262

FIRE ASSISTANCE FEE (Safety Precaution) Aircraft MTOW 6 tonnes 6 tonnes 6 tonnes Domestic Carriers
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Charge 38 / hour 87 / hour 47 TL / hour 99 TL / hour

Foreign Carriers

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GLOBAL COVERAGE
Istanbul Ataturk Airport is linked with direct flights to more than 200 destinations. 124 scheduled airlines from various countries serve IST. With its perfect location at the intersection of three continents, IST offers convenient flight hours to European, Middle Eastern and African destinations.
New Airlines in 2011 Asiana Airlines Kuwait Airways Air Transat Croatia Airlines Carpatair China Southern Airlines Hainan Airlines

Already having an extensive network in Europe and the Middle East, IST has been recently expanding its network in Asia, Africa and North America. 17 new routes are operated in IST in 2011, including long haul destinations such as Montreal, Los Angeles, Urumqi and Seoul.

Major Airlines Serving IST Turkish Airlines Lufthansa Emirates Air France British Airways KLM Aeroflot

Thanks to the variety of operating airlines and the destinations served, IST offers many convenient connection opportunities, mostly on the home base carrier Turkish Airlines, which has one of the widest networks in the region.

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ROUTE NETWORK

AIRPORT LOCATION & CATCHMENT AREA

Istanbul Ataturk Airport is located on the European side of the city, right on the highway and subway networks. The airport stands nearby the most popular attraction points on the European side. IST is only 25 km away from the city center and 15 km away from Yenikapi Port, which provides ferry trips to the Asian side of Istanbul as well as other coastal cities located around Marmara Sea. Well established ground transportation alternatives provide an easy access to IST from the city of Istanbul and the neighboring cities.

Due to the density of population and the central location of the airport, IST has a high population catchment area.

IST Distance to Popular Destinations in Istanbul Destination Istanbul World Trade Center CNR Exhibition Center Sultanahmet (Old Town) Yenikap Port Taksim Square (City Center) Besiktas Kadky (Asian Side) Distance (km) 1 1 15 15 25 30 40

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TAV AIRPORT HOTEL

Istanbul Ataturk Airport provides its passengers the opportunity of an easy and comfortable accommodation in the classy Airport Hotel. The Airport Hotel aims to promptly serve the passengers in the most convenient way. The facility is operated by BTA Catering, a subsidiary of TAV Airports Holding. passengers arriving from an international destination and connecting to an international destination are allowed to stay at the airside. The landside of the Airport Hotel is adjacent to the international terminal building. To stay at the landside, arriving international passengers need to go through the passport control, leave the terminal building and take the Airport Hotel shuttle for a 2 minute ride to the The Airport Hotel has two parts: the airside and the landside, offering 46 and 85 comfortable and well equipped rooms respectively. The rooms on the airside are available not only for daily bookings but also for hourly ones, providing international transfer passengers with the opportunity to refresh between flights with long connection times. The Airport Hotel has three meeting rooms divided by portable separators, which allow obtaining one big The airside part of the Airport Hotel is located within the international terminal building, right adjacent to the duty free area. The arriving international transfer passenger could move straight to his hotel room, freshen up while waiting for his connecting flight, and then directly go to the gate at boarding time. Thanks to the hotels perfect location, passengers dont have to leave the terminal building or go through passport control or customs clearance to stay in the hotel. The Airport Hotel offers qualified alternatives for various needs ranging from accommodation for airport passengers to conferences and time efficient executive meetings at the The Airport Hotel guests must have their boarding cards with them to stay at the airside part of the hotel. Only airport for professionals. conference room if needed. All meeting rooms have state-of-the-art equipment with internet access, electronic blinds, ceiling projector, LCD orientation screen, a high quality sound system and an adjustable lighting system. There is also one executive meeting room for VIP meetings and two executive suites equipped with meeting facilities. All rooms are equipped with internet access, music system, minibar and access to flight information screens for the guests comfort and ease. hotel.

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CITY OF ISTANBUL
A Unique Blend of the East and West, the Old and Modern, the Business and Leisure Extending across the European and Asian side of the Bosphorus strait, Istanbul is the primary location of social, cultural and commercial activities in Turkey. It is not only the business center of the country but also an attractive tourism destination. Tourism Enjoy the glamorous nature of the Bosphorus, where Europe greets Asia. Move on to the old city, into the Historical Peninsula and experience Istanbuls rich history. Stop by the Grand Bazaar to get a local taste of food, spices and gifts. Continue on to the modern Istanbul where you will find unrivaled entertainment, sightseeing and shopping. Fly to Istanbul; witness the history and have a good time.

History Earliest evidence of settlements in Istanbul dates back to 6000 BC. Hosting the Byzantine and Ottoman architectural masterpieces, the city will give you an insight of the great history of its own. Fly to Istanbul; witness the fascinating harmony of the old and the modern in each and every corner of the city.

Economy 21.5% of the total economic activities in Turkey take place in Istanbul, positioning the city as the financial capital of the country. Headquarters and regional business units of numerous national and global companies are located in Istanbul. Fly to Istanbul; witness the robust growing economy and the fast-paced business environment.

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POPULATION & ECONOMY

With 13.3 million inhabitants, Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey. The metropolis itself ranks ahead of several European countries in terms of population. Istanbul, A Global Business Hub Istanbul ranks as the 27th top global business location in the world hosting regional headquarters of over 115 international conglomerates. In addition, 23,500 companies Istanbul population is growing at a higher rate compared to the country average since the city is attracting more and more inhabitants every year. Currently, 18% of Turkish population resides in Istanbul. The economy in Istanbul constitutes more than 21.5% of the Turkish GDP and the household income is 20% higher Population Growth: Istanbul vs Turkey
3.0% 2.5% 2.0% 1.5% 1.0% 0.5% 0.0% 2008 2009 2010 Year Istanbul Population Growth Turkey Population Growth 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 15.2 15.7 16.1 16.8 17.5 26.9 32.9 36.3 43.3 50.2 1.8 2.1 2.3 2.6 2.9 Catchment Area Population (in millions) Catchment Area Passengers (in millions) Propensity to Fly

ISTANBUL
A Unique Blend of the East and West, the Old and Modern, the Business and Leisure Extending across the European and Asian side of the Bosphorus strait, Istanbul is the primary location of social, cultural and commercial activities in Turkey. It is not only the business center of the country but also an attractive tourism destination.

with foreign capital operate in Istanbul. With its booming economy, Istanbul is becoming a global business hub.

History Earliest evidence of settlements in Istanbul dates back to 6000 BC. Hosting the Byzantine and Ottoman architectural

than the country average.

Needless to remind, Istanbuls growing economy, vibrant social, cultural and business life achieves a high propensity to fly ratio of 2.9.

masterpieces, the city will give you an insight of the great history of its own. Fly to Istanbul; witness the fascinating harmony of the old and the modern in each and every corner of the city.

Economy 21.5% of the total economic activities in Turkey take place in Istanbul, positioning the city as the financial capital of the country. Headquarters and regional business units of numerous national and global companies are located in Istanbul. Fly to Istanbul; witness the robust growing economy and the fast-paced business environment.

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ISTANBUL EVENT CALENDAR 2012

Istanbul hosts plentiful events throughout the year. Concerts, international jazz, theater and film festivals, biennales and various youth festivals are held in Istanbul. World famous artists, bands and celebrities visit Istanbul every year to attend these organizations. Availability of state-of-the-art convention halls in the city makes Istanbul a major meeting point for international congress organizations. In 2010, Istanbul hosted 109 international conventions and ranked 7th in the world and 6th in Europe in terms of the number of organizations held. Over 46,000 people attended to those organizations in Istanbul. Moreover, Istanbul is declared as the 2012 European Capital of Sports and will host numerous sports activities and organizations during the year.

Major Events Istanbul Will Host in 2012

JANUARY MAY
Turkish Airlines Euroleague Final Four Istanbul International Theatre Festival

SEPTEMBER

IMOB Design & Decoration Fair

Istanbul Design Week Istanbul Fashion Fair

FEBRUARY
EMITT Istanbul Eurasia Boat Show Istanbul

JUNE

OCTOBER
Intercontinental Istanbul Eurasia Marathon WTA Tennis Championships Istanbul Auto Show World Rowing Coastal Championship

International Music Festival

MARCH
Istanbul Fashion Fair World Indoor Championships in Athletics Millionaire Fair Shopping Festival

JULY
Bosphorus Cross Continental Swimming Race International Opera Festival One Love Festival Rockn Coke Eurasia Culture Festival Istanbul Jazz Festival

NOVEMBER

ArtIST-Istanbul Art Fair

APRIL
Art Bosphorus Istanbul International Film Festival

AUGUST

DECEMBER
Istanbul Outdoor Advertising Fair Agro Eurasia-Agricultural Trade Fair

2012 Chess Olympiad Istanbul

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MUST SEE PLACES IN ISTANBUL

Hagia Sophia Built in the 4th century, Hagia Sophia is one of the most impressive land marks of Istanbul. After suffering several fire incidents and destructions, the current structure was built in the 6th century. It served as a Patriarchal cathedral until 1453, when it was converted into a mosque by the Ottomans. Until 1931, for almost 5 centuries, it remained as the mosque of Istanbul. On 1935, Hagia Sophia was converted into a museum. Location: Sultanahmet Topkapi Palace Topkapi Palace was the residence of the Ottoman Sultans for almost 400 years. Today, the palace is converted into a museum serving as a major tourist attraction. Weapons, armor, shields, Islamic relics and the Ottoman treasury are exhibited for visitors. Topkapi Palace is one of the major icons of Istanbul, reflecting the historic aspect of the city. The view from the palaces terrace is one of the best in Istanbul. Location: Sultanahmet The Bosphorus Experience the unique and fascinating atmosphere at the Bosphorus, where Europe meets Asia. You may enjoy the gorgeous scene from a caf right by the sea or take a private boat trip. The Bosphorus, connecting Black Sea to Marmara is an important trade route for international shipping.

Blue Mosque The Sultan Ahmed Mosque was built in 1616 during the rule of Ahmed the Ottoman Sultan. The mosque is known as The Blue Mosque due to the over 20,000 blue tiles gracing the interior. Blue Mosque also comprises the tomb of Sultan Ahmed. Its unique 6 minaret structure is an Istanbul landmark and is among the masterpieces of Islamic architecture. Location: Sultanahmet

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Grand Bazaar The Grand Bazaar is one of the biggest covered markets in the world. The construction started in 1455, only 2 years after the conquest of Istanbul by the Ottomans, and took 6 years to be completed. The bazaar has 64 streets, 22 gates and over 3,400 shops. A wide range of products are on sale at the bazaar including jewelry, pottery, spice, carpets, accessories and clothing. Location: Beyazt

Dolmabahce Palace Dolmabahce Palace, located on the European shore of the Bosphorus, was built in 1856 with the directive of Sultan Abdulmecid. The palace served as the primary administrative center for the Ottoman Empire during its final years of rule. Dolmabahce Palace is now an open public museum. Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey spent the last days of his medical treatment in the palace. The room he died on November 10th, 1938 is now a part of the museum. Location: Besiktas

Taksim Square Taksim Square is an important destination for tourists as well as native Istanbul population. Istiklal Street, a long pedestrian street originating from Taksim square, is a major attraction point with great number of historical buildings, restaurants, shops, bars and pubs. Taksim Square offers great entertainment with its lively atmosphere. Location: Taksim

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TAV Group was established in 1997, as a joint venture between the major founding shareholders Tepe and Akfen Groups following their successful bid for the Istanbul Ataturk Airport International Terminal Contract. Istanbul Ataturk Airport was one of the pioneering airport privatization projects in the international market executed under a Build Operate Transfer (BOT) scheme. TAV has become an established airport constructor and operator in the past 14 years, not only in Turkey but also in the international marketplace. As one of the leading airport construction and operation companies in Eastern Europe, North Africa, Middle-East and Caucasus region, TAV has filled a major gap in the aviation sector by providing integrated airport services, from construction of airports to operation and financing of airport projects. TAV is a holding company that runs 9 airport companies and 6 service companies. TAV Istanbul, TAV Ankara, TAV Izmir, TAV Gazipasa, TAV Georgia, TAV Macedonia, TAV Tunisie, Madinah (TIBAH) and TAV Latvia (managing the commercial areas of Riga International Airport) are the airport companies of TAV. ATU (duty-free), BTA (food & beverage), HAVAS (ground handling), TAV IT, TAV Security and TAV O&M, are the service companies bundled under the roof of TAV. TAV is the first Turkish company to construct and operate an international airport and TAVs presence is further enhanced by its success in the international projects. In Turkey, TAV Airports operates Istanbul Ataturk International Airport (IST) through which 37.5 million passengers travelled in 2011. TAV also operates Ankara
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Esenboga International Airport (ESB) and Izmir Adnan Menderes International Terminal (ADB) through which 8.5 million and 2.5 million passengers travelled in 2011 respectively. In the country of Georgia, TAV Airports operates Tblisi International Airport (TBS) and Batumi International Airport (BUS) through which almost 1.2 million passengers travelled in 2011. In Tunisia, TAV Airports operates Monastir (MIR) and Enfidha-Hammamet International Airports (NBE) through which 2.3 million passengers travelled in 2011. Skopje (SKP) and Ohrid (OHD) International Airports in Macedonia served to 840,000

passengers in 2011. In total, TAV Airports served 53 million passengers and over 450,000 flights by more than 300 airline companies at its 10 airports in 2011. In 2011, TAV Airports expanded its business portfolio by winning the tenders for building and operating the domestic terminal of Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport in Turkey and the Madinah Airport in Saudi Arabia. Operations in Izmir domestic terminal commenced on January 2, 2012 and Madinah operation will be taken over in the first half of 2012.

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MILESTONES
1997 TAV was founded and it was awarded the tender for the Istanbul Ataturk Airport. TAV IT was founded and the information technology 1999 ATU, which was established as a TAV Airports venture to provide duty free shopping services, was incorporated into the TAV corporate structure. TAV was awarded the tender for the Tbilisi International BTA, which provides food and beverage services, was established. 2006 2000 TAV began operating the Istanbul Ataturk Airport International Terminal. 2001 Primeclass CIP Service was launched. 2004 BTA began operating the Istanbul International Airport Hotel. TAV started construction and operation of the Esenboga Airport Domestic and International Terminals. TAV Operations Services was founded. 2005 TAV Airports was awarded the tender to operate the Ataturk Airport International and Domestic Terminal Buildings, Parking Garage and General Aviation Terminal for 15 and a half years.
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Construction and operation of the Izmir Adnan Menderes International Terminal was undertaken by TAV.

services developed during the course of construction and operation of airport terminals were consolidated under this company.

Airport in Georgia.

Operation and construction services were restructured under TAV Airports and TAV Construction as two separate holding companies. Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport International Terminal commenced service. Esenboga Airport Domestic and International Terminal commenced operation. TAV Security was founded and the private security services developed during the course of construction and operation of the airport terminals were consolidated under this company. 2007 TAV Airports shares were floated. Tbilisi International Airports new passenger terminal commenced service.

60% of Havas shares were acquired.

Batumi International Airport commenced operation. TAV Airports was awarded the tender for the Monastir Habib Bourguiba and Enfidha-Hammamet International Airports in Tunisia. 40% minority shares of Havas were acquired. Havas became a wholly-owned subsidiary of TAV Airports. TAV Airports became 100% owner of TAV Izmir and TAV Esenboga. TAV Airports was awarded the tender for the operation of the Antalya Gazipasa Airport. The Hopa Terminal operated by Havas commenced service.

2009 TAV Airports increased its issued capital by TL 121 million. TAV Gazipasa started operating at the Antalya / Gazipasa Airport. The Enfidha-Hammamet Airport investment was completed. IFC (International Finance Corporation), a World Bank establishment, acquired a 15% equity stake in TAV Tunisie. 2010 TAV Airports started operating Macedonias Skopje and Ohrid airports. TAV Airports was awarded the tender for the operation of

2008 TAV Airports started operating Tunisias Monastir Habib Bourguiba International Airport.

duty free, catering and other commercial spaces at Latvias Riga Airport. The operation of five service points (Kantin, Beerport,

TAV Gazipasa was founded to operate the Antalya Gazipasa Airport. TAV Airports was awarded the tender for the operation of the Alexander the Great International Airport in Macedonias capital Skopje and St. Paul the Apostle International Airport in Ohrid, as well as the construction of the Shtip Cargo Airport, of which TAV Airports also retains optional rights to operate. The related concession contracts were signed. Havas was awarded the tender for a 50% shareholding partnership in TGS (Turkish Ground Services Co.), a subsidiary of Turkish Airlines.

Kokpit Cafe, Kokpit Brasserie and Ic Hatlar Botanik Cafe) at the Istanbul Ataturk Airport Domestic Terminal was assumed by BTA as of July 1, 2010. The expansion project of the Istanbul Ataturk Airports Domestic and International Terminals was completed. TAV signed a Global Training Center agreement with Airports Council International (ACI), whose membership includes more than 1,600 airports from around the world.

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