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JEAN-MARC EUSTACHE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Annual Meeting 2010 1 International Arrivals and Transat Revenues International Arrivals (world) Transat Revenues (millions of travellers) (millions of dollars) Forecast Travel for


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JEAN-MARC EUSTACHE

PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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International Arrivals and Transat Revenues

Transat Revenues (millions of dollars) International Arrivals (world) (millions of travellers)

Forecast

Travel for all

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France in 2009 France in 2009 (in millions €)

231 202

2008 2009

  • 12.5%
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France in 2009 France in 2009 (in millions €)

279 297

2008 2009

+ 6%

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France in 2009 (in millions €)

510 499

2008 2009

  • Purchasing power and

economies of scale

  • Buying more than $2 billion in

travel services (direct costs)

  • Mexico, Caribbean, Western

Europe countries

Supply Chain Strategy

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32.3% 27.5% 14.5% 9.7% 5.2% 5% 5.8%

2008 08 - 2009 2009

  • 1.2 million

packages sold in 2009

  • Growing,

competitive market

  • Average selling

prices and margin under pressure

All-inclusive sun packages – from Canada in winter

Sunwi wing 18% Signatu ature 9.5% ACV Sunquest est (TCG CG) Other ers WestJe tJet TMR TMR

Transatlantic Market

21.6% 43.4% 0.6% 22.2% 3.6% 8.7%

2006 U.K. FRANCE 2009

Transat Air Canada Air India British Airways MyTravel Zoom Airlines Other 23.7% 49.1% 1.1% 24.6% 1.4% 26.8% 25.2% 36.7% 6.9% 4.4% 30.1% 21.5% 39.6% 8.8% Transat Air Canada Air France Zoom Airlines Other

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Transatlantic Market

Unique offering of 70 city-pairs

Commercial presence on both sides of the Atlantic

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The largest retail distribution network in Canada The largest retail distribution network in Canada

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The largest retail distribution network in Canada

  • 450+ travel agencies
  • 2,300 travel advisors
  • Sales of $1.3 billion

The largest retail distribution network in Canada

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The largest retail distribution network in Canada French Market

Thomas Cook Club Med TUI/NF Others Kuoni FRAM

Tour Operators:

$5.7B

Distribution:

4,750 travel agencies

Thomas Cook/ Jet Tours

AFAT Selectour

Tourcom TUI + Havas + CWT Others

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  • 26 agencies sold
  • 41 agencies now

under Look Voyages

  • More agencies to

adopt Look Voyages banner over time

Partnership with AFAT Voyages Sélectour Multi-channel distribution

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  • Guaranteed and

flexible access to adequate capacity

  • Appropriate aircraft

type depending on route

  • Cost-competitive

Air lift capacity management

  • Narrow-body Boeing B737-800
  • 189 seats
  • Adequate for sun destinations
  • Favourable financial conditions

5-year agreement with CanJet Airlines

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Air Transat fleet transition plan

  • 18 wide-body Airbus (A330 and A310)
  • Transition to an A330 fleet
  • Reduction in operating costs
  • Air Transat: approximately 50% of Transat’s global needs
  • Increased flexibility thanks to the CanJet agreement
  • Subleases of aircraft
  • Cost reduction and improved performance

Capacity Management

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Ai Air Transa sat: : An improved customer experience

Creation of Transat France

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  • Revenues up by 1%
  • Approx. 3 million customers
  • Lower selling prices
  • Fuel: $319 million in 2009

Revenues

2008 2009

$3,513M $3,545M

1% 1%

  • Record volumes in first half
  • Excellent load factors in

2009

  • Challenging commercial

environment

Margins

2008 2009

$127.8M $93.4M

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  • Lower demand for Mexico
  • Volume shift to other

destinations

  • Lower demand in certain

market segments

A (H1N1) Flu

  • Volume drop of 20%
  • Challenge in France, U.K.
  • Cost reduction measures
  • Improvement expected in 2010

Lower demand for Canada as destination

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Sustainable Tourism

Mexico

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Sustainable Tourism

Turkey

Sustainable Tourism

Morocco

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Sustainable Tourism

Peru

Peru Morocco Turkey Mexico

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A solid management team

Pa Patri trice ce Carad adec ec

President, Transat France

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A solid management team

Nelson son Gentile iletti tti

Chief Operating Officer

A solid management team

Denis is Pétrin rin

Vice-President, Finance & Administration Chief Financial Officer

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A solid management team

Michel el Bellef efeu euille ille

Vice-President Chief Information Officer

A solid management team

Michael el DiLoll llo

President, Transat Tours Canada

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A solid management team

Yves s Lalumière mière

Vice-President and General Manager Transat Distribution Canada

Vision 2014

A vertically-integrated tour operator, leader in the Americas, with a strong competitive position in numerous European countries

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Annual Meeting 2010 26 FIVE STRATE TEGI GIES ES

  • 1. Increase our competitiveness in our core markets
  • 2. Adapt our offering to participate in high-growth

market segments

  • 3. Actively pursue vertical integration
  • 4. Enter new outgoing markets with a bilateral approach
  • 5. Develop skills and invest in human capital

Strategic Plan 2009-2011

  • Expand our leadership market position on both sides
  • f the Atlantic
  • Complete the integration of new management teams
  • Pursue development and implementation of

new information systems

  • Position Transat as an industry leader in corporate

responsibility

Objectives 2010

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  • Disappearance of a tour
  • perator and merger of

two others

  • Consolidation and

polarization in France

  • Increasing importance of

having a presence in distribution

Competitive landscape JEAN-MARC EUSTACHE

PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER