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Wi-Fi Program Status April 11, 2012 Contract Overview Commencement: July 9, 2008 Current End Date: July 9, 2015 MDAD Revenue: 65% of Connection Revenues (highest in the industry) 50% of Sponsorship/Advertising Revenues


  1. Wi-Fi Program Status April 11, 2012

  2. Contract Overview • Commencement: July 9, 2008 • Current End Date: July 9, 2015 • MDAD Revenue: 65% of Connection Revenues (highest in the industry) 50% of Sponsorship/Advertising Revenues • Revenues: Year Gross MDAD Share 1 $995K $620K 2 $1.38M $825K 3 $1.54M $972K 4* $1.75M $1.2M 5* $2.0M $1.4M Actual $$ Thru 2/28/12 $5.1M $3.2M * Forecast – Prior to Free Offerings Not inclusive of MIA Hotel which generates ~10% additional revenues Confidential

  3. Public Wi-Fi Operations – Venues and Business Models Paid Hybrid Free Confidential

  4. What’s Happened to Paid Wi-Fi? Confidential

  5. Miami Paid Revenues Confidential

  6. The Challenge of Free Wi-Fi….. Bandwidth Demand Confidential

  7. Typical Paid to Free Model Impact Paid Model: • Sessions ~= 2% enplaning passengers • ~= 65% of total sessions paid via roaming partners Hybrid and Free Models: • Sessions ~= 17-20% enplaning passengers (~10x paid) • Bandwidth ~= 20x to 30x paid (and increasing exponentially) • ~= 95% of sessions are free/sponsored Current Session Counts (monthly example): • Paid Model MIA 30,000 sessions vs. 1.5M enplanements • Free Model SFO 300,000 sessions vs. 1.65M enplanements Projected Cost Impact to MDAD for Continuous Free Access: • ~ $1M Capital Costs for Network Infrastructure Upgrades • ~ $250K Annual Operating Cost Increase • ~ $500K Lost Revenues Annually • Total Negative Impact ~$1.75M Year 1, ~$750K Subsequent Years

  8. Bandwidth Demand Growth by Device Type 16X Bandwidth Demand Growth over Five Years Confidential

  9. Driven by Video Primarily Demand Device Usage Trends Confidential

  10. Cellular to Wi-Fi Handoff 3G and 4G Networks Can Not Keep Up! The Carriers are already throttling usage and look to Wi-Fi to offload data traffic Confidential

  11. Cellular to Wi-Fi Handoff Impact to Wi-Fi will be exponentially greater than 16X Demand Growth! Confidential

  12. Changes to MDAD Wi-Fi Program Implemented 11/1/11 Confidential

  13. Summary of Program Changes 1. New Portal implemented 11/1/11 2. Free Access is now provided to Airlines, MDAD and select Car Rental, Hotel and Local Tourism websites 3. Free Premium Sponsored Sessions are provided on a value basis • 50,000 Free Sessions delivered during 2011 Holiday period • 13,500 Free Sessions delivered 2012 YTD • Sponsors include American Express, Lowes, Hewlett Packard 4. EMS shares the negative revenue impact along with MDAD under the existing revenue share terms 5. Both parties will continue to monitor revenue impact over the next three to six months to determine future direction Confidential

  14. MIA’s Wi-Fi User Portal Old and New Confidential

  15. MIA Splash Page - Old Confidential

  16. MIA Splash Page - New Confidential

  17. Free Access Sample Sites Confidential

  18. Free Access Sample Sites Confidential

  19. Placeholder for Free Sessions MIA - Opt-In Page – Paid Only Confidential

  20. MIA - Opt-In Page – Free Options Confidential

  21. MIA – Sponsored Session (30 second video or Sponsor’s Message here) Confidential

  22. MIA – Post Authentication Page Confidential

  23. Opt-In Page Splash Page Mobile Portal Confidential

  24. Mobile Portal Sponsor’s Message Post-Authorization Page Maximum 30 second video or Clickable Sponsor’s Message Confidential

  25. Q & A Confidential

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