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Director - Environmental Services AVIATION OPERATIONAL MEASURES FOR FUEL AND EMISSIONS REDUCTION WORKSHOP Ground Support Equipment Emission Reduction Options Randy Harrison Director - Environmental Services Delta Air Lines, Inc.

Presentation Overall strategy Applicability of technology to equipment types and operation Other initiatives Conclusion

Emission Reductions No single solution Cost considerations Infrastructure requirements Operational requirements Equipment availability Technology availability Cost considerations

Electric GSE Benefits/Challenges Applicability Zero emissions Lower maintenance costs Increased equipment reliability High infrastructure cost Additional ramp space Recharging Applicability Belt loaders Bag tractors Aircraft tractors * Forklifts Container loaders Cargo tractors *Limited Basis

Compressed Natural Gas Applicability Bag tugs Belt loaders OEM type equipment (Ford, GM Etc) Forklifts Benefits/Challenges Lower emissions (compared to gasoline - higher for HC and CO compared to diesel) Infrastructure (limited availability, high cost for fill stations)

Liquid Petroleum Gas Benefits/Challenges Applicability Lower emissions (compared to gasoline - higher for HC and CO compared to diesel) Readily available Safety concerns (employee strains) Tank location Cost Applicability Bag tractors * Belt loaders * OEM type equipment (Ford, GM, Etc.) Forklifts * Limited use

Gasoline/Diesel Retrofit with 2 or 3 Way Catalytic Converters Benefits/Challenges Lower emissions Reduced fuel cost Open loop systems Engine run times Installation location and space on GSE Many different engines (many sizes and Mfg) Applicability Diesel and closed-loop gasoline engines where kits are available

Diesel Retrofit with Particulate Traps Benefits/Challenges >85% particulate reduction Installation location Cost Maintenance Life span Not certified for all equipment Run time Applicability All current and older model diesels where kits are available

Fuel Cells Emerging Technology with Significant Potential Possible Applicability Bag tugs Belt loaders Jet tractors Cargo tractors Container loaders Chargers OEM type equipment Benefits/Challenges Zero emissions No charge time, fueling could be similar to conventional fueling Less invasive infrastructure Availability Technology, cost and timeline

Solar Power Developing Technology Applicability Fuel service carts Other GSE Benefits/Challenges Zero emissions No infrastructure required Limited applicability Presently only used to assist other power sources

Other Emission Reduction Initiatives Tow-barless tractors Lavatory carts Fuel carts

Conclusion No one solution fits all needs Technology is still developing Aviation industry is utilizing what is available Cost

AVIATION OPERATIONAL MEASURES FOR FUEL AND EMISSIONS REDUCTION WORKSHOP Thank you !