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Schedule B-2-Notes to Balance Sheet (a) This schedule shall be filed by all route air carriers.

(b) All substantive matters which may influence materially interpretations or conclusions in regard to the financial condition of the air carrier which are not clearly identified in the body of the balance sheet shall be completely and clearly stated in this schedule and crossreferenced to the affected balance sheet account.

(c) The amounts and estimated delivery dates of any purchase commitments of material size and not of a recurrent routine character shall be explained on this schedule. In the case of commitments involving flight equipment, the amount for each equipment type may be given in total, including any engines, airframes and spares; but the number of airframes and number of engines by type shall be given, as well as the estimated delivery date for each complete aircraft. Reports on commitments other than for flight equipment are required only in the December 31 report of each calendar year.

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(d) The balances in subaccounts of balance sheet account 2390 Other Deferred Credits titled "Investment Tax Credits Available" and "Unrealized Investment Tax Credits" shall be set forth in this schedule as at the end of each calendar quarter.

(e) This schedule shall reflect at the end of each calendar quarter the amount reported in balance sheet account 1550 Special Funds-Other representing funds segregated, or on deposit with manufacturers, for the purchase of equipment, including any capitalized interest thereon. (See section 2-10 Capitalization of Interest.)

(f) The conversion from the cost method to the equity method of carrying investments in subsidiary companies shall be explained on this schedule and cross-referenced to Schedule P-2-Notes to Income Statement. Any change in the basis of accounting for investments in subsidiary and other associated companies (e.g., change from associated to subsidiary company or vice versa) shall be noted here and reported as required by section 22(d).

(g) Amounts of adjustments resulting from the physical verification of passenger revenue accounting practices required by section 2-17 shall be reported herein

for the quarter in which the adjustment takes place.

Schedule B-3-Paid-in Capital; SelfInsurance Reserves and Appropriations of Retained Earnings; Deferred Income Taxes

(a) This schedule shall be filed by all route air carriers.

(b) Each class and series of the air carrier's capital stock, as at the end of each calendar quarter, shall be listed and the indicated information entered within the "Paid-In Capital" section of this schedule.

(c) All transactions and amounts affecting paid-in capital during the current quarter shall be fully explained for each class and series of capital stock to which related. Total paid-in capital and total treasury stock reported on this schedule as at the end of each calendar quarter shall agree with corresponding amounts reported on schedule B-1 Balance Sheet.

(d) Individual proprietors or partners shall reflect the name of the proprietor or each partner at the head of the columns captioned "Class of Stock" and the balance of contributions to the business entity by the proprietor or each partner on line 11 Total Paid-In Capital.

(e) All credits and debits to selfinsurance reserves and appropriations of retained earnings, respectively, shall be identified and explained in the "SelfInsurance and Appropriations of Retained Earnings" section of this schedule. The balances of accounts 2350 Reserve for Self-Insurance and 2930 Appropriations of Retained Earnings as at the end of each calendar quarter shall agree with corresponding amounts reported on schedule B-1-Balance Sheet.

(f) Column 1 of the "Deferred Income Tax" section of this schedule shall identify the source of each type of tax deferral; for example, depreciation under § 167 of the Internal Revenue Code, or deferred training costs. The amounts reflected in column 2 shall agree with amounts reflected in column 6 for the same sources at the close of the preceding quarter. The amounts reflected in column 6 shall, in aggregate, agree with amounts reported on schedule B-1 at the close of the current quarter for deferred income taxes. Columns 3, 4, and 5, respectively, shall reflect gross provisions, gross applications and adjustments of

deferred income taxes during the current quarter for each tax source reflected in column 1. Adjustments reflected in column 5 shall be fully explained on schedule P-4 and cross-referenced thereto on this schedule.

Schedule B-4—Reserve for Uncollectible Accounts; Accounts With Subsidiaries, Other Associated Companies and Nontransport Divisions

(a) This schedule shall be filed by all route air carriers.

(b) Each reserve for uncollectible accounts shall be separately identified in the indicated section of this schedule. Columns 1 and 2 shall reflect the account number and the description of the asset against which each reserve is provided. The balance of each reserve as at the end of each quarter shall agree with corresponding amounts reported on schedule B-1-Balance Sheet.

(c) In the "Accounts With Subsidiaries, Other Associated Companies and Nontransport Divisions" section of this schedule, Column 1 shall list the name of each associated company and describe each nontransport division. Associated companies shall be separately grouped and subtotaled according to those in which the air carrier holds in excess of 50 percent of the voting capital stock and those in which the air carrier holds 50 percent or less of the voting capital stock. The respective groups shall be captioned "Subsidiaries" and "Other Associated Companies."

(d) Column 4 "Investments at Cost" shall reflect the cost to the air carrier at date of acquisition of investments in associated companies. The cost of investments in subsidiary companies, plus the equity in undistributed earnings or losses since acquisition reflected in column 5, "Equity in Undistributed Earnings," shall agree in aggregate with the corresponding amounts in balance sheet subaccount 1510.1 Investments in Subsidiary Companies. The cost of investments in other associated companies shall agree with the corresponding amounts in balance sheet subaccount 1510.2 Investments in Other Associated Companies.

(e) Column 5 “Equity in Undistributed Earnings" shall reflect the equity in undistributed earnings or losses of subsidiary companies since acquisition.

Schedule B-5-Property and Equipment

(a) This schedule shall be filed by all route air carriers.

(b) A complete report shall be made on this schedule for the overall or system operations conducted by the air carrier.

(c) Column 3, "Additions" shall reflect the book cost of property and equipment acquired and the cost of improvements, betterments or other additions to each class of property and equipment during the current quarter.

(d) Column 4, "Retirements" shall reflect the book cost of each class of property and equipment retired during the current quarter. The amounts in this column shall agree by accounts with the amounts shown in column 7 of schedule B-8-Property and Equipment Retired.

(e) Column 5, "Transfers between Property Accounts" shall reflect the book cost of property and equipment reclassified between property and equipment accounts during the current quarter. Credit transfers from an account shall be indicated by an asterisk (*).

(f) Column 6, "Transfers between Other Accounts" shall reflect the cost of assets reclassified as between property and equipment and other balance sheet accounts during the current quarter and identification of the contra accounts affected by the transfer. Credit transfers shall be indicated by an asterisk (*). The cost of property and equipment and the related balances in reserves for depreciation and airworthiness at the end of each quarter shall agree with corresponding amounts reported on schedule B-1-Balance Sheet. Schedule B-7—Airframes and Aircraft Engines Acquired

(a) This schedule shall be filed by all route air carriers except local service air carriers.

(b) The indicated data shall be reported for each individual airframe, identified by type, model, and design of cabin as to use for passengers exclusively, cargo exclusively, or both passengers and cargo in combination. Data pertaining to aircraft engines shall be reported in aggregate for each type or model. Airframe units leased from others for a period of more than 90 days shall be reported in a separate subsection of this schedule. In addition, a notation shall be made by license num

ber of airframe units of the air carrier returned after lease to others for a period of more than 90 days. Airframe units obtained through interchange lease arrangements shall not be so reported.

(c) All dates shall indicate the day, the month and the year; shall be provided on a unit basis for airframes only; and, shall be reported for each aircraft engine group by date of transaction.

(d) Report shall be made in the quarter in which each airframe and each group of aircraft engines is actually acquired irrespective of whether the cost thereof is reflected in the property and equipment accounts during the current quarter or a subsequent quarter. If the cost data are not reflected in the current quarter a footnote to that effect shall accompany the report of acquisition. The costs shall be reported during the quarter in which determined and the equipment to which related shall be listed again in this schedule, with complete information, and shall be identified as being the same equipment reported at the earlier date.

(e) Column 2, "Date Placed in Transport Service" shall relate to airframes only and shall be the date on which each airframe was or will be placed in regular service by the reporting entity. If this date is not known at the time of submission of the report an estimated date bearing the notation "estimate" shall be provided with the exact date shown by footnote on a subsequent schedule B-7 in which the airframe is reidentified by license number, type of aircraft and date acquired.

(f) Column 8, "Maximum Continuous Horsepower" shall reflect the maximum continuous horsepower rating of each type of aircraft engine acquired. (See section 03 for definition as applied in this system of accounts and reports.)

(g) Column 9, "Aircraft Engines per Airframe" shall reflect the number of aircraft engines for which each acquired airframe is designed.

(h) Column 10, "Maximum Seat Capacity" shall reflect the number of passenger seats installed in each airframe acquired. When the configuration of airframes provides sleeping accommodations the passenger capacity shall be shown in terms of a sleeper version and a non-sleeper version. When airframes are designed for multiple adjustable seating configurations, the maximum number of seats for which designed shall

be reported. When the seating configuration of airframes is modified subsequent to original acquisition, the revised passenger capacity of each airframe shall be reported in the quarter in which modified and referenced to identify original capacity reported.

(i) Column 11, "Cost" shall agree in totals for airframes and aircraft engines, respectively, with the corresponding cost of additions reported in schedule B-5, column 3, "Additions".

(j) Columns 12 and 15, "Reserve for Depreciation" and "Flight Equipment Airworthiness Reserves", respectively, shall include the amount of such reserves applicable to property and equipment transferred from nontransport divisions.

Schedule B-7(a)—Reinvestment of

Flight Equipment Capital Gains

(a) This schedule shall be filed by each carrier which desires to establish that it is entitled to the benefit of Section 406(d) of the Act and which has filed schedule B-8(a) notifying the Board that it has reinvested the capital gains reported thereon in flight equipment and/or used the capital gains in retirement of debt contracted for the purchase or construction of flight equipment.

(b) Column 1 "Description of Flight Equipment Acquired and Debt Retired" shall identify the specific items of flight equipment acquired, the applicable account number, and the particular issue of debt being retired including a description of the flight equipment for which such debt was contracted, the type of obligation, date of maturity, interest rate, commitment fees, and, if applicable, name of creditor.

(c) Column 2 "Date of Application of Gain" shall include the day, month and year on which the gain was applied to each item of flight equipment or to liquidation of debt.

(d) Column 3 "Cost" shall include the total amount of cash or its equivalent actually paid to acquire each item of equipment or to liquidate debt incurred in the purchase or construction of flight equipment.

(e) Column 5 "Source of Gains" shall identify the gain, reported on schedule B-8(a), which has been reinvested.

(f) This schedule shall include a separate memorandum summary of the reequipment funds in account 1550 Special Funds-Other, under benefit of section

406(d) of the Act. The summary shall list the date of sale or other disposition from which the gain was derived and the related balance remaining in account 1550.

Schedule B-7(b)-Flight Equipment
Acquired

(a) This schedule shall be filed by each local service air carrier.

Data

(b) The indicated data shall be reported for each individual airframe, identified by type, model, and design of cabin as to use for passengers exclusively, cargo exclusively, or both passengers and cargo in combination. Data pertaining to aircraft engines shall be reported in aggregate for each type or model. pertaining to propellers, aircraft navigation and communication equipment, miscellaneous flight equipment, and flight equipment rotable parts and assemblies shall be reported in aggregate for each such property classification. Where the acquisition of various units of flight equipment is priced as a single transaction, the cost shall be apportioned to each classification and, within the airframe and engine classifications, to each airframe, and each type or model of engine, respectively, with explanation in footnote. A separate subsection shall show, for each type of airframe acquired, the average value of items of navigation and communication equipment and miscellaneous flight equipment required for installation in ordinary operation. Airframe units leased from others for more than 90 days shall be reported in an additional subsection. Also, a notation shall be made by license number for airframe units of the air carrier returned after lease to others for more than 90 days. Airframe units obtained through interchange lease arrangements shall not be so reported.

(c) Dates for acquisition of individual airframes and groups of aircraft engines shall indicate the day, month and year. Dates for all other flight equipment shall indicate the month and year of acquisition. The number of aircraft engines and propellers acquired shall be indicated in column 5 "Number of Units Acquired."

(d) Report shall be made in the quarter in which flight equipment is actually acquired irrespective of whether the cost thereof is reflected in the property and equipment accounts during the current quarter or a subsequent quarter. If the cost data are not reflected in the current quarter, a footnote to that effect shall

accompany the report of acquisition. The costs shall be reported during the quarter in which determined, and the equipment to which related shall be listed again in this schedule with complete information and shall be identified as being the same equipment reported at the earlier date.

(e) Column 2, "Date Placed in Transport Service," shall relate to airframes only and shall be the date on which each airframe was or will be placed in regular service by the reporting entity. If this date is not known at the time of submission of the report, an estimated date bearing the notation "estimate" shall be provided with the exact date shown by footnote on a subsequent schedule B-7 (b) in which the airframe is reidentified by license number, type of aircraft and date acquired.

(f) Column 8, "Maximum Continuous Horsepower/Pounds Thrust" shall reflect, as appropriate, the maximum continuous horsepower rating or pounds of maximum continuous static thrust for each type of aircraft engine acquired. (See section 03 for definition as applied in this system of accounts and reports.)

(g) Column 9, "Aircraft Engines per Airframe" shall reflect the number of aircraft engines for which each acquired airframe is designed.

(h) Column 10, "Maximum Seat Capacity" shall reflect the number of passenger seats installed in each airframe acquired. When the configuration of airframes provides sleeping accommodations, the passenger capacity shall be shown in terms of a sleeper version and a non-sleeper version. When airframes are designed for multiple adjustable seating configurations, the maximum number of seats for which designed shall be reported. When the seating configuration of airframes is modified subsequent to original acquisition, the revised passenger capacity of each airframe shall be reported in the quarter in which modified and referenced to identify original capacity reported.

(i) Column 11, "Cost" shall agree in totals for each property classification with the corresponding cost of additions reported in schedule B-5 column 3, "Additions."

(j) Column 12, "Estimated Value of Overhaul Acquired" shall reflect the value of the remaining unexpired overhaul hours with respect to each airframe or aircraft engine, before relicensing is required, at the date of acquisition.

(k) Column 13, "Estimated Cost of Full Overhaul" shall reflect the entire cost of overhaul for each airframe and aircraft engine on either a periodic or phase overhaul basis. In the latter case, this column shall include the cost of all operations which would encompass a full overhaul. (See sec. 5-4(f) for definition of "overhaul".)

(1) Column 14, "Reserve for Depreciation" shall include the amount of such reserve applicable to property and equipment transferred from nontransport divisions.

(m) Column 15, "Estimated Residual Value" shall reflect in dollars the residual value assigned to the equipment acquired exclusive of any amount reported in columns 12 and 13.

(n) Column 16, "Estimated Depreciable Life (mos.)" shall reflect the estimated depreciable life of each airframe and each group of aircraft engines in months (e.g., 144).

NOTE: The reporting requirements contained herein have been approved by the Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. Schedule B-8-Property and Equipment Retired

(a) This schedule shall be filed by all route air carriers.

(b) The indicated data shall be reported for the sale or retirement of each airframe, each type of aircraft engine (stating the number of units retired) and, to the extent retired along with airframes and engines, in aggregates by accounts, for operating property and equipment included in accounts 1603 through 1608 and nonoperating property and equipment included in accounts 1703 through 1708. Disposition of properties in accounts 1603 through 1608 and 1703 through 1708 not related to airframe and aircraft engine retirements shall be reported in a separate group for each account. Ground property and equipment disposed of shall be reported in aggregate for all accounts, with subdivisions between operating and nonoperating property and equipment. Airframe units leased from others for a period of more than 90 days shall be reported, upon return to the lessor, in a separate subsection of this schedule. In addition a notation shall be made by license number and name of lessee of airframe units leased to others for a period of more than 90 days. Airframe units leased

under interchange arrangements shall not be so reported.

(c) Retirements shall be listed in the numerical sequence of the property and equipment account to which related.

(d) All dates shall include the day, the month and the year of each transaction. (e) Column 7, "Cost" shall agree in totals for each account with the corresponding cost of property and equipment retired and as reported in schedule B-5, column 4, "Retirements".

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(f) Column 10, "Realization” shall reflect the proceeds from disposition, including any insurance proceeds amounts covered by a self-insurance reserve established in accordance with section 2-13(c).

(g) Column 12, "Gain or Loss" shall, in aggregate for retirements of all property and equipment together with gain or loss on sale of securities, agree with amounts reflected by the air carrier on schedule P-3 in profit and loss subaccounts 81.1 Capital Gains and LossesOperating Property and 81.2 Capital Gains and Losses-Other.

(h) Column 13, "Disposition", shall reflect the name of the person or organization to which airframes and aircraft engines are sold or a notation as to the nature of the retirement and the account to which any depreciated cost has been charged if not sold. Items included in accounts 1603 through 1608, and 1703 through 1708, sold as a part of airframe or aircraft engine sales transactions, shall also be identified by the name of the buyer. Other sales of items included in these accounts shall be reported in a separate group in aggregate for each property account affected, while all ground property dispositions shall be reported in a single aggregate and need not be identified by names of the buyers.

Schedule B-8(a)-Flight

Equipment

Capital Gains Invested or Deposited for Reinvestment in Flight Equipment (a) This schedule shall be filed by each carrier which desires to establish that it is entitled to the benefits of Section 406(d) of the Act and which has reinvested or intends to reinvest gains derived from the sale or other disposition of flight equipment pursuant to Part 235 of the Economic Regulations.

(b) Column 1, "Description of Flight Equipment Retired" shall identify the various items of flight equipment retired including the applicable account number.

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