U.S. airborne exports and general imports

U.S. AIRBORNE EXPORTS

AND GENERAL IMPORTS

June 1975


FT986-75-6


Shipping Weight and Value;

Customs District and Continent


This report presents statistics on U.S. exports from and
imports into the U.S Customs territory (includes the 50
States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico) by air.
The data have been compiled primarily from export
declarations and import entries during the regular processing
of statistics on foreign trade shipments. Effective January
1975, this report presents data for all individual ports (and
Customs districts through which air shipments were made.
Prior to January 1975 data were shown only for those
Customs districts having combined exports and imports by
air valued at $1 5 million or more during the preceding
calendar year. A complete list of districts and ports is
presented in Schedule D. Classification of U.S. Customs
Districts and Ports for U.S. Foreign Trade Statistics.
January 1. 1974 edition, as amended.

Exports


These statistics represent exports of domestic and foreign
merchandise combined and include government and non-
government shipments of merchandise by air from the
United Stales to foreign countries. The statistics, therefore,
include Department of Defense Military Assistance
Program Grant-Aid shipments. shipments for economic
assistance under the Foreign Assistance Act, and shipments
of agricultural commodities under P.L. 480 (The Agricul-
tural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954, as
amended) and related laws. Shipments to U.S. Armed
Forces and diplomatic rmssions abroad for their own use are
not included in the export statistics. U.S. trade with Puerto
Rico and U.S. possessions and trade between U.S. posses-
sions are not included in this report, but exports from
Puerto Rico to foreign countries are included. Merchandise
shipped through the United Stales in transit from one
foreign country to another, when documented as such with
U S Customs, is excluded. The statistics in this report also
exclude shipments by mail and parcel post and exports of
aircraft flown out of the country under their own power. as


well as certain types of transactions not considered to be of
statistical significance, such as personal and household
effects.

The value reported in the export statistics generally is
equivalent to the f.a.s. (free alongside ship) value at the U.S.
port of export, based on the transaction price, including
inland freight, insurance, and other charges incurred in
placing the merchandise alongside the carrier at the U.S.
port of exportation. For exports by air, the port of lading
shown in this report is the port where the merchandise is
loaded on the aircraft which takes the goods out of the
country.

For security reasons, certain commodities are designated
as Special Category commodities, for which security regula-
tions place restrictions upon the type of export information
that may be released. The data shown in this report for
individual Customs ports, districts and continents exclude
exports of Special Category commodiiles, but overall
shipping weight and value totals for Special Category
commodities are shown. A list of Special Category commod-
ities may be obtained from the Bureau of the Census.

Effect e January 1975, the statistics for countries other
than Canada reflect fully compiled data for shipments
valued $1,000 and over combined with estimated data for
shipments valued from $251-$999, based on a 50-percent
sample of such shipments. Prior to January 1975, estimated
data for countries other than Canada were based on a
50-percent sample of shipments valued $251-5499 while
data for shipments valued $500 and over were fully
compiled. For Canada, the statistics continue to reflect fully
compiled data for shipments valued $2,000 and over
combined with estimated data for shipments valued from
$251-$1.999, based on a 10-percent sample of such ship-
ments. Shipping weight and value data for major aggregates
are also estimated for shipments valued under $251. These
estimates are not included in the data shown for individual
Customs ports and districts.


Inquiries concerning these figures should be addressed to the Chief, Foreign Trade Division, Bureau of the
Census. Washington. D.C. 20233. Tel: Area Code 301. 763-5140.

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Since the export figures shown include estimates based
on a sample of low-valued shipments, they are subject to
some degree of sampling variability. The table below
provides a rough guide to the general level of sampling
'variability of value totals, on a 2 chances out of 3 basis.
Usually the higher value figures will have the lower percent
sampling error%-

Proportion of ceiis %itn
Value totals for sampling variability of:
"Total" and North
America" of: under under under under
2% 5% 10 20%



$1,000,000 and over .60 .75 .85 1.00


$500,000-$1,000,000 .20 1.00


$100,000-$500,000 .30 .45 .70 1.00


$20,000-$100,000 .35 .70 1.00


Cells of under
$20,000 Are likely to have
sampling variability from
$3,000 to $15,000

Value totals for
continents of South
America, Europe, Are likely to have sampling
Asia, Australia and variability of:
Oceania, and
Africa of:


$300,000 and over Less than 2%


$100,000-$300,000 Less than 5 with over half
of the totals less than 2"

'20,000-h100,000 Generally less than 10%
with over half of the
totals less than 5',


Under. $20,000 Generally $500 to $5,000


Cells of $0 Generally less than $500


Imports

These statistics represent general imports, which jre a
combination of imports for immediate consumption and
entries into bonded warehouses. The statistics include
government as well as nongovernment shipments of mer-
chandise by air from foreign countries to the United States.
However, American goods returned b\ the U.S. Armed
Forces for their own use are excluded. ULI S trade with
Puerto Rico and with U.S. possessions and trade between
U.S. possessions are not included in this report, but imports
into Puerto Rico from foreign countries are included
Merchandise shipped through the United States in transit
from one foreign country to another, when documented as
such with U.S. Customs, is not reported as imports and is
excluded from the data. Imports by mail and parcel post
and imports of aircraft flown into the United States under
their own power are also excluded from this report js well
as certain transactions not considered to be of statistical
significance, such as personal and household effects.

The Customs value shown in this report represents the
value of imports as appraised by ihe U.S. Customs Service in
accordance with the legal requirements of Sections 402 and
402a of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended It may be
based on the foreign market value, export alu':-. construct-
ed value, American selling price, etc. It generally represents
a value in the foreign country, and therefore excludes U S.
import duties, freight, insurance, and other charges incurred
in bringing the merchandise to the United States. This
valuation i- primarily% used for collection of import duties
and Irequently does not reflect the actual transaction value.


For imports by air, the port of unloading shoi n in this
report is the port where the merchandise is unloaded from
the aucrali which brings the goods to the United States.
The statistics shown for individual Customs ports and
districts represent fully compiled data for shipments valued
$251 and over. Data for shipments valued under $251.
reported on formal and informal entries iinlormal entries
generally contain items valued under $251 I. dre estimated
from a I-percent sample following standard practice Sepa-
rate shipping weight and value estimates for shipments
valued under $251 are shown. The shipping weight data are
estimated from the values on the basis of constants that
have been derived from an observation of the dalue-weight
relationships in past periods.


Since the statistics showing total value of imports by all
carriers include sample estimates. the.\ are subject to
sampling variability. In general, the higher value figures %will
have the lower percent sampling errors Value totals of
$500,000 and over will generally have a sampling sariability
of less than 3 percent; value totals of under $500,000 will
general\ have a sampling variability of less than 150.000.










Sources of Error in the Statistics


Shipping weight figures, shown for both imports and
exports, represent the gross weight of shipments, including
the weight of moisture content, wrappings, crates, boxes,
and containers (other than containers such as cargo vans and
similar substantial outer containers used for containerized
cargo).




The sampling variability applicable to the dollar figures
will provide an approximate guide to the reliability of the
matching shipping weight figures. For technical reasons, the
sampling variability of the shipping weight will be somewhat
more than for the dollar value figures.


Monthly import and export figures are subject to the
po.i-bilmi of errors which may arise from various sources.
Among these are errors in the reporting and/or processing of
information as to value, shipping weight and other statistical
factors, month of inclusion, and errors which may result
from the sampling of certain import and export shipments,
discussed above. In the case of imports the information as
to value (and commodity classification, country of origin,
and net quantity) is verified by Customs officials on entries
filed for transactions valued over $250 which are ordinarily
subject to examination for Customs appraisement purposes,
thus considerably reducing the possibility of error. In
addition, the procedures used to compile both the import
and export statistics include clerical and computer process-
ing checks designed to protect the accuracy of the statistics
to the fullest practicable extent.


Shipping Weight










4 U.S. EXPORTS BY AIR JUNE 1975

Table 1. Customs Districts and Selected Ports of
(Data shown represent domestic and foreign merchandise combined. See the statement on front page for information on coverage, definition of I & s export
valued under $251 are excluded fror all d 'rrite

Shipping weight (1,000 pounds)

Total
0 o Customs district and port Australia
North South utia
Ar eturope Asi and Arrl
All U.S. flag Aerca AmeriOcenia
carriers carriers


1 TOTAL, ALL CARRIERS. 118 777 (X) 23 907 17 342 48 852 d0 603 2 941 3 985

2 U.S. FLAG CARRIERS . (X) 40 162 9 307 5 794 15 565 7 126 83 1 055

3 PORTLAND, MAINE. . 45 44 4 1 40
4 PORTLAND, MAINE, . 4 4 4-
5 BANGOR, MAINE. . .40 40
6 PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE. I -

7 ST. ALBANS, VERMONT. . (Z2) (Z- )
8 BURLINGTON, VERMONT. (Z) (Z -- -

9 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. 3 257 1 241 297 52 2 761 73 22 52
10 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. (Z) ( -
11 LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS. (Z) -
12 LOGAN AIRPORT. . 3 257 1 241 297 52 2 761 73 22 52

13 BUFFALO, NEW YORK. . 514 487 504 (Z) 9 (Z) -
14 BUFFALO-NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. 418 416 408 (Z) 9 (Z) -
15 ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 71 71 71
16 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK . 25 25 -

17 NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK. 47 315 15 627 2 945 3 896 30 100 7 741 202 2 431
18 NEW YORK, NEW YORK . 52 45 32 6 (Z2 14 -
19 ALBANY, NEW YORK . 1 1 1
20 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 2 2 2
21 JOHN F. KENNEDY INTL. AIRPORT. 47 260 15 579 2 911 3 889 30 100 7 727 202 2 430

22 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 1 700 954 287 70 1 008 243 3 89
23 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 1. 203 511 233 70 646 161 3 89
24 PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA. 54 (Z 54 -
25 HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 444 444 362 82 -

26 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. . 35 35 35 -
27 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. 35 35 35 -

28 NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. . 117 109 117 1(z
29 NORFOLK, VIRGINIA . 8 7 1
30 RICHMOND-PETERSBURG6 VIRGINIA. 109 109 109

31 WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 78 78 3 75
32 WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 3 3 3 -
33 WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA. 75 75 75 -

34 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 28 28 (2) 2 (ZI 25 IZ)
35 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 28 28 (2) 2 (Z1 25 1Z)

36 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA .. . 235 234 86 5 49 59 36
37 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. . (Z) (2)
38 ATLANTA, GEORGIA . 235 234 86 5 49 59 36

39 TAMPA, FLORIDA . 59 33 58 1 -
40 TAMPA. FLuRIDA. . 57 33 57 1
41 FERPNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA. 2 2 -

42 MOBILE, ALABAMA.. . 11 8 (Z) 7 3
43 MOBILE, ALABAMA . 1 1 (Z) 1 -
44 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI. 6 6 6
45 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA. 3 -
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.









JUNE 1975


U.S. EXPORTS BY AIR


Lading by Continent (F.as. Value Basis)
value, and sources of error in the data. Shipments of Special Category commodities are excluded from all district and continent data. Estimated shipments
data and from data for U.S. flag carriers)

Value (1,000 dollars)

Total y
Australia On
North South Europe Asia Asd Africa
All U.S. flag America America oceania
carriers carriers


1 233 182

1X)

725
33
192
500

10
10

43 689
379
9
43 301

5 877
4 003
1 116
758

596 309
546
110
4
595 649

11 600
10 396
752
452

330
330

192
111
81

263
48
215

286
286

3 955
4
3 952

245
242
3

189
14
66
108


(X)

426 080

225
33
192

10
10

18 489

9
18 480

5 055
3 940
1 116


169 805
244
110
4
169 448

6 090
5 630
8
452

330
330

81

81

263
48
215

286
286

3 934

3 934

45
45


80
14
66


131 108

62 176

33
33





3 733

9
3 724
5 611
3 738
1 116
758

24 109
114

4
23 991

4 747
3 995
752


330
330




48
48


2
2

551

551

231
228
3


103 522

32 476








211


211

3
3


39 160
141


39 019

339
339












24
24

90

90


595 397

178 624

500


500

10
10

37 615
379

37 236

253
253


407 380
130


407 250

4 108
3 740

368




187
106
81

215

215

5
5

379

379

14
14


3
3
-
-


283 565

105 781

192

192




675


675

3
3


95 778
162


95 616

1 910
1 826

84











255
255

1 185

1 185




77
11
66


38 552

12 550








474


474





3 252
-!



3 252

16
16





-









-

-i


39 886

9 611








982


982

6
6



26 632

110

26 522

480
480





5
5


M


(ZI
(Z)

1 751
4
1 747




108

108








6 U.S. EXPORTS BY AIR JUNE 1975

Table 1. Customs Districts and Selected Ports of
(Data thoan represent domestic and foreign merchandise combined. See the statement on front page for information on coverage, definition of f.a.s. exapor
3.-ual .re.r -" I ar e- Iutt fIrr- .111 ..,trlic

ShippLng weight (1,000 pounds)


Co custwo district and portota Australia
Sorth Sooth tAnralia
Europe Asia and Africa
All U.S. flag Aaerio Aterica Ocena.a
carriers carriers


.i r.E % lRLEA.S, ..jj51iNha 474 An **4* 22 7
a N[En *".LEAS, LOUliIara u7a 6. *h5 22 7

ad aL-'E1 TON, TEL a5 . -. i -
49 TEXAS CITY, TEXAS. (2) (Z) -

50 LAREDO, TEXAS. . 310 225 309 (ZI -
51 BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS . 12 121 124 (
52 GEL RIO, TEXAS . (Z) (2) ()
53 EaGLE PASS, TEXAS. I 1 -
54 LAREDO, TEXAS. ..43 36 43
55 HILDAGO, TEXAS .. 24 24 24
56 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS . 119 44 118 (

57 EL PASO, TEXAS . 150 150 150 -
58 EL PASO, TEXAS . 11 11 11 -
59 DENVER, COLORADO . 139 139 139 -

60 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. 10 10 10 -
61 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. 10 10 10 -

62 NOGALES, ARIZONA . 3 (Z) 3 -
63 NOGALES, ARIZONA . (Z) Q (Z) (-
64 PHOENIX, ARIZONA . 3 3

65 LOS ANGELES, CALIf'ORNit. 7 258 1 803 537 257 1 894 3 656 808 106
66 LOS ANGELES, CaLIFORNIA. 4 3 4 1
67 LOS ANGELES INTL. AIAPORT. 7 254 1 800 537 257 1 894 3 653 808 106

68 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. ... 4 500 2 332 377 89 462 2 442 1 115 1
69 SAN FRANCISCO INTL. AIRPORT. 4 450 2 282 377 89 462 2 392 1 115 Il
70 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. (Z) (2
71 OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. ... 25 25 25 -
72 SUISUN BAY, CALIFORNIA .. 26 26 26

73 PORTLAND, OREGON . 126 125 41 81 1 3
74 PORTLAND, OREGON 126 125 41 81 1 3

75 SEATTLE, ASsI'.CTON. . 855 624 260 1 124 465 6
76 SEATTLE, aS" IrGroN. 81 76 1 1 78 2
77 BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON .i k (I -
78 EVERETT, WASHINGTON. 54 54
79 PO,:,,E, waS'LNGTON. 129 128 129 -
80 SATT.E-TA JMA INTL. AIRPORT 591 420 130 1 334 -

81 ANCHORAGE, aLS. . 178 20 18 2 159
82 ANCHORAGE, L.AS
83 -"**:'LULUI, HAWAII . 631 208 2 3 445 182
84 orD',L',JLU, HAWAII . 4 4
85 HONOLULU INTL. AIRPORT 627 208 2 3 441 182

86 GREAT FALLS, MONTANA . 29 29 29 -
87 GREAT FALLS, MONTANA 29 29 29

88 PEMB6ra, 'IORTH DAKOTA. 2 2
89 EimIN.Ia, NORTH DAKOTA. 2 2

90 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 208 206 143 65
91 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MINN. 208 206 143 65
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.










JUNE 1975


U.S. EXPORTS BY AIR


Lading by Continent (F.a.s. Value Basis)--Continued
value, and sources of error in the data. Shipments of Special Category cotruodltles are excluded from all district and continent data. Estimated shipments
data and from data for U,S. flag carriers)

Value (1,000 dollars)


Total .
north South u- Aia ad Africa
All U.S. flag Ame a AmOceanu a
Carriers carriers


2 278
2 278

(Z)
(Z)

1 219
454
1
10
146
77
531

1 463
37
1 426

55
55

96
2
94

117 632
321
117 311

99 299
98 769
2
259
268

3 490
3 490

15 191
1 033
25
2 648
682
10 802

870
870

4 924
7
4 917

393
393

20
20

2 850
2 850


612
612




863
444
1

117
77
224

1 459
34
1 426

55
55

11



29 454
153
29 301

41 720
41 192

259
268

3 480
3 480

6 633
805
25

674
5 129

182
182

1 172

1 172

393
393




2 821
2 821


2 115
2 115

(Z)
(ZI

1 181
419
10

146
77
527

1 463
37
1 426

55
55

96
2
94

3 740

3 740

7 587
7 587
7 58




911
911

3 130
37
25

682
2 385

178
178

5

5

393
393

20
20

1 482
1 482


137
137




38
35




3











5 033

5 033

1 248
1 248






8



8


35 936

35 936

8 098
8 098




2 530
2 530

1 789
12



1 777

14
14

11

11


26
26






















60 606
321
60 286

63 422
62 892
2
259
268

40
40

10 144
955

2 648

6 540

677
677

2 329
7
2 322






1 368
1 368


10 806
1
10 806

18 588
18 588
















2 578

2 578


1 511

1 511

356
356




10
10

119
28



91








U.S. EXPORTS BY AIR


JUNE 1975


Table 1. Customs Districts and Selected Ports of
(Data shown represent domestic and foreign merchandise combined. See the statement on front page for information on coverage, definition of f.a.. export
valued under $251 are excluded freeo all distrelc

Shipping weight (1.000 pounds)


o Customs district and port Total utali
North Socth Europe Asia and Africa
SU Aerria Amer Aaica Aca
All U.S. flag Oceania
carriers carriers

92 DULUTH, MINNESOTA, 83 83 35 48
93 DULUTH, INmNELSOTA.. 83 83 35 48

94 HILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN . 43 43 43 -
95 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN .. 43 43 43 -

96 DETROIT, MICHIGAN. . 1 485 1 223 273 3 1 110 50 3 46
97 DETROIT* MICHIGAN. . 1 481 1 219 269 3 1 110 50 3 56
98 SAGINAW-BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 5 5 5 -

99 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. . 9 524 4 570 2 489 3 5 016 1 774 6 234
100 O'HARE INTL. AIRPORT. .. 9 524 4 570 2 489 3 5 016 1 774 6 234

101 CLEVELAND, OHIO. . 2 460 1 029 340 1 451 668 1 12)
102 CLEVELAND* OHIO. . 569 10 311 256 1 (2)
103 DAYTON, OHIO . 2 2 2 -
104 ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA . 11 11 11 (Z) -
105 SANDUSKY, OHIO . 9 9 9 -
106 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. 1 864 991 2 1 451 412 -
107 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 4 4 4 -

108 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. . 83 61 21 4 36 11 12
109 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. 48 48 (Z) 36 6 6
110 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, 21 21- -
111 WICHITA, KANSAS. . 14 12 4 5 6

112 SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, 799 293 702 67 29 1 1
113 PONCE, PUERTO RICO . 11 11 11 -
114 SAN JUAN INTL. AIRPORT 789 283 691 67 29 1 1

115 MIAMI, FLORIDA . 16 954 6 900 7 341 9 250 199 16 (Z) 149
116 MIAMI, FLORIDA . 2 (Z) 1 (Z) (Z) (Z) --
117 KEY WEST, FLORIDA.. 5 5 5 -
118 PORT EVERGLADES, FLORIDA 60 51 59 -
119 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 38 38 35 3 -
120 MIAMI INTL. AIRPORT. .. 16 850 6 806 7 240 9 247 199 15 (Z) 149
121 HOUSTON, TEXAS . 2 266 688 553 380 419 684 3 227
122 HOUSTON, TEXAS . 1 837 272 314 380 419 494 3 227
123 TULSA, OKLAHOMA. .. .176 176 176 -
124 DALLAS-FORT WORTH, TEXAS 254 241 240 14 -

125 WASHINGTON, 0. C. . 731 118 2 180 491 49 (Z) 8
126 WASHINGTON, D. C. . 731 118 2 180 491 49 tZ) 6

127 SHIPMENTS UNDER $251 15 071 ( NA) 5 562 1 612 4 195 2 539 595 568
128 SPECIAL CATEGORY SHIPMENTS .. 1 146 481 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)


. REPRESENTS ZERO.
D DATA WITHHELD TO AVOID DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION FOR
NA NOT AVAILABLE.
X NOT APPLICABLE.
Z LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR S500.


SECURITY REASONS.








JUNE 1975


U.S. EXPORTS BY AIR


Lading by Continent (Fa.s. Value Basis)-Continued
value, and sources of error in the data, Shapments of Special Category commodities are excluded from all district and continent data. Estimated shipments
data and from data for U.S. flag carriers)

Value (1,000 dollars)

Total

Nt South Europe Asia nduslia Afrca
All U.S. flag America America Oceania
carriers carriers


334 334 181 154 92
334 334 181 154 93

217 217 217 94
217 217 217 05

12 893 11 486 2 663 6 9 714 277 28 205 96
12 888 11 481 2 658 6 9 714 277 28 205 97
5 5 5 98

105 900 56 327 21 968 24 52 063 29 761 114 1 969 99
105 900 56 327 21 968 24 52 063 29 761 114 1 969 100

7 273 2 465 1 417 3 787 2 063 4 1 101
2 519 47 1 325 1 189 4 1 102
3 3 3 103
78 78 77 1 104
4 4 4 105
4 663 2 327 3 3 787 873 106
6 6 6 107

1 350 1 027 312 37 707 109 186 108
850 850 5 707 18 120 109
307 307 110
194 177 37 91 66 111

5 838 1 921 2 113 1 215 2 362 108 40 112
12 12 12 113
5 826 1 909 2 101 1 215 2 362 108 40 114

72 490 26 895 24 644 43 885 3 009 229 14 708 115
8 3 2 3 (Z) 3 116
8 8 8 117
94 77 74 19 118
235 235 155 79 119
72 145 26 573 24 405 43 802 3 009 207 14 708 120

16 432 4 479 4 105 1 562 4 250 4 888 40 1 587 121
13 339 1 530 2 297 1 562 4 250 3 603 40 1 587 122
898 898 898 123
2 194 2 050 1 808 386 124

10 145 2 527 44 2 163 7 198 624 5 111 125
10 145 2 527 44 2 163 7 198 624 5 111 126

45 707 ( NA) 11 691 4 552 14 983 8 723 2 638 3 119 127

41 153 24 863 (0) (D) (0) (D) (D) (D) 128








10 U.S. GENERAL IMPORTS BY AIR JUNE 1975

Table 2. Customs Districts and Selected Ports of
{See the statement on front page for information on coverage, definition of Customs import value and sources of error in the data. Estimated shipments value-
same shipments sot

Shipping weight (1,000 pounds)


S Cutoms district and port Total Autrl
North Soth Asia Epalnd Africa
All U.S. flag America America OcnEurope oia
carriers carriers


1 TOTAL, ALL CARRIERS. 75 752 (X) 10 989 9 974 30 226 23 920 289 355

2 U.S. FLAG CARRIERS . (X) 34 335 4 777 4 427 13 144 11 744 183 60
3 PORTLAND, MAINE. .30 2 6 24 -
4 PORTLAND, MAINE. .. (Z) (Z) -Z1 (Z -
5 BANGOR, MAINE. . 24 1 (IZ 24
6 HOULTON, MAINE . 4 4
7 BAR HARBOR, MAINE. . 1 1 -

8 ST. ALBANS, VERMONT. . (Z) (Z)
9 ST. ALBANS, VERMONT. (Z) -
10 NORTON, VERMONT. . (Z) -

11 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, 2 111 376 60 32 1 937 77 (Z) 5
12 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 5 5 5 -
13 WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS .- 1Z
14 NEW BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS (Z) IZ -
15 LOGAN AIRPORT. . 2 105 371 54 32 1 937 77 (Z) 5

16 PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND .. (Z) (Z) )
17 PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND (Z) (Z (Z) -

18 bIDG.EPSRT, CONNECTICUT. 5 1 l1 (Z) 9 (2)
19 vBIOjEPORT, CONNECTICUT. (Z) (Z) IZ) (Z) (Z)
20 nARTFOrC, C'IrN'ECjCTJUT. 4 1 ( (Z) 4 (Z-
21 raNE LCfr':'rJ, COCfNE TIlCuI (Z) Z) -

22 OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK .. .. 1 IZ) (2) -Z
23 CHAMPLAIN-ROUSES POINT, N. Y. 1 (Z) () () -

24 BUFFALO, NEW YORK. . 204 158 175 (Z) 23 5 1 -
25 BUFFALO-NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. 157 143 135 (Z) 17 4 1 -
26 ROCHESTER, NEW YORK. 15 1 10 -5 -
27 OSWEGO, NEW YORK . (Z) (Z) -
28 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK . 31 1 31 1 2) -

29 NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK. 35 435 16 520 1 729 2 910 21 060 9 83 75 178
30 NEW YORK, NEW YORK . 14 6 (Z) 9 4 (2) (2)
31 ALBANY, NEW YORK . (Z)- -
32 JOHN F. KENNEDY INTL. AIRPORT. 35 421 16 514 1 729 2 909 21 051 9 479 75 178

33 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 958 610 36 475 372 74 1
34 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 934 600 18 475 368 72 I
35 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE I 1
36 iITTS&'JRG, PENNSYLVANIA. 22 10 1 4 (2) -
37 APRR SiURu, PENNSYLVANIA (Z) () (Z)

38 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. . 81 63 24 (Z) 36 21 (1)
39 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. 81 63 24 (Z) 36 21 (2)

41 RICHMOND-PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA. 4 4
42 WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA .3 1 2) 3
93 WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Z) (Z)
44 atNiSTN-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA. .1 1
45 COAPL.TTE, '*.'TM CAROLINA. 3 3

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.









JUNE 1975


U.S. GENERAL IMPORTS BY AIR


Unlading by Continent (Customs Value Basis)
under $251 are excluded from all district data and from data for U.S. flag carriers. Data in the columns headed "all carriers" and "U.S. flag carriers" include
identifiable by continent)

Value (1,000 dollars)


Total
Australia a
North South Europe Asia and Africa
All U.S. flag eric AercOceania
carriers carriers


710 452

iX)

259
10
133
112
4

5
3
2

16 697
324
(Z)
18
16 355

1
1

30
14
15
(Z)

15
15

3 349
2 609
112
7
621

357 462
60
3
357 399

9 673
9 300
67
282
25

450
450

19
19

24
14
3
7


IX)

287 878

14
8
2

4





5 424
324


5 100

1
1

14
6
8


5
5

2 607
2 491
105

11

142 008
23

141 985

4 932
4 744

188


414
414




4


4


72 225

29 891

124
7
1
112
4

5
3
2

1 655
324

18
1 314

1
1

7
6
(Z)
(Z)

10
10

2 882
2 189
81
7
605

19 578


19 578

621
378

243


227
227




14
14


31 744

10 318










101



101











9
9



15 519


15 518

1 867
1 867



1
1


343 345

148 519

135
3
131






13 929
(Z)


13 929




9
7
2


5
5

338
296
30

12

225 125
45
3
225 077

4 062
4 007

30
25

191
191

19
19

10

3
7


226 811

93 637










563



563




9
1
8
I




115
110


4

70 675
11

70 664

2 190
2 115
67
8
tZ)

31
31


5 102

2 748










9


9




5

5





5
5




1 306
1

1 305


31 046

2 765










440

(2)

440

















25 259
3

25 257

933
933




(Z)
Q2)








12 U.S. GENERAL IMPORTS BY AIR JUNE 1975

Table 2. Customs Districts and Selected Ports of
(See he otatraret on front page for liformat on on coverage, definition of Customs import value and sources of error in the data. Estimated shipments value.
some shipments no,

Shipping weight (1,000 pounds)


o Custos district and port Total Australa
oAt Sothrala
Ar Sroifh r Europe Asia and Africa
All U.S. flag Aeric America Oceania
carriers carriers

46 H.>-LE;T,'i, SOUTH CAROLINA I -
47 (-&RLST.'r,, SOUTH CAROLINA 1 I

48 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. . 56 32 34 1 10 11 -
49 agNarar,.A, GEORGIA. . 31 11 21 11
50 ILaN'JTI, GEORGIA . 25 21 13 1 10 1 1

51 TAMPA, FLORIDA . .. 11 3 8 3 (Z)
52 TAMPA, FLORIDA . 9 2 7 2 ) -
53 JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. 2 1 1

54 MOBILE, ALABAMA. ...... .7 3 3 5
55 MOBILE, ALABAMA. . 4 (Z) ( -
56 PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI. 3 3 3
57 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA. (Z) (Z) (Z)

58 NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA 334 64 285 44 4 1 -
59 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 334 64 285 4 4 1-
60 LITTLE ROCK-N. LIT. ROCK, ARK. (Z) (Z) (Z) -
61 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE (Z) -

62 GALVESTON, TEXAS . 1 1
63 GALVESTON, TEXAS . 1- I

64 LAREDO, TEXAS. . 109 84 103 (Z) 6
65 BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS . 30 16 30 -
66 EAGLE PASS, TEXAS . (Z) (Z)
67 LAIEDO, TEXAS.. . 43 41 42 (Z) (Z)
68 HILDAGO, TEXAS . 6 6
69 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS . 31 27 31 (Z) (Z)

70 EL PASO, TEXAS . 119 115 29 89 1
71 EL PASO, TEXAS . (Z) (Z) (Z) -
72 DENVER, COLORADO . 117 114 27 89 1
73 ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. 2 (Z 2 -

74 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. .. 19 19 18 (Z) I
75 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. 19 19 18 (Z) 1

76 NOGALES, ARIZONA . 19 13 13 5 1 (Z) (21
77 NOGALES, ARIZONA . 3 1 1 -
78 PHOENIX, ARIZONA . 17 12 12 4 1 (2) 121

79 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. 7 959 2 075 573 96 1 2.0 5 896 82 64
80 LOS ANGELES, LALIFOrdj.. 2 (Z) 1 (Z) 1 -
81 LONG BEACH, I aLIF.:,rj .. 547 60 26 6 86 421 8 121
82 LOS ANGELES INTL. AIRPORT. 7 410 2 014 546 90 1 161 5 479 74 64
83 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. ... (Z) (Z) (Z) -

84 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. 5 145 3 108 135 16 26b 4 624 105 I()
85 SAN FRANCISCO INTL. AIRPORT. 5 115 3 101 123 16 265 4 608 102 (11
86 EUREKA, CALIFORNIA . (Z) (Z)1 -
87 MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 2 2 2
88 SAN FRANCISCO., CALIFORNIA. 12 44 (Z) 7 (2)
89 STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA (Z) (2)
90 OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. 8 1 8 -
91 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA (Z) (Z)
92 SAN JOAOUIN RIVER, CALIFORNIA. 7 (Z) 7
93 SAN PABLO BAY, CALIFORNIA. (Z) (Z) (
94 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH (Z) (Z) (Z)

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.









JUNE 1975


U.S. GENERAL IMPORTS BY AIR


Unlading by Continent (Customs Value Basis)-Continued
under $251 are excluded from all district data and fre, data for U.S. flag carriers. Data in the columns headed "all carriers" and "U.S. flag carriers" include
identifiable by continent)

Value (1,000 dollars)



North S tha Europe Asia Aus lifrica
All U.S. flag A ric. A e. Oceania
carriers carriers


8
8

1 011
554
457

159
107
52

46
2
42
2

1 241
1 235
5
(Z)

1
1

207
39
2
110
4
52

832
11
762
59

350
350

505
89
416

103 316
111
6 962
96 239
4

75 093
74 842
5
3
174
16
47
(Z)

5(
12)


382
24
358

16
16
(Z)

44
1
42
2

204
199
5




116
7

74

36

732
3
728
1

350
350

304
7
297

38 226
3
640
37 579
4

34 092
34 038

3
16

30

(Z)
5
(2)


651
530
121

140
88
51

43
1
42


1 058
1 053
5




170
39
2
79

51

639
11
569
59

347
347

293
9
284

12 124
100
327
11 693
4

2 323
2 193
5

123


(Z)
I

QZ)


255

255

16
15
1

3
1

2

78
78

(Z)

i
1

15


14

1

187

187


(Z)
(Z)

194
80
114

33 926
1
893
33 032


2 709
2 708


1


8
8

37
24
13

4
4






25
25





22


17
4
1

6

6


3
3

17

17

52 754
10
5 465
47 279


68 542
68 425


50
16
47


5


(Z)

(Z)

1 999

224
1 775


1 397
1 393

3
1


27

27
















I















1

1 853

3
1 851


24
24








U.S. GENERAL IMPORTS BY AIR


JUNE 1975


Table 2. Customs Districts and Selected Ports of
(Set. the statement on front page for Informatlon o coverage, definition of Customs import value and sources of error in the data. Estimated shitpmEr.[ *Alued
sate hlpmeIn5 l nat

Shipping weight (1.000 pounds)


S Customs district and port Total Australia
North South u Asia and Africa
All U.S. flag ria a EuropeW Oceania
carriers carriers

95 PORTLAND, OREGON 98 5
96 PORTLAND, OREGON 9 -

97 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. ... 1 955 1 791 170 184 1 600 1 2)
98 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. I 1 () 1 -
99 BLAINE, WASHINGTON . 31 20 30 (2 -
100 EVERETT, WASHINGTON. (Z) (
101 SOUTH BEND-RAYMOND, WASH 2 2 2
102 SPOKANE, WASHINGTON. 4 4 4
103 NEAH BAY, WASHINGTON (Z) (Z (Z)
104 SEATTLE-TACOMA INTL. AIRPORT 1 917 1 764 136 183 1 97 1 (21

105 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, 409 213 213 11 185 1l)
106 KETCHIKAi, ALASKA. .() ( -
107 FAIRBANKS, ALASKA. 1 (ZI -
108 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA. 408 212 213 11 185 (ZI
109 HONOLULU, HAWAII . 635 261 23 19 569 24
110 HONOLULU, HAWAII . ..(Z) (Z) ( (Z) -
111 KAHULUI, HAWAII. ( Z) ( 1Z) -
112 HONOLULU INTL. AIRPORT 635 261 23 19 569 24 -

113 GREAT FALLS, MONTANA . 19 15 16 (Z) 3 -
114 GREAT FALLS, MONTANA 16 b15 16 (Z) -
115 SUTTE, MONTANA . 3 3 -

116 PEMBINA, NORTH DAKOTA. 8 7 6 1 (Z -
117 PEMBINA, NORTH DAKOTA. 7 7 6 1 (Z) -
118 PORTAL, NORTH DAKOTA .Z) ( -

119 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 96 76 20 11 54 11
120 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MINN. 96 76 20 11 54 11

121 DULUTH, MINNESOTA. . (-
122 INTL. FALLS-RANIER, MINN. () -

123 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN . 7 1 6 ZI
124 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 6 (Z) 6 (Z)
125 MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN . Z) (Z) -
126 SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN (Z) () (Z) -

127 DETROIT, MICHIGAN. . 1 166 1 035 128 (Z) 1 017 20 -1
128 DETROIT, MICHIGAN. . 1 157 1 034 118 (Z) 1 017 20 1
129 PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 9 9-
130 MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN . (Z) I -

131 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. . 3 825 1 595 407 6 2 328 1 049 (Z) 34
132 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. . 1 I 1 (Z2 (2 --
133 OMAHA, NEBRASKA. . (Z) (Z) (Z) -
134 EAST CHICAGO, IrDIANA. 18 11 5 2 11 (Z)
135 OtHARE INTL. AIRPOiT 3 806 1 584 401 6 2 326 1 038 (Z) 4

136 CLEVELAND, OHIO. . 200 38 69 129 3 (Z) -
137 CLEVELAND, OHIO. . 64 (Z) 25 37 1
138 CINCINNATI, OHIO . Z) (Z) (2)
139 COLUMBUS, OHIO . (Z) (
140 DAYTON, OHIO . .3 () (Z (Z 2 -
141 TOLEDO, OHIO . 34 (Z) 34 -
142 ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA . ) ( (2 -

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.








JUNE 1975


U.S. GENERAL IMPORTS BY AIR


Unlading by Continent (Customs Value Basis)--Continued
under 1251 are excluded from all district data and from data for U.S. flag carriers. Data in the columns headed "all carriers" and "U S flag carriers" include
identifiable by continent)

Value (1,000 dollars)


Total y
North South Australia 0
l a Europe Aia and Africa
All U.S. flag er Oceania
carriers carriers


64
64

13 015
45
97
14
6
77
1I
12 7741

2 119
1
6
2 112

11 647
9
(Z)
11 638

503
424
78

133
127
7

923
923

8
8

31
20
1
11

4 803
4 755
11
37

40 968
17
4
264
40 683

2 100
1 599
t(Z
2
42
167
12


55
55

11 480
45
10

6
77
1
11 342

1 761

1
1 760

2 398
(Z)
IZ)
2 398

378
378


115
115


812
812




14
2
1
11

3 747
3 731
(Z)
15

11 001
6
4
112
10 879

81
3
IZ)

30
1
12


44
44

1 480
2
94


77

1 306

249
1
6
242

48
4

44

420
420


122
115
7

446
446

8


25
14

11

1 055
1 007
11
37

9 308
11
4
51
9 242

1 285
1 209


32

12


3
3

2 377
-
3
14



2 360

186


186

1 102


1 102

4
4


3
3


84
84




6
5
1


3 624
3 624



24 630
4

141
24 485

802
382

2
6
167


16
16

9 149
43


6

1
9 098

1 683


1 683

10 259
5
(Z)
10 253

78

78

9
9


286
286








110
110



5 990
3

71
5 916

12
8


5


1






1

1


1













106
106








14
14



1 005


(2)
1 005







U.S. GENERAL IMPORTS BY AIR


JUNE 1975


Table 2. Customs Districts and Selected Ports of
(See the statement on front page for information on coverage, definition of Customs import value and sources of error in the data. Estimated shipentsb v. ea
s hme shtipents nae

Shipping weight (1,000 pounds)


a Customs district and port TotalAtraa
oth SothAustralia
SU.S. flag America America Europe Asia cad na rric
All U.S. flag Oceania
carriers carriers

CLEVELAND, OHIO..CONTINUED
143 SANDUSKY, OHIO .() (Z) ) -
144 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, .. .. 57 1 57
145 EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. 36 36 36 -
146 LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY .. 6 6-
147 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. 9 7 3 (Z) 6 (2)
148 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI .. 3 2 (Z) (Z) 2 (Z)
149 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. 6 4 3 4- -

150 SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO. .. 2 416 739 1 854 402 157 2 (Z)
151 PONCE, PUERTO RICO .. 7 7 7 -
152 SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO. 129 1 129 (Z) 1Z2 -
153 SAN JUAN INTL. AIRPORT 2 280 732 1 718 402 157 2 (Z)

154 MIAMI, FLORIDA . 10 915 4 403 4 640 5 959 184 127 (Zi 5
155 MIAMI, FLORIDA . 14 4 1 12 (Z) 1 -
156 PORT EVERGLADES, FLOKIDA 25 18 24 1
157 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 1 1 1 (Z) (Z)
158 FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA 17 17 -
159 MIAMI INTL. AIRPORT. .. 10 858 4 381 4 613 5 929 184 126 (Z) 5
160 HOUSTON, TEXAS . 542 160 185 32 242 73 10
161 -OuSTI.', TEXAS . 436 125 125 32 196 73 10
162 OKLAnOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA. (Z) (Z) --
163 DALLAS-FORT WORTH, TEXAS 106 35 60 46

164 #ASHINGTON, D. C. ... 931 741 12 (Z) 848 27 (2) 14
165 WASHINGTON, D. C. . .031 741 12 (Z) 848 27 (Z] 44
166 SHIPMENTS UNDER $251 . NAI (NA) (NA) (NAI) NA) INA) INA) INAI

REPRESENTS ZERO.
NA NOT AVAILABLE.
X NOT APPLICABLE.
Z LESS THAN 500 POUNDS OR $500.










JUNE 1975


U.S. GENERAL IMPORTS BY AIR


Unlading by Continent (Customs Value Basis)--Continued
under $251 are excluded from all district data and from data for U.S. flag carriers. Data in the columns headed "all carriers" and "U.S. flag carriers" include
identifiable by continent)

Value (1,000 dollars)

Total 3
I. orth South Australia
ASia h Europe Asia and Africa
All U.S. flag America Aerica Oceania
carriers carriers



I 1 1 143
246 9 246 144
26 26 26 145
5 146

373 85 286 1 85 1 147
36 32 10 1 24 1 148
337 53 276 61 149

3 822 1 055 2 060 509 1 153 99 1 150
11 11 11 151
81 12 74 5 3 152
3 729 1 032 1 975 504 1 150 99 1 153

24 968 7 769 10 326 11 589 2 460 561 4 29 154
35 12 8 9 16 3 155
13 8 13 1 156
17 16 16 (Z) (Z) 157
24 24 158
24 879 7 733 10 289 11 554 2 444 559 4 29 159

4 343 529 1 088 165 ? 491 455 143 160
3 129 308 542 165 1 824 455 143 161
(Z) (Z) 162
1 213 221 546 667 163

20 943 16 709 26 738 18 946 56 5 1 170 164
20 943 16 709 26 738 1e 946 56 5 1 170 165
8 936 (NA) 1 036 336 4 182 3 046 117 40 166









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