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YEAR     PHOENIX

2013    none
2012    none
2011    Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings
2010    airBaltic
2009    none
2008    Malaysia
2007    Royal Jordanian
2006    Korean
2005    Air New Zealand
2004    Aer Lingus

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