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OST Docket Filings for February 24, 1998

Applications and Renewals:

Lufthansa | Premiair | Servant Air | Southwest (Form 41) | United

Answers and Replies:

CRS | US-Japan Combination (2)

Information Request:

Asia Pacific

Notices of Action Taken:

None

Notices and Orders:

Antonov | Various Carriers


Antonov Design Bureau

Order 98-2-18 | Issued February 20, 1998 | Served February 26, 1998 | OST-97-2921 | OST-97-2922 | OST-97-2971 | OST-97-3143 | OST-97-3260 | OST-97-3284 | OST-98-3318

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Order Confirming Exemptions

This order confirms our oral actions granting Antonov Design Bureau (Antonov) exemption authority to operate cargo charter flights carrying emergency cabotage traffic consisting of outsized aircraft engines and parts and related equipment.

By: Charles Hunnicutt

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Applications of Various Foreign Carriers

Order 98-2-15 | Issued February 18, 1998 | Served February 24, 1998

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Order Dismissing Applications

The carriers listed above have applied for various forms of authority or relief under Title 49 of the United States Code in order to perform the air transportation activities described in the appendix to this order. Each application has either been withdrawn by the applicant or otherwise become moot. Therefore, we find that these applications should be dismissed.

Appendix - Description of Applications

By: Paul Gretch

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Asia Pacific Airlines, Inc. (Certificate of Public Convenience, Cargo)

OST-98-3404 | OST-98-3479 | February 20, 1998

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Re:  Information Request

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By:  Keith Barnhart, Air Carrier Fitness

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Computer Reservations Systems

OST-97-2881 | February 24, 1998

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Second Supplemental Memorandum in Support of the Motion of the SABRE Group, Inc. and American Airlines, Inc. for Confidential Treatment and Expedited Consideration

The SABRE Group, Inc. and American Airlines, Inc. jointly file this Supplemental Memorandum to bring to the Department's attention the attached Order entered on February 23, 1998, by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas.The Order directs FCI to "immediately withdraw its prior filing...at the Department" of the confidential documents which are the subject of the motion filed by SABRE and American.

Attachment - Order Regarding Defendant's Motion for Reconsideration of Court's Order Dated February 2, 1998

Counsel: Akin Gump, Joseph Esposito, 202.887.4000

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Lufthansa German Airlines (Exemption, Frankfurt-Chicago)

OST-98-3552 | February 24, 1998

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Application for an Exemption

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Lufthansa wishes to introduce a new daily roundtrip combination service between Chicago and Frankfurt using Stage 3 Airbus A340 aircraft on May 1, 1998.

Lufthansa's proposed service will also establish for the first time attractive two-segment online connecting services to O'Hare from points in important developing markets. Lufthansa's 5:30 p.m. Frankfurt departure is scheduled so that it connects with a bank of 36 incoming Lufthansa flights, many of which serve points in Eastern Europe and Central Asia that currently do not enjoy convenient, two-segment online connecting service to Chicago. Approval of Lufthansa's exemption application will therefore mean that Chicago and Chicago connecting passengers will be able to travel for the first time to/from cities such as Kiev, Minsk or Katowice without having to change carriers or make multiple changes of plane between Chicago and their European/Central Asian destination.

Service List

Counsel:  Wilmer Cutler, James Campbell, 202-663-6000

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Premiair A/S (Foreign Air Carrier Permit)

OST-97-2166 | February 24, 1998

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Supplemental Submission

In response to a request by the Department of Transportation for additional information with respect to its application for a foreign air carrier permit in Docket OST 97-2166, Premiair A/S ("Premiair") hereby provides updated financial materials for 1995 and 1996. We trust that this is responsive to the Department's request for additional information.

Currency Converter Web Site | Annual Report for 1995 | Annual Report for 1996

Counsel:  Winthrop Stimson, Joshua Romanow, 202-775-9864, romanowj@winstim.com

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Servant Air, Inc.

OST-97-3022 | February 19, 1998 (Stamped February 24, 1998)

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Re:  Application

Balance Sheet as of 2/5/98 | Balance at Northern Schools Federal Credit Union | Preapplication Statement of Intent

By:  Servant

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Southwest Airlines, Inc. (Form 41, Schedule B-7)

OST-96-1640 | February 24, 1998

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Motion to Withhold Information from Public Disclosure

Counsel:  Southwest, Donald Hood, 214-792-4049

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United Air Lines, Inc. (Renewal and Amendment, Codeshare)

OST-96-1554 | February 24, 1998

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Application for Renewal and Amendment of an Exemption

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By Notice of Action Taken dated October 15, 1996, and Order 96-11-5 served November 18, 1996, the Department of Transportation renewed the exemption authority of United Air Lines, Inc. ("United") to operate scheduled service between points in the United States, on the one hand, and Almaty, Kazakhstan; Kiev, Ukraine; Minsk, Belarus; Tashkent, Uzbekistan; Tallinn, Estonia; Vilnius, Lithuania; Asmara, Eritrea; Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Malta; Tunis, Tunisia; and Thessaloniki, Greece, on the other hand. The order also amended the authority to permit services to be operated via all points in Germany, rather than Frankfurt only, as had previously been the case. The Department awarded this authority to enable United to serve these points pursuant to its code-share agreement with Lufthansa German Airlines ("Lufthansa"). Under that agreement, Lufthansa carries or will carry "UA" designated traffic on one or more of the service segments between these countries and the United States via points in Germany.

United hereby applies for renewal of this authority pursuant to 49 U.S.C. Section 40109 for a period of two years. United also requests that its exemption be amended to allow United to serve these countries from the U.S. via points in other countries in addition to Germany so as to permit code-share service, for example, via points in Scandinavia (Denmark, Norway and Sweden) on Scandinavia Airlines System ("SAS").

Service List

Counsel:  United and Ginsburg Feldman, Joel Burton, 202-637-9130

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1998 U.S.-Japan Combination Service Proceeding

OST-98-3419 | February 24, 1998

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Answer of Delta Air Lines in Support of Motion Filed by Dallas/Fort Worth

For the reasons previously stated by Delta Air Lines, Inc. ("Delta") in its Consolidated Answer filed on February 17, 1998, and its Consolidated Reply filed on February 20, 1998, Delta strongly supports the Motion filed by the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport ("DFW") for an immediate decision on the applications for U.S.-Japan authority proposing service in 1998. In support of this answer, Delta hereby incorporates by reference the arguments contained in the two Delta pleadings referenced above.

Counsel:  Delta and Shaw Pittman, Robert Cohn, 202-663-8060

pdficon.gif (87 bytes)Motion of Northwest Airlines for an Immediate Decision Awarding Code-Share Frequencies

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In short, the Department can achieve important aviation objectives and protect the integrity of the administrative process by dismissing TWA's application for gateway-to-gateway code-share frequencies and awarding all such frequencies to Continental and Northwest. It should do so right away.

Counsel:  Northwest, Megan Rae Poldy, 202-842-3193

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