OST Filings for January 30, 2002

OST-02-11441	January 20, 2002	Application for Exemption and Statements of Authorizations	Statements of Authorization Amsterdam- Austria; Exemption U.S.- Austria
		Exhibit A: Board of Directors Air Alps
		Exhibit B: Operating License
		Exhibit C: Certificate of Insurance
		Exhibit D: Audit Statement
		Service List
OST-95-236	January 20, 2002	Counterpart to Warsaw Agreement of Air Alps Avition GmbH	Warsaw Agreement
OST-02-11441	January 20, 2002	Redacted Codeshare Agreement, September 15, 1999	Codeshare Agreement Northwest- Air Alps

Air Alps Aviation GmbH and Northwest Airlines, Inc. respectfully request that the Department grant them a statement of authorization and exemptions to the extent necessary to permit them to engage in the scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property and mail pursuant to their codeshare agreement as more fully described herein, or such other relief as the Department deems necessary and proper.

Counsel: Northwest, Megan Rae Rosia, 202.842.3193 and Air Alps, Squire Sanders, Charles Donley, 202.626.6600, cdonley@ssd.com

Index

Procedures for Compensation of Air Carriers

OST-01-10885

January 29, 2002

Comments of Donley Watkins

Procedures for Compensation of Air Carriers

By: Donley Watkins

Index

Sundance Air Venezuela S.A.

OST-02-11437	January 30, 2002	Application for Foreign Air Carrier Permit	U.S.- Venezuela
		Attachments: Insurance, Financials, Wet Lease Agreements
		Service List

Sundance Air Venezuela S.A. (hereinafter "Sundance") hereby applies for an exemption authorizing it to engage in charter (non-scheduled) foreign air transportation of property and mail between airport or airports in Venezuela, to an airport or airports in the United States of America, to include: Aguadilla (TJBJ), Puerto Rico; and San Juan (TJSJ), Puerto Rico, subject to the Department’s regulations, pending action on its application for a foreign air carrier permit tiled contemporaneously with this application, and including authority limited to wet lease operations of N-registered aircraft with a duly authorized and properly qualified U.S. air carrier, pending grant of the full relief requested in that permit application.

Counsel: Sundance Air, Bert Van Toornburg, 303.261.0293, toornburg@mindspring.com

Index

U.S.- Ecuador All Cargo Frequency Allocations

OST-00-7513	January 30, 2002	Application of Gemini Air Cargo for Renewal of Exemption From Startup Deadline	U.S.- Ecuador All-Cargo Frequency Allocations
		Service List

Gemini has made an extraordinary effort to obtain scheduled all-cargo authority from the Government of Ecuador -- more than it has expended to obtain authority from any other country. Gemini is on the verge of starting its scheduled all-cargo service to Ecuador. It would not be in the public interest for the Department to deny this Application for a modest extension of the startup deadline, especially when any other airline designated by the United States would face a long delay before it could commence scheduled flights to Ecuador. A refusal to grant the extension would also be a disservice to Ecuadorian officials who also have dedicated a substantial amount of time and energy to processing Gemini’s applications, correspondence, and supporting documentation.

Counsel: Roller Bauer, Moffett Roller, 202.331.3300

Index

U.S.- U.K. Alliance Case