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Korean Air Lines Co., Ltd. and Delta Air Lines, Inc.
June 19, 1997
Answer of Korean Air Lines to United Air Lines
United requests the Department to disapprove the above referenced joint applications of KAL and Delta. United states this action is justified, including the termination of existing code-share operations in the Atlanta/Chicago-Seoul, Washington, D.C./New York-Seoul, and Los Angeles/Honolulu-Seoul markets, based on comments which United claims were made by representatives of the Government of Korea at the U.S.-Korea aviation negotiations recently held in Seoul, Korea. United states in its letter that the Korean Government has taken the position it will not accept the so-called "third country" codeshare provision of the "model" U.S. "open skies" agreement.
Termination of the existing code-share services of Korean Air and Delta, in the above-described markets, would adversely affect the traveling public, with particular disruption during this heavy travel season. Yet United asks the Department to take this severe step without any proof of actual harm to United. United's letter is silent as to any third-country code-share service which United intends to operate via Korea. Korean Air is not aware of any announcement of such service, nor of any application which has been filed by United and another carrier for code-share services via Korea.
Counsel: Zuckert Scoutt, James Devall, 202-298-8660
OST-95-234 | OST-95-911 | OST-96-1235 | OST-96-1380 | OST-96-1381 | OST-96-2020 | OST-97-2877 | Undocketed | May 5, 1998
Re: Withdrawal of World Airways' Opposition
Counsel: Seeger Potter, John Richardson, 202-496-1200
Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Korean Air Lines Co., Ltd.
96-762 | Filed October 22, 1997 | Approved May 6, 1998
Re: Statement of Authorization - (Approval Stamp is on Page Five)
DOT Attachment for Joint Applications #96-762, #96-769, & #97-109
Delta and Korean Air Lines hereby jointly apply for a Statement of Authorization under Part 212 of the Department's Regulations to enable Delta and KAL to implement code-share/blocked-space service between Boston and New York (JFK) on the one hand, and Seoul, South Korea, on the other hand. KAL will provide to Delta a certain number of seats for marketing and sale by Delta under Delta's "DL" designator code on flights operated by KAL between Boston and Seoul, via New York (JFK). Delta and KAL request that this application be approved no later than November 1, 1996, effective for a period of at least one year.
96-769 | Filed October 28, 1997 | Approved May 6, 1998
Re: Statement of Authorization - (Approval Stamp is on Page Five)
DOT Attachment for Joint Applications #96-762, #96-769, & #97-109
Codeshare will enable Delta and KAL to implement code-share/blocked-space services over the following routes:
KAL will provide to Delta a certain number of seats for marketing and sale by Delta under Delta's "DL" designator code on flights operated by KAL between the above named U.S. points and Seoul, South Korean Delta and KAL request that this application be approved by no later than November 1, 1996, and be effective for a period of at least one year. On or about December l, 1996, Delta proposes to implement New York(EWR)-Seoul and Anchorage-Seoul service pursuant to a code-share/blocked-space arrangement with KAL under which Delta will list its designator code on KAL's flights. Delta does not currently serve Newark-Seoul or Anchorage-Seoul. KAL operates three weekly roundtrip flights on a New York (EWR)- Anchorage-Seoul routing, using Boeing 747-400 aircraft, and also operates to Seoul via Anchorage to additional U.S. points.
97-109 | Filed February 21, 1997 | Approved May 6, 1998
Re: Renewal of Statements of Authorization - (Approval Stamp is on Page Four)
DOT Attachment for Joint Applications #96-762, #96-769, & #97-109
1) Use Delta's "DL" designator code on flights operated by KAL between the following points:
(2) A Statement of Authorization under Part 207 of the Department's Regulations to enable Delta and KAL to continue to engage in a code-share/blocked-space arrangement under which Delta provides KAL with a certain number of seats for marketing and sale by KAL using its "KE" designator code on flights operated by Delta between Honolulu and Los Angeles.
Counsel: Shaw Pittman, Robert Cohn for Delta, 202.663.8060; Zuckert Scoutt, James Devall for KAL, 202.342.0683
Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Korean Air Lines Co., Ltd.
July 14, 1998
Re: Joint Application for Statements of Authorization
Delta and Korean Air Lines (collectively the "Joint Applicants") hereby apply for blanket Statements of Authorization to engage in code-share operations consistent with the U.S.-Korea Open Skies Agreement executed in final form on June 9, 1998. The Joint Applicants further request, for purposes of administrative efficiency, that their existing code-share operations, identified in Attachment 2, be authorized under and subsumed within this blanket Statement of Authorization. With respect to new and existing multi-stop single-plane services, the Joint Applicants request operational flexibility to omit or substitute other authorized intermediate points; and to serve ATL-SEL nonstop or via ATL-L,AX-SEL in lieu of ATL-ORD-SEL.
Counsel: Zuckert Scoutt, James Devall and William Callaway for Korean Air Lines, 202.298.8660; Shaw Pittman, Robert Cohn and Alexander Van der Bellen for Delta, 202.663.8060
Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Korean Air Lines Co., Ltd.
98-394 | July 14, 1998 | Approved August 6, 1998
Re: Joint Application for Statements of Authorization | DOT Attachment
Delta and Korean Air Lines (collectively the "Joint Applicants") hereby apply for blanket Statements of Authorization to engage in code-share operations consistent with the U.S.-Korea Open Skies Agreement executed in final form on June 9, 1998. The Joint Applicants further request, for purposes of administrative efficiency, that their existing code-share operations, identified in Attachment 2, be authorized under and subsumed within this blanket Statement of Authorization. With respect to new and existing multi-stop single-plane services, the Joint Applicants request operational flexibility to omit or substitute other authorized intermediate points; and to serve ATL-SEL nonstop or via ATL-L,AX-SEL in lieu of ATL-ORD-SEL.
Counsel: Zuckert Scoutt, James Devall and William Callaway for Korean Air Lines, 202.298.8660; Shaw Pittman, Robert Cohn and Alexander Van der Bellen for Delta, 202.663.8060
Delta Air Lines, Inc. - (Codesharing with Korean Air Lines Co. Ltd.)
August 13, 1998
Delta hereby notifies the Department that Delta intends to begin listing its "DL" designator code on flights operated by KAL between Seoul, Korea and each of the points listed in Exhibit A, beginning on or about September 15, 1998.
Exhibit A: New Codeshare Services "DL" Code on Flights Operated by KAL Between Seoul (SEL) and the following points:
Counsel: Shaw Pittman, Katherine Aldrich, 202.663.8060
Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Korean Air Lines Co. Ltd.
August 21, 1998
Re: 30-Day Notice | Exhibit A - New Code-Share Services
Pursuant to the blanket Statement of Authorization granted to Delta Air Lines, Inc. ("Delta") and Korean Air Lines Co. Ltd. ("KAL") on August 6, 1998, Delta and KAL hereby notify the Department that, beginning on or about September 20, 1998, the carriers intend to offer code-share services.
Counsel: Zuckert Scoutt, James Devall for Korean, 202.298.8660; Shaw Pittman, Robert Kohn for Delta, 202.663.8060
Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Korean Air Lines Co. Ltd.
March 20, 2002
Pursuant to the blanket statement of authorization issued August 6, 1998 (#98-394), Delta and KAL hereby notify the Department that beginning in May, 2002, Delta intends offer codeshare service on flights operated by KAL between Los Angeles and Tokyo.
Counsel: Zuckert Scoutt, William Callaway, 202.973.7906, and Shaw Pittman, Robert Cohn, 202.663.8060
Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Korean Air Lines
October 23, 2002
Re: Notice Regarding Delta Cdoesharing on KAL Flights and Request for Waiver
Pursuant to the blanket statement of authorization issued August 6, 1998 (#98394), Delta and KAL hereby notify the Department that Delta intends offer codeshare service on flights operated by KAL between Seoul and the following additional points in Asia:
Delta wishes to begin offering the new codeshare services as soon as possible after November 1, 2002. Accordingly, Delta requests at waiver of the 30 day prior notice requirement, but will not implement service until the earlier of 30 days from the date of this Notice or confirmation of the Department's agreement with this request. The proposed service points are unrestricted with respect to U.S. carrier third-country codesharing and involve points with existing U.S. flag direct and/or codeshare operations.
Counsel: Zuckert Scoutt, William Callaway, 202-973-7906 for KAL / Shaw Pittman, Robert Cohn, 202-663-8060 for Delta
Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Korean Air Lines
October 24, 2002
Re: Delta codesharing on Korean Air Lines Flights
This is to confirm that Delta's October 23, 2002 Notice concerning codesharing to Hong Kong, Bangkok and Auckland, consistent with the terms of Delta's blanket authority, applies to the open-entry codeshare rights available. under the applicable bilateral agreements. Should Delta desire to exercise fifth-freedom privileges at Hong Kong or Bangkok, Delta will apply for the appropriate limited-entry authority as required.
Counsel: Shaw Pittman, Alexander Van der Bellen, 202-663-8382, sascha.vanderbellen@shawpittman.com
Delta Air Lines, Inc. and Korean Air Lines
November 14, 2002
Re: Notice Regarding Delta Codesharing on Korean Air Lines and Request for a Waiver
Pursuant to the blanket statement of authorization issued August 6, 1998 (#98-394), Delta and KAL hereby notify the Department that Delta intends to offer codeshare service on flights operated by KAL between Seoul, Republic of Korea and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Delta wishes to begin offering the new codeshare services as soon as possible after December 1, 2002. Accordingly, Delta and KAL request a waiver of the 30 day prior notice requirement, but will not implement service until the earlier of 30 days from the date of this Notice or confirmation of the Department's agreement with this request. The proposed service points are unrestricted with respect to U.S. carrier third-country codesharing and involve points with existing U.S. flag direct and/or code share operations.
Counsel: Zuckert Scoutt, William Callaway, 202-973-7906 for KAL / Shaw Pittman, Robert Cohn, 202-663-8060 for Delta
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