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OST-96-1839

US Airways, Inc.

Counsel: O'Melveny Myers, Illegible, 202.383.5300

US Airways, Inc.

Renew for two years exemption under 49 U.S.C. 40109 to provide the following service:   Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between Charlotte, North Carolina, and Bermuda.

US Airways, Inc.

US Airways hereby seeks a two-year renewal of this exemption authority. US Airways is currently providing daily service in this market, utilizing B-737 aircraft. Renewal of US Airways' exemption will clearly serve the public interest. US Airways is the only airline, foreign or domestic, offering nonstop service between Charlotte and Bermuda. In addition, through its mainline and Express operations at its Charlotte hub, US Airways provides convenient, on-line connecting service to Bermuda from a significant number of southeastern U.S. communities, thereby supporting commerce and tourism between Bermuda and the many communities served by US Airways' Charlotte network.

Counsel: O'Melveny Myers, Joel Stephen Burton, 202.383.5300

US Airways, Inc.

Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between Charlotte, North Carolina, and Bermuda.

By:  Paul Gretch

US Airways, Inc.

By this application, US Airways seeks to renew this exemption authority for another two-year term. US Airways currently provides daily roundtrip service on a seasonal basis between Charlotte and Bermuda using A-319 aircraft (120 seats).

Counsel:  O'Melveny Myers, Joel Stephan Burton, 202.383.5300

Filed July 3, 2002 | Issued July 22, 2002

Notice of Action Taken

Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between Charlotte, North Carolina, and Bermuda.

By: Paul Gretch

OST-01-11152 - Washington, DC-Bermuda
OST-96-1839 - Charlotte-Bermuda

February 5, 2004

Application for Renewal of Exemption

Applies for renewal of its exemptions to engage in scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between Washington, DC, and Bermuda (Docket OST-01-11152, NOAT issued April 18, 2002), and between Charlotte, NC, and Bermuda (Docket OST-96-1839, NOAT issued July 22, 2002). In addition, US Airways requests that the Department give these two exemption authorities a common expiration date to run concurrently with its other Bermuda exemption authority (Docket OST-03-14671, NOAT issued March 18, 2003 (FLL-BDA)), and, to the extent permitted, consolidate these Bermuda exemption authorities into one of these dockets.

Counsel: US Airways, Elizabeth Lanier, 703-872-5230, elanier@usairways.com

OST-01-11152 - Exemption - Washington, DC/Chicago-Bermuda
OST-96-1839 - Exemption - Charlotte-Bermuda

Filed February 5, 2004 | Amended April 2, 2004 | Issued April 19, 2004

Notice of Action Taken | Word

DOCKET OST-01-11152 - Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property and mail (1) between Washington DC and Bermuda (renewal of existing authority), and (2) between Chicago, Illinois and Bermuda (new authority).

DOCKET OST-96-1839 - Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property and mail between Charlotte, North Carolina, and Bermuda (renewal of existing authority).

US Airways requests that the exemption authorities described above be issued with a common expiration date to run concurrently with its other Bermuda exemption authority in Docket OST-03-14671, set to expire on March 18, 2005.  US Airways also requests that these Bermuda exemption authorities be consolidated into one of the referenced dockets.

US Airways amended its application in Docket OST-01-11152 by requesting new authority between Chicago and Bermuda. US Airways states that it plans to provide service between Chicago and Bermuda under a code-share arrangement with United Air Lines.  However, US Airways states that it wants the opportunity to provide service to this Bermuda market either directly or through a code-share arrangement.

We have granted the carrier’s request to consolidate the exemption authority granted here into Docket OST-01-11152.  Thus, the carrier may henceforth file in Docket OST-01-11152 at such time as it seeks to make requests concerning its exemption authority to serve the Charlotte/Chicago/Washington-Bermuda markets. 

By: Paul Gretch

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