OST-1997-2446 - Aero California - Torreon-Los Angeles

OST-1997-2446

Aero California S.A. de C.V. (Exemption)

OST-1997-2446 - Torreon-Los Angeles

May 5, 1997

Application for Exemption Authority | HTML

Aero California would utilize its fleet of DC-9 aircraft to provide the new flight services for which exemption authority is sought. It anticipates operating approximately three to four flights weekly on these routes and eventually providing daily service as demand warrants. Aero California anticipates that there will be a significant immediate demand for its services on these new routes and thus it intends to inaugurate services on these routes in the near future. In order to allow sufficient time for Aero California to make the necessary preparations and to promote its new services, Aero California requests DOT to act promptly on this application.

Exhibit A | Service List

Answers are due by May 20, 1997

Counsel: Steptoe Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

OST-97-2446 | Posted May 28, 1997

Notice of Action

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Exemption from 49 USC section 41301 to permit the applicant to conduct scheduled, combination service between: 1) Torreon, Mexico, and Los Angeles, California; 2) Mazatlan, Mexico, and San Francisco, California; 3) Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and San Francisco, California; 4) Chihuahua, Mexico, and Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas; and 5) Aquascalientes, Mexico, and Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.

Supplement Filing for May 28, 1997

By: Paul Gretch

OST-97-2446 | May 28, 1997

Supplement to Application for Exemption Authority

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Following submission of Aero Californians May 5 Application, the Government of Mexico withdrew Aero Californians designation to serve the Zihuatanejo-Los Angeles route. Accordingly, by this supplemental filing, Aero California withdraws its request for exemption authority to serve the Zihuatanejo-Los Angeles route. At such time as its designation may be restored, Aero California will submit a new application for this authority.

Counsel: Boros Garofalo, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

OST-97-2446 | Posted May 28, 1997

Notice of Action

Supplement Filing for May 28, 1997

By: Paul Gretch

Order 97-6-5 | Issued June 4, 1997 | Served June 10, 1997

Order

OST-97-2446 | May 28, 1998

Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority

Submits this application for renewal of its exemption from 49 U.S.C. S 41301, issued in this Docket, allowing it to conduct scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property and mail between:

Torreon, Mexico and Los Angeles, California;
Mazatlan, Mexico and San Francisco, California;
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and San Francisco, California;
Chihuahua, Mexico and Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas;
Aquascalientes, Mexico and Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas

Answers are due by June 12, 1998

Service List

Counsel: Steptoe Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

OST-97-2446 | Filed May 28,1998 | Action Taken July 10, 1998

Notice of Action

Exemption from 49 USC section 41301 to permit the applicant to continue to conduct. for a period of one year, scheduled, combination services between: l) Torreon, Mexico, and Los Angeles, California; 2) Mazatlan, Mexico, and San Francisco, California; 3) Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and San Francisco, California; 4) Chihuahua, Mexico and Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas; and 5) Aguascalientes, Mexico, and Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.

Applicant Rep.: David Coburn, 202.429.8063

OST-96-1836 OST-97-2446 OST-97-2791	July 9, 1999	Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority	Mexico-US
		Service List

The routes for which Aero California seeks renewal of its authority are as follows:

(1) between the coterminal points of Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz, and Manzanillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other;
(2) between San Jose del Cabo, Mexico and the terminal point Phoenix, Arizona.
(3) between Hermosillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and Tucson, Arizona, on the other;
(4) between the coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; and
(5) between Durango, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.
(6) Torreon, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other;
(7) Mazatlan, Mexico, on the one hand, and San Francisco, California, on the other;
(8) Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on the one hand, and San Francisco, California, on the other;
(9) Aguascalientes, Mexico, on the one hand, and Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas, on the other; and
(10) Zacatecas, Mexico and Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas.

Counsel: Steptoe Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

OST-96-1836
OST-97-2446
OST-97-2791

Filed July 9, 1999
Issued August 6, 1999

Notice of Action Taken

Mexico-US

Exemption from 49 USC section 41301 to permit the applicant to continue to conduct scheduled, combination services between: 1) the Mexican coterminal points Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz and Manzanillo, and the U.S. terminal point Los Angeles, California; 2) San Jose del Cabo, Mexico, and Phoenix, Arizona; 3) Hermosillo, Mexico, and Tucson, Arizona; 4) the Mexican coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, and the U.S. terminal point Los Angeles, California; 5) Durango, Mexico, and Los Angeles, California; 6) Torreon, Mexico, and Los Angeles, California; 7) Mazatlan, Mexico, and San Francisco, California; 8) Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and San Francisco, California; 9) Aguascalientes,, Mexico, and Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas; and 10) Zacatecas, Mexico, and Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas.

By: Paul Gretch

OST-96-1836 OST-97-2446	August 4, 2000	Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority	Mexico- U.S.
		Service List

The routes for which Aero California seeks renewal of its authority are as follows:

(1) between the coterminal points of Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz, and Manzanillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other;
(2) between Hermosillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and Tucson, Arizona, on the other;
(3) between the coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; and
(4) between Durango, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

Counsel: Steptoe Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

OST-96-1836
OST-97-2446

Filed August 4, 2000
Issued April 4, 2001

Notice of Action Taken

U.S.- Mexico

By: Paul Gretch

OST-96-1836 OST-97-2446 OST-01-9359	April 3, 2002	Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority	U.S.- Mexico
		Service List

OST-96-1836:

(1) between the coterminal points of Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz, and Manzanillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other;
(2) between Hermosillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and Tucson, Arizona, on the other;
(3) between the coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; and .
(4) between Durango, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

OST-97-2446:

Between Torreon, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

OST-01-9359:

Between Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

Aero California is headquartered at La Paz, Baja California Sur International Airport. With its fleet of DC-9 aircraft, Aero California currently provides service between points throughout the Baja California Peninsula and numerous other points within Mexico, on the one hand, and points in the United States, on the other.

Counsel: Steptoe Johnson, David Coburn, 202.429.8063

OST-96-1836
OST-97-2446

Filed April 3, 2002
Issued April 22, 2002

Notice of Action Taken

U.S.- Mexico

Exemption from 49 USC section 41301 to permit the applicant to continue to conduct scheduled, combination services between: 1) the Mexican coterminal points Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz, Manzanillo, Mazatlan, Guaymas, Tijuana, Durango and Torreon, and the U.S. terminal point Los Angeles, California; and 2) Hermosillo, Mexico, and Tucson, Arizona.

By: Paul Gretch

OST-96-1836 OST-97-2446 OST-01-9359	April 16, 2003	Application for Renewal of Exemption	Mexico-US
		Service List

OST-96-1836:

Between the coterminal points of Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz, and Manzanillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other;

(1) between Hermosillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and Tucson, Arizona, on the other;
(2) between the coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; and
(3) between Durango, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

OST-97-2446:

Between Torreon, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

OST-01-9359:

Between Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

Counsel: Steptoe Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

OST-96-1836 - Mexico-US
OST-97-2446 - Mexico-US

Filed April 16, 2003 | Issued August 4, 2003

Notice of Action Taken | Word

Exemption from 49 USC section 41301 to permit the applicant to continue to conduct scheduled, combination services between: 1) the 11 Mexican coterminal points Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz, Manzanillo, Mazatlan, Guaymas, Tijuana, Durango, and Torreon, and the U.S. terminal point Los Angeles, California; and 2) Hermosillo, Mexico, and Tucson, Arizona.

By: Paul Gretch

OST-96-1836 - Loreto/San Jose del Cabo/Culiacacan/Hermosillo/La Paz/Mazatlan/Guymas/Tijuana/Durango-Los Angeles / Hermosillo-Tucson
OST-97-2446 - Torreon-Los Angeles
OST-01-9359 - Puerto Vallarta-Los Angeles

July 26, 2004

Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority

Between the coterminal points of Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz, and Manzanillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other;
Between Hermosillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and Tucson, Arizona, on the other;
Between the coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; and
Between Durango, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.
Between Torreon, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.
Between Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

Aero California is headquartered at La Paz, Baja California Sur International Airport. With its fleet of DC‑9 aircraft, Aero California currently provides service between points throughout the Baja California Peninsula and numerous other points within Mexico, on the one hand, and points in the United States, on the other.

Counsel: Steptoe Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

Filed July 26, 2004 | Issued October 21, 2004

Notice of Action Taken

Exemption from 49 USC section 41301 to permit the applicant to continue to conduct scheduled, combination services between: 1) the six Mexican coterminal points Loreto/San Jose del Cabo/Culiacan/La Paz/Hermosillo/Manzanillo, and the U.S. terminal point Los Angeles, California; 2) Hermosillo, Mexico, and Tucson, Arizona; 3) the three Mexican coterminal points Mazatlan/Guaymas/Tijuana, and the U.S. terminal point Los Angeles; 4) Durango, Mexico, and Los Angeles; 5) Torreon, Mexico, and Los Angeles; and 6) Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and Los Angeles.

By: Paul Gretch

OST-1996-1836 - Loreto/San Jose del Cabo/Culiacacan/Hermosillo/La Paz/Mazatlan/Guymas/Tijuana/Durango-Los Angeles / Hermosillo-Tucson
OST-1997-2446 - Torreon-Los Angeles
OST-2001-9359 - Puerto Vallarta-Los Angeles

October 20, 2005

Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority

The routes for which Aero California seeks renewal of its authority are as follows:

Between the coterminal points of Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Herrnosillo, La Paz, and Manzanillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other;
Between the coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; and
Between Durango, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.
Between Torreon, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.
Between Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

Counsel: Steptoe & Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

Filed October 20, 2005 | Issued November 29, 2005

Notice of Action Taken

Renewal of exemption from 49 USC 41301 to permit the applicant to conduct scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between: 1) the six Mexican coterminal points Loreto/San Jose del Cabo/Culiacan/La Paz/Hermosillo/Manzanillo, and Los Angeles, California; 2) the three Mexican coterminal points Mazatlan/Guaymas/Tijuana, and Los Angeles; 3) Durango, Mexico, and Los Angeles; 4) Torreon, Mexico, and Los Angeles; and 5) Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and Los Angeles.

By: Paul Gretch

OST-1996-1836 - Loreto/San Jose del Cabo/Culiacan/Hermosillo/La Paz/Mazatlan/Guymas/Tijuana/Durango-Los Angeles / Hermosillo-Tucson
OST-1997-2446 - Torreon-Los Angeles
OST-2001-9359 - Puerto Vallarta-Los Angeles

November 28, 2006

Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority

Aero California hereby submits this application for renewal of its exemptions from 49 U.S.C. § 41301, issued in the above dockets, allowing it to conduct certain scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property and mail. The routes for which Aero California seeks renewal of its authority are as follows:

OST-1996-1836:

Between the coterminal points of Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Culiacan, Hermosillo, La Paz, and Manzanillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other;
between the coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; and
between Durango, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

OST-1997-2446:

Between Torreon, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

OST-2001-9359:

Between Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

With its fleet of DC-9 aircraft, Aero California currently provides service between points throughout the Baja California Peninsula and numerous other points within Mexico, and has provided service between such points, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, CA, on the other. Aero California intends to restore service at Los Angeles, CA in the near future, serving the points identified herein.

Counsel: Steptoe & Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063

Filed November 28, 2006 | Amended March 15, 2007 | Issued March 20, 2007

Notice of Action Taken

Renewal of exemption from 49 USC 41301 to permit the applicant to conduct scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between: 1) the five Mexican coterminal points Loreto/San Jose del Cabo/La Paz/Hermosillo/ManzaniIlo, and Los Angeles, California; 2) the three Mexican coterminal points MazatIan/Guaymas/Tijuana, and Los Angeles; 3) Durango, Mexico, and Los Angeles; 4) Torreon, Mexico, and Los Angeles; and 5) Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and Los Angeles.

Our November 29, 2005 action also awarded Aero California authority to operate between Culiacan, Mexico, and Los Angeles in Docket OST-1996-1836. By letter dated March 15, 2007, Aero California withdrew its request for renewal of that authority.

By: Paul Gretch

OST-1996-1836 - Exemption - Loreto/San Jose del Cabo/Culiacan/Hermosillo/La Paz/Mazatlan/Guymas/Tijuana/Durango-Los Angeles / Hermosillo-Tucson
OST-1997-2446 - Exemption - Torreon-Los Angeles
OST-2001-9359 - Exemption - Puerto Vallarta-Los Angeles

March 19, 2008

Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority

OST-1996-1836 - (1) Between the coterminal points of Loreto, San Jose del Cabo, Hermosillo, La Paz, and Manzanillo, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; (2) between the coterminal points Mazatlan, Guaymas and Tijuana, Mexico, on the one hand, and the terminal point Los Angeles, California, on the other; and (3) between Durango, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

OST-1997-2446 - Between Torreon, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

OST-2001-9359 - Between Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, California, on the other.

Successfully engaged in transporting persons, property and mail within Mexico since 1967. Aero California is headquartered at La Paz, Baja California Sur International Airport. With its fleet of DC-9 aircraft, Aero California currently provides service between points throughout the Baja California Peninsula and numerous other points within Mexico, and has provided service between such points, on the one hand, and Los Angeles, CA, on the other. Aero California is currently working toward restoration of service in the next several months between certain points in Mexico for which it seeks renewal of exemption authority and Los Angeles, CA. To that end, Aero California is in the process of making arrangements for the restoration of service, including hiring personnel.

Counsel: Steptoe & Johnson, David Coburn, 202-429-8063, dcoburn@steptoe.com