OST-1998-3958

OST-1998-3958

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Sun Jet International, Inc. (Intent to Resume Interstate Charter and Exemption from Revocation for Dormancy)

OST-98-3958 | June 15, 1998

Application for an Exemption from the Revocation for Dormancy Provisions

By: A. Edward Jenner, 518-436-9440

Sun Jet International, Inc.

OST-98-3958

December 17, 1998

U.S. DOT/OST - Letter Granting Additional 90 Days

Exemption - Interstate Charter Air Transportation

Letter of John V. Coleman granting an additional 90 days through March 18, 1999.

By: John Coleman

Sun Jet International, Inc.

OST-98-3958 - Docket # Added 6/16 48759	June 8, 1999	Application for a Change of Corporate Name	Change of Corporate Name
		Copy of filing with Delaware Secretary of State
		Copy of Corporate Resolution
		FAA Certificate

By: Thomas Kolfenbach, President, 727.532.1632

Sun Jet International, Inc.

Order 99-6-15
OST-98-3958

June 16, 1999

Order Reissuing Certificate

Exemption - Interstate Charter Air Transportation

Order 99-6-15 reissues in the attached form the interstate charter certificate issued to Sun Jet International, Inc. d/b/a Southeast Airlines, by Order 99-3-9. This order is effectively immediately, and the filing of petition for review shall not alter its effectiveness. Petitions due June 28, 1999.

By: John V. Coleman

Order 2006-2-12
OST-1998-3958 - Interstate Charter Air Transportation

Issued and Served February 16, 2006

Order Revoking Certificate Authority

By Order 1999-6-15, issued June 16, 1999, we reissued to Southeast a certificate of public convenience and necessity for interstate charter air transportation of persons, property, and mail under 49 U.S.C. 41102. By Order 2001-2-11, issued December 15, 2001, Southeast was issued a companion certificate to engage in foreign passenger charter air transportation (See Docket OST-2000-7956). The air carrier operated under these certificates until November 30, 2004, when it ceased all operations.

By letter dated December 2, 2004, the Department advised Southeast that, pursuant to section 204.7, its authority was suspended and that it could not resume air transportation operations until the Department had redetermined its fitness to do so. We further stated that if Southeast did not resume operations by November 30, 2005, its authority would be revoked for dormancy. It has now been more than one year since Southeast ceased operations and we have not received an application from Southeast to have its fitness redetermined.

Under these circumstances, and in accordance with section 204.7 of our rules, we find it appropriate to revoke Southeast’s certificate authority. This action is without prejudice to the company’s filing for new certificate authority in the future.

By: Todd Homan