OST-1998-4024
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OST-1998-4024
Order 98-7-6 | OST-98-3817 | OST-98-3818 | OST-98-3819 | OST-98-3820 | OST-98-3598 | OST-98-4024 | Issued and Served July 8, 1998
By this order, we are (1) reissuing the interstate scheduled passenger certificates held by American Airlines, Inc. (American) and Executive Airlines, Inc. d/b/a American Eagle (Executive) under 49 U.S.C. 41102 to reflect the new standard "Love Field condition" and the current format for such certificates, (2) affirming our action in Order 98-4-24 reissuing American Eagle's certificate with this revised provision, and (3) amending the interstate scheduled certificates issued to other air carriers to reflect this new language.
By: Charles Hunnicutt
US Air Carrier Interstate Certificates / Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates- (Additional Information)
Order 98-7-6 | OST-98-4024 | July 9, 1998
Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates (Alaska
Airlines, Inc. | Alaska Seaplane Service LLC | Allegheny Airlines, Inc. d/b/a US Airways
Express | Alaska Juneau Aeronautics, Inc. d/b/a Wings of Alaska | Air Micronesia, Inc. |
Air Midwest, Inc. | Aloha Airlines, Inc.)
Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates (American
Airlines, Inc. | American International Airways, Inc. | Air Wisconsin
Airlines Corporation | America West Airlines, Inc. | Continental Airlines, Inc. |
Continental Airlines, Inc. | Southwest Airlines Co. | Executive Airlines, Inc. d/b/a
American Eagle, Inc.)
These certificates are being reissued to reflect the current format for such certificates and the change in the Love Field condition contained herein as a result of section 337 of the Department of Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriations Act of 1998.
By: Charles Hunnicutt
| Order 98-11-2 OST-98-4024 |
Issued and Served November 4, 1998 | Order Reissuing Certificate |
Interstate Scheduled Passenger |
| Attachment: Certificate of Public Convenience |
1. We amend and reissue the interstate scheduled passenger certificate of Air Nevada Airlines, Inc. d/b/a Pacific Wings to reflect (a) the new "Pacific Wings" trade name (b) the new standard Love Field condition, and (c) the current format for such certificates.
2. We will serve on Air Nevada Airlines a copy of this order and its amended interstate scheduled passenger certificate.
By: Charles Hunnicutt
Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates / Love Field
| OST-98-4024 | January 6, 1999 | Order |
Reissued Interstate Certificates by Order 98-7-6 on July 8, 1998 |
Reissued Interstate Certificates by Order 98-7-6 on July 8, 1998. Sky West Airlines, Inc. Tem Enterprises, Inc. SouthCentral Air, Inc. d/b/a Casino Express Spirit Airlines, Inc. Tower Air, Inc. Sun Country Airlines, Inc. Trans States Airlines, Inc. Taquan Air Service, Inc. Trans World Airlines, Inc.. d/b/a Taquan Air UFS, Inc. Airone United Air Lines, Inc. Tatonduk Outfitters, Ltd. US Airways, Inc. d/b/a Tatonduk Flying d/b/a US Airways Service d/b/a Metrojet d/b/a air Cargo Express
By: Patricia Thomas, Office of Air Carrier Fitness
| Order 99-6-2 OST-98-4024 |
Issued June 1, 1999 Served June 4, 1999 |
Order Issuing Certificate | Scheduled Passenger Certificate - Love Field Condition |
| Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (w/Terms, Conditions and Limitations) | |||
| Service List |
By Order 98-7-6, served July 8, 1998, the Department amended and reissue the interstate scheduled passenger certificates of the air carriers listed in Attachment A to that order to reflect the new standard "Love Field condition" and the cur-rent format for such certificates. Order 98-7-6 noted that the certificates of certain other carriers that were then undergoing continuing fitness reviews would be amended and reissued when those reviews were completed.
By: Bradley Mims
| Order 00-9-10 OST-98-4024 |
Issued September 12, 2000 Served September 15, 2000 |
Order Reissuing Certificate | Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates |
| Attachment: Certificate of Public Convenience |
AirTran Airways, Inc., holds a certificate authorizing it to engage in interstate scheduled air transportation of persons, property, and mail. By Order 98-7-6, served July 8, 1998, the Department amended and reissued the. interstate scheduled passenger certificates of the air carriers listed in Attachment A to that order to reflect changes in the types of operations that could be conducted to Dallas' Love Field and to reflect the current format for such certificates. Order 98-7-6 noted that the certificates of certain other carriers that were then undergoing continuing fitness reviews would be amended and reissued when those reviews were completed. AirTran Airways is one of the carriers that was undergoing an informal fitness review at the time Order 98-7-6 was issued. That review was completed with no information received that would lead us to conclude that the carrier was not fit to hold its certificate. As an administrative matter, we are now reissuing AirTran Airways' certificate to reflect the "Love Field condition" and format currently used for other carriers holding similar authority.
By: Randall Bennett
| Order 00-9-10 OST-98-4024 |
Issued September 12, 2000 Served September 15, 2000 |
Order Reissuing Certificate | Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates |
| Attachment: Certificate of Public Convenience |
AirTran Airways, Inc., holds a certificate authorizing it to engage in interstate scheduled air transportation of persons, property, and mail. By Order 98-7-6, served July 8, 1998, the Department amended and reissued the. interstate scheduled passenger certificates of the air carriers listed in Attachment A to that order to reflect changes in the types of operations that could be conducted to Dallas' Love Field and to reflect the current format for such certificates. Order 98-7-6 noted that the certificates of certain other carriers that were then undergoing continuing fitness reviews would be amended and reissued when those reviews were completed. AirTran Airways is one of the carriers that was undergoing an informal fitness review at the time Order 98-7-6 was issued. That review was completed with no information received that would lead us to conclude that the carrier was not fit to hold its certificate. As an administrative matter, we are now reissuing AirTran Airways' certificate to reflect the "Love Field condition" and format currently used for other carriers holding similar authority.
By: Randall Bennett
| Order 02-3-25 OST-98-4024 |
Issued March 28, 2002 Served April 2, 2002 |
Order Revoking Certificate | Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates |
Order 2002-3-25 revoking the interstate certificate issued by Order 98-7-6 to Reeve Aleutian Airways, Inc. It has now been over one year since Reeve ceased all air carrier operations. To date, the carrier has not filed an application to resume operations, nor do we have any other information that would lead us to conclude that it plans to resume operations any time soon. Under these circumstances, we will revoke, without prejudice, Reeve's certificate for reason of dormancy.
By: Randall Bennett
Express One International, Inc.
Order 04-04-16
OST-98-4024 - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued April 20, 2004 | Served April 23, 2004
Order Revoking Certificate Authority
The FAA advised us that Express One had reported to that agency that it had been unable to raise sufficient capital to complete its certification as a FAR Part 121 air carrier, that the carrier had decided to postpone seeking needed FAA operating authority, and that the FAA was canceling Express One’s certificate application. By letter dated March 24, 2004, the Department advised Express One that, in light of these circumstances, we planned to move forward with revoking the carrier’s DOT certificates pursuant to section 204.7. Therefore, we will revoke the interstate and foreign certificate authority held by Express One. By this order, however, we will revoke only Express One’s interstate certificate. Revocation of the carrier’s foreign certificate authority is subject to Presidential review under 49 U.S.C. 41307 and will be handled in a separate order.
Express One holds a certificate authorizing it to engage in interstate scheduled air transportation of persons, property, and mail; it also holds a certificate for Route 650 which authorizes the carrier to provide foreign scheduled air transportation of persons, property, and mail between points in the U.S., on the one hand, and Jamaica and Grand Cayman, on the other.
By: Randall Bennett
Express One International, Inc.
Order 04-06-08
OST-98-4024 - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued April 20, 2004 | Served June 11, 2004
Order Revoking Foreign Certificate | Word
By Order 2004-4-16, issued 4/20/04, we revoked for reason of dormancy the interstate scheduled passenger certificate of public convenience and necessity issued to Express One International, Inc. by Order 98-7-6.
By this order, we are revoking the company’s companion foreign scheduled passenger certificate authority for reason of dormancy. Instead of repeating our findings and conclusions in Order 2004-4-16, we incorporate them here by reference.
By: Randall Bennett
Midway Airlines Corporation
Order 04-11-07
OST-98-4024 - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued and Served November 12, 2004
Order Revoking Certificate Authority | Word
On July 29, 2004, we advised Midway that nine months had elapsed since its authority had been suspended and we had heard nothing from the company regarding its intention to resume operations. We further reminded the carrier that its certificate would be revoked if the Department had not received notification of its intentions to resume operations on or before October 30, 2004. This date has passed and the Department has heard nothing from the carrier as to its intent to resume operations.
By: Randall Bennett
Eagle Jet Charter, Inc.
Order 04-12-01
OST-98-4024 - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued and Served December 1, 2004
Order Revoking Certificate Authority | Word
By this order, we revoke the interstate scheduled certificate issued to Eagle Jet Charter, Inc. by Order 98-7-6 for reason of dormancy.
By: Randall Bennett
Allegheny Airlines, Inc. d/b/a US Airways Express
Order 2005-03-29
OST-98-4024 - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued March 22, 2005 | Served March 25, 2005
Order Cancelling Certificate Authority
Allegheny Airlines, Inc. d/b/a US Airways Express, a wholly owned subsidiary of US Airways Group, Inc., holds certificates of public convenience and necessity to engage in interstate and foreign scheduled air transportation of persons, property, and mail.
By letter dated August 3, 2004, US Airways, Inc. informed the Department that, on July 1, 2004, Allegheny merged with Piedmont Airlines, Inc. d/b/a US Airways Express. In that letter, US Airways also noted that Allegheny had surrendered its Operations Specifications to the Federal Aviation Administration on July 27, 2004, and that the carrier’s interstate and foreign certificates would be surrendered to the Department for cancellation.
In light of the above, we will cancel the interstate and foreign certificate authority held by Allegheny.
By: Randall Bennett
Allegheny Airlines, Inc. d/b/a US Airways Express
Order 2005-4-23
OST-1998-4024
Issued March 22, 2005 | Served May 2, 2005
Order Cancelling Foreign Certificate
By: Randall Bennett
Cape Smythe Air Service, Inc.
Order 2005-8-16
OST-1998-4024 - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued and Served August 22, 2005
Order Canceling Certificate Authority
Cape Smythe Air Service, Inc holds a certificate of public convenience and necessity to engage in interstate scheduled air transportation of persons, property, and mail between any point in any State, territory, or possession of the United States or the District of Columbia, and any other point in any of those entities.
By letter dated August 10, 2005, Cape Snwthe notified the Department of Transportation's Office of Aviation Analysis that it intended to surrender its Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity "for permanent revocation.
In light of the above, we will cancel the interstate certificate authority held by Cape Smythe.
By: Randall Bennett
Village Aviation, Inc. d/b/a Village Air Cargo
Order 2005-10-28
OST-1998-4024 - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued and Served October 26, 2005
Order Canceling Certificate Authority
By this order, we cancel the interstate certificate issued to Village Aviation, Inc. d/b/a Village Air Cargo, as amended and reissued by Order 1998-7-6, for reason of dormancy.
By Order 1998-7-6, issued July 8, 1998, we reissued to Village a certificate under 49 U.S.C. 41102 to engage in interstate scheduled air transportation of persons, property, and mail. The air carrier operated under this certificate until October 11, 2004, when it ceased all operations.
At this time, Village also advised us that it had surrendered its Air Carrier Certificate and operation specifications to the Federal Aviation Administration.
By: Todd Homan
PM Air, LLC / Promech, Inc. d/b/a Promech Air d/b/a Seaborne Seaplane Adventure
Order 2005-11-13
OST-2005-20363 - PM Air - Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity - Interstate
OST-1998-4024 - Promech - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued and Served November 17, 2005
Order Canceling Certificate Authority, Issuing Effective Certificate and Confirming Oral Action
By this order, we (1) confirm our oral action of October 28, 2005, making the interstate authority issued to PM Air, LLC effective on October 29, 2005, (2) reissue to the carrier its certificate of public convenience and necessity authorizing it to engage in interstate air transportation of persons, property, and mail to reflect its effective date, and (3) cancel the interstate authority issued to Promech, Inc. d/b/a Promech Air d/b/a Seaborne Seaplane Adventures by Order 98-7-6.
By: Todd Homan
Order 2006-2-18
OST-1998-4024 - Reissuance of Interstate Scheduled Passenger Certificates
Issued and Served February 27, 2006
Order Revoking Certificate Authority
By Order 1998-7-6, issued July 8, 1998, we reissued to Olson a certificate under 49 U.S.C. 41102 to engage in interstate scheduled air transportation of persons, property, and mail. The air carrier operated under its certificate until February 20, 2005, when it ceased all flights.
Section 204.7 of our rules states that an air carrier that ceases the operations for which it was found fit shall not resume operations without first having its fitness redetermined by the Department. Further, if the air carrier has not filed an application to have its fitness redetermined within one year of the date of cessation, its authority will be revoked for dormancy.
By letter dated March 11, 2005, the Department advised Olson that, pursuant to section 204.7 of the Department’s Aviation Economic Regulations, its authority was suspended and it could not resume air transportation operations until the Department had redetermined its fitness to do so. We further stated that if Olson did not resume operations by February 20, 2006, its authority would be revoked for dormancy. It has now been more than one year since Olson ceased operations and we have not received an application from Olson to have its fitness redetermined.
Under these circumstances and in accordance with section 204.7 of our rules, we find it appropriate to revoke Olson's certificate authority. This action is without prejudice to the company’s filing for new certificate authority in the future.
By: Todd Homan
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