OST-01-11016

OST-01-11016

United Airways

OST-01-11016	November 16, 2001	Application for Statement of Authorization	Blind Sector Codeshare for Air Canada - Miami - Santiago, Chile
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Air Canada proposes to offer services between points in Canada and Santiago, Chile. Air Canada will transport passengers in its own aircraft between points in Canada and Miami. That traffic will then connect with United's nonstop flights between Miami and Santiago. United will display Air Canada's "AC" designator code on United's Miami-Santiago flights, enabling Air Canada to offer Canada-Santiago online connecting services.

Air Canada's code will be displayed on United's Miami-Santiago flights only on a blind-sector basis for Air Canada traffic moving between Canada and Chile. Air Canada will not sell service under its designator code to local U.S.-Chile traffic.

Counsel: US Airways and O'Melveny Myers, Joel Burton

United Air Lines, Inc. and Air Canada

OST-01-11016

Filed November 16, 2001
Issued November 30, 2001

Department Action on Application

Blind Sector Code Share for Air Canada (MIA- SLC)

By: Teresa Bingham

United Air Lines, Inc.

OST-01-11016
OST-01-10176

November 19, 2002
Docketed November 20, 2002

Re: Notice of Cessation of Codeshare Services

Miami-Santiago, Chile Codeshare with Air Canada and Mexicana

United Air Lines, Inc., pursuant to condition (b) of the Department Action dated November 30, 2001 in docket OST-2001-11016 and the Department Action dated July 31, 2001 in docket OST-2001-10176, hereby gives notice of its decision to cease operating code-share services in the Miami-Santiago market under those statements of authorization. The termination of service will be effective January 6, 2003 southbound and January 7, 2003 northbound. The decision affects only Miami-Santiago code-shares. United will continue to operate code-share services involving both Air Canada and Mexicana in other markets.

Counsel: Wilmer Cutler, Jeffrey Manley, 202-663-6000