Order 2002-3-21

Order 2002-3-21

Amerijet International, Inc.

Order 02-3-21 OST-01-11251	Issued March 22, 2002 Served March 22, 2002	Order Disclaiming Jurisdiction and Reissuing and Canceling Certificates	Transfer of Operating Authority
		Attachment: Certificates
		Service List

By this order, we confirm our oral action of December 31, 2001, disclaiming jurisdiction over the transfer of interstate and foreign certificate and other operating authorities issued to Amerijet International, Inc. (Amerijet) to a newly formed corporation also named Amerijet International, Inc. At the same time, as discussed below, we are canceling certain redundant and unused authority held by the carrier.

By: Randall Bennett

Amerijet International, Inc.

Order 02-3-21 OST-01-11251	Issued March 22, 2002 Served April 11, 2002	Order Disclaiming Jurisdiction and Reissuing and Canceling Certificates * Erratum	Transfer of Operating Authority
		Attachments: Certificate Route 597
		Service List

In issuing Order 2002-3-21, we inadvertently failed to list in footnote 6 certain exemption authority granted previously to Amerijet International, Inc. (Amerijet) that was to be reissued to the reincorporated Amerijet. Moreover, we inadvertently failed to include Haiti on the reissued foreign scheduled cargo certificate for Route 597. Therefore, footnote 6 to Order 2002-3-21 is changed to read:

In addition, we consider the following exemption authority previously granted to Amerijet International, Inc., to be reissued to the reincorporated Amerijet International, Inc.: (1) exemption to provide foreign scheduled cargo air transportation between Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, on the one hand, and the Turks and Caicos Islands, on the other (Notice of Action Taken dated March 7, 2001, Docket OST-97-2183); (2) exemption to provide foreign scheduled cargo air transportation between Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, on the one hand, and Caracas, Maracaibo, and Valencia, Venezuela, on the other (Notice of Action Taken dated May 31, 2000, Docket OST-95-557); (3) exemption to provide foreign scheduled cargo air transportation between Miami and Panama City (Notice of Action Taken dated December 21, 2000, Docket OST-96-1046) and (4) exemption to provide foreign scheduled cargo air transportation between Ft. Lauderdale, on the one hand, and Cancun, Guadalajara, Merida, and Mexico City, Mexico, on the other; and between Ft; Lauderdale and Panama City (Notice of Action Taken dated May 31, 2000, Docket OST-98-3383). The foreign scheduled cargo certificate for Route 597 is reissued in the attached form to include Haiti.

By: Randall Bennett