OST-03-14213

OST-03-14213

Delaware Skyways LLC

OST-03-14213	January 7, 2003	Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity	Interstate Charter Passenger
		Table of Contents
		Citizenship Affidavit
		Fleet of Current Aircraft
		Corporate Statement of Good Standing
		Stock
		Corporate Organizations
		Key Personnel Resumes
		Ownership Percentages
		Required Key Personnel
		Financial Position
		Revenue Forecast
		Capital Estimate/Debt Statement
		Outstanding Judgement(s)
		Compliance/Violations/Accidents-Mishaps

Applicant is a newly formed Flight School in New Castle Delaware, at New Castle County Airport, (KILG), and currently holds no authority to conduct Air Transportation. The applicant does currently hold FAA Authority under 14 C.F.R. Part 141.

Applicant proposed operation is to commence as a single aircraft 14 CFR Part 135 charter operation carrying persons, property or cargo for hire, primarily within the the North East/Mid Atlantic United States, although flights within the Contiguous United States and Bahamas are contemplated. The Aircraft to be used will be a factory new Cessna 172S.

Counsel: Joseph Lamonaca, 610 558-3376

Delaware Skyways, LLC

OST-03-14213

January 14, 2003
Docketed January 15, 2003

Motion for Withdrawal of Application and Return of Application Fee

Certificate - Interstate Charter Air Transportation

Motion of Delaware Skyways, LLC withdrawing its application in Docket Number OST-03-14213, for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity authorizing Charter Air Transportation pursuant to 49 USC section 41102.

Counsel: Joseph Lamonaca, 610 558-3376

Delaware Skyways, LLC

Order 03-1-24
OST-03-14213

Issued January 23, 2003
Served January 28, 2003

Order Dismissing Application

Word Document

Interstate Charter Air Transportation

A cursory review of Delaware Skyways' certificate application indicated that the operations it intended to perform--charter operations using a 4 seat Cessna 172 did not require that the company hold a certificate under 49 U.S.C. 41102 provided that it register as an air taxi operator under Part 298 of the Department's rules (14 CFR 298). Therefore, we contacted the company and advised it that rather than pursue its certificate application, it could choose to withdraw this application and register as an air taxi operator.

By: Randall Bennett