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OST-2004-19673 - USA 3000 Airlines - US-Mexico
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USA 3000 Airlines OST-2004-19673 - Exemption - Philadelphia-Puerto Vallarta; Cleveland-Puerto Vallarta; Hartford-Cancun November 15, 2004 Applies for an exemption authorizing it to engage in scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property and mail on the following U.S. - Mexico routes:
USA 3000 would propose to initially operate this route on a seasonal basis. USA 3000 plans to begin service to Mexico on these routes on or about December 21, 2004, or as soon thereafter as all necessary Mexican licenses have been obtained. USA 3000 intends to operate these services with its growing fleet of new, state-of-the-art, Airbus A-320 aircraft. Counsel: Pierre Murphy, 202-776-3980, pmurphy@lopmurphy.com
November 30, 2004 Answer of State of Maryland in Support of Application Maryland submits that USA 3000 Airlines' application is consistent with the public interest and should be granted for the following reasons. First, the service would benefit passengers and shippers, as well as the Baltimore community and the entire Washington/Baltimore region. The service would also benefit passengers connecting at BWI on flights to other U.S. cities. Second, this new service would create additional opportunities for expanded tourism, international trade, and business for Maryland. Third, approval of USA 3000 Airlines' application would be consistent with the U.S.‑Mexico bilateral aviation agreement. Under the bilateral, "Washington/Baltimore" is treated as one "city" for purposes of the two designations allowed for each "city pair" market. For example, then, the U.S. and Mexico may designate up to two airlines each to operate scheduled combination services between Washington or Baltimore and Puerto Vallarta. Maryland strongly supports USA 3000 Airlines' proposed service in this "city pair" market. Counsel: Preston Gates, Jonathan Blank, 202-628-1700
Filed November 15, 2004 | Issued December 6, 2004 Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between (1) the terminal point Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the terminal point Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, (2) the terminal point Baltimore, Maryland, and the terminal point Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, (3) the terminal point Cleveland, Ohio, and the terminal point Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, (4) the terminal point St. Louis, Missouri, and the terminal point Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, (5) the terminal point Richmond, Virginia, and the terminal point Cancun, Mexico, (6) the terminal point Hartford, Connecticut, and the terminal point Cancun, Mexico, and (6) the terminal point Buffalo, New York, and the terminal point Cancun, Mexico. USA 3000 proposes initially to operate these routes on a seasonal basis, beginning on or about December 21, 2004. By: Paul Gretch
December 2, 2005 Due to the current situation in Cancun, USA 3000 wishes to advise the Department it no longer plans to operate service on the Richmond-Cancun route pursuant to authority granted by a NOAT dated December 6, 2004 (Docket OST-2004-19673). Therefore, consistent with the dormancy condition contained in the NOAT and Condition 7 of Appendix A of Order 1988-10-2, USA 3000 hereby respectfully provides notice of dormancy with respect to this route. Counsel: Pierre Murphy, 202-776-3980, pmurphy@lopmurphy.com
OST-2002-13527 - Exemption - Washington Dulles-Cancun January 17, 2006 Due to the current situation in Cancun, USA 3000 wishes to advise the Department it no longer plans to operate service on Washington(IAD)-Cancun pursuant to authority granted by NOAT dated December 15, 2005. Further, USA 3000 has no plans to operate service on Baltimore-Puerto Vallarta and St. Louis-Puerto Vallarta pursuant to NOAT dated December 6, 2004 Counsel: Pierre Murphy, 202-776-3980, pmurphy@lopmurphy.com
June 15, 2006 Notice of Cessation of Operation USA 3000 wishes to advise the Department it no longer plans to operate service on the Buffalo-Cancun route pursuant to authority granted by a NOAT dated December 6, 2004. Counsel: Pierre Murphy, 202-776-3980
August 9, 2006 Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority Hereby applies for renewal of its Exemption authorizing USA 3000 to engage in scheduled combination air transportation on the following U.S.-Mexico routes: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; Cleveland, Ohio-Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; and Hartford, Connecticut-Cancun, Mexico. USA has been successfully operating scheduled combination service on this route since grant of authority utilizing Airbus A-320 aircraft. In the December 6, 2004 Notice of Action Taken, authority was initially granted for an additional four routes: Baltimore, Maryland-Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; St. Louis, Missouri-Puerto Vallarta; Richmond, Virginia-Cancun, Mexico; and Buffalo, New York-Cancun, Mexico. USA 3000 is not seeking renewal of its Exemption authority on these routes as they have subsequently been returned to the Department. Counsel: Pierre Murphy, 202-776-3980, pmurphy@lopmurphy.com
Filed August 9, 2006 | Issued September 18, 2006 Renewal of scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between (1) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, (2) Cleveland, Ohio and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and (3) Hartford, Connecticut and Cancun, Mexico. USA 3000 states that it is not seeking renewal of its exemption authority for Baltimore-Puerto Vallarta, St. Louis-Puerto Vallarta, Richmond-Cancun, and Buffalo-Cancun services. See Notice of Action Taken issued on December 6, 2004, in this docket By: Paul Gretch
May 7, 2008 Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority USA has been successfully operating scheduled combination service on this route since grant of authority, utilizing Airbus A-320 aircraft (168Y). Counsel: Pierre Murphy, 202-776-3980 |
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