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American International Airways, Inc. (Exemption Amendment, Honolulu-Melbourne-Jakarta-Guam-Honolulu)

OST.96.1376 / Filed June 4, 1996

FullText - Application for Amendment of an Exemption

American International Airways, Inc. ("AIA") applies for amendment of an exemption from 49 U.S.C. §41101 (a) to add Guam as a coterminal point on the carrier's Honolulu - Melbourne - Jakarta all-cargo service. AIA plans to begin this service no later than June 29, and requests that the authority be awarded expeditiously to facilitate planning and marketing of this service. AIA further requests that the amendment become effective immediately and remain in effect for a two-year period or until the Department grants AlA's application for certificate authority (to be filed shortly), whichever occurs first.

Counsel: Galland Kharasch Morse Garfinkle

American International Airways, Inc. (New - Notice of Action Taken)

OST.96.1376 / Posted June 27, 1996

FullText - Notice of Action

American International Airways, Inc. (New - Notice of Action Taken)

OST.96.1605 / Posted August 7, 1996

Notice of Action

By Order 96012 the Department issued American International Airways (AIA) a certificate of public convenience and necessity to provide scheduled all-cargo services between the United States and Brazil (Route 695). By its terms the certificate would expire August 4, 1996, unless AIA commences service by that date. AIA sought exemption from its startup condition to the extent necessary to extend its proposed startup date to September 18, 1996. AIA stated that it has not yet received the necessary license from the Brazilian Government but expected that appropriate Brazilian authority for its scheduled operations will be secured by or before September 18, 1996

US - Brazil All-Cargo Service Proceeding

American International Airways (Exemption)

OST-95-316 / 96-1605 / Filed September 12, 1996

Emergency Application of American International for an Exemption to Delay Start of Service

As was the case in July, AIA is commercially and operationally prepared to begin its Brazil service. The carrier has been operating a heavy schedule of charter flights pursuant to monthly allocations of 20 charter flights from the DAC. AIA has been working closely, through local counsel, with the DAC, and has submitted extensive documentation. AIA is confident that all relevant materials are now under review by the DAC, and officials of the DAC have advised undersigned counsel that provisional authority should be issued shortly. Out of an abundance of caution, however, AIA has requested a 45-day exemption period to avoid another extension request should additional unforeseen administrative delays take place.

Requests expedited treatment, answers are due by September 16, 1996, so the DOT may act by September 17, 1996

Counsel: Galland Kharasch

American International Airways, Inc. (New - Notice of Action Taken)

OST-96-1605 / Posted September 18, 1996

Notice of Action

AIA seeks extension of the September 18 startup date to November 4, 1996. AIA stated that it has not yet received the necessary license from the Brazilian Government but expected that appropriate Brazilian authority for its scheduled operations will be secured by or before November 4, 1996

American International Airways, Inc. (Amend Certificate Authority, Route 677, US-Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama)

OST-97-2148 / Filed February 24, 1997

Application to Amend Certificate Authority

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AIA requests that Segment 2 of its Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for Route 677 be amended to authorize scheduled foreign air transportation of property and mail on the following route: Between a point or points in the United States and a point or points in Belize, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama, as co-terminal points.

Subpart Q, Answers are due by March 24, 1997

Counsel: Sher Blackwell, Mark Atwood, 202.463.2500

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