Order 2010-8-15

Served: August 30, 2010 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Issued by the Department of Transportation

on the 30th day of August, 2010

Joint application of

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES, INC.,

CONTINENTAL MICRONESIA, INC., 

AIR MICRONESIA, INC.

and UNITED AIR LINES, INC.

for an exemption from the provisions of 49 U.S.C. 

§ 41105 pursuant to 49 U.S.C. § 40109

Docket DOT-OST-2010-0165

ORDER GRANTING EXEMPTION

Summary

By this order, we exempt Continental Airlines, Inc., Continental Micronesia, Inc., and Air 

Micronesia, Inc. (together, “Continental”), and United Air Lines Inc. (“United”) (hereinafter the 

“Joint Applicants”), from the provisions of section 41105 of Title 49 of the United States Code 

(the Statute), to the extent necessary to allow the Joint Applicants to operate under the common 

ownership of United pending the Department’s action on a contemporaneously filed de facto

transfer application, subject to certain conditions.

Background 

On May 13, 2010, in accordance with the provisions of section 204.5 of our rules 

(14 CFR 204.5) requiring carriers to notify us of substantial changes affecting their operations, 

UAL Corporation (“UAL”), the parent company of United, together with Continental and UAL 

subsidiary JT Merger Sub Inc.(“JT Merger Sub”), advised the Department of an Agreement and 

Plan of Merger allowing for the shareholders of UAL and Continental to exchange shares of 

stock, and JT Merger Sub to merge into Continental, with Continental continuing as the 

surviving corporation. Continental will then become a wholly-owned subsidiary of UAL 

Corporation, which will change its name to United Continental Holdings, Inc. (“United 

Continental Holdings”). 

Shortly thereafter, on June 24, 2010, the Joint Applicants filed the subject application in Docket 

DOT-OST-2010-0165 requesting an exemption from section 41105 of the Statute. The 
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Department has held that a stock acquisition resulting in common ownership and control of two 

or more air carriers having international route authority constitutes a de facto certificate transfer 

subject to section 41105. The relief requested here would allow the Joint Applicants to operate 

under the common ownership of United pending the Department’s action on a 

contemporaneously filed de facto transfer application.1 In support of this request, the Joint 

Applicants state that, upon consummation of the transaction, United and Continental will remain 

separate entities and will operate as separate brands. They further contend that grant of the 

exemption request would be consistent with the past practice of the Department. 

Continental is a Delaware corporation founded in 1934 and based in Houston, Texas. The air 

carrier is authorized to carry passengers, cargo, and mail under interstate and foreign scheduled 

certificate authority.

2

 Continental operates approximately 6,810 weekly flights to 130 

destinations in the United States, Europe, Central and South America, Asia, Canada, Mexico, 

Micronesia, and the Caribbean; employs approximately 43,000 people; and operates a fleet of 

313 jets and 253 regional aircraft. 

Continental’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Air Micronesia (“AMI”), and AMI’s subsidiary, 

Continental Micronesia (“CMI”), are corporations organized under the laws of the State of 

Delaware and are based in Guam. The air carriers are authorized to carry passengers, cargo, and 

mail under interstate and foreign scheduled certificate authority.

3

 CMI operates approximately 

222 weekly flights, including flights operated as AMI flights, using a fleet of 10 B737 and four 

B767 aircraft. 

United is a Delaware corporation founded in 1926 and based in Chicago, Illinois. The air carrier 

is authorized to carry passengers, cargo, and mail under interstate and foreign scheduled 

certificate authority4and operates approximately 3,000 daily flights to over 200 destinations in 

the United States, Europe, Asia, South America, Canada, Mexico, Africa, and the Caribbean. 

United employs approximately 49,500 people and operates a fleet of 360 jets. The Joint 

Applicants are both members of the Star Alliance. 

No answers opposing the Joint Applicants’ exemption request were filed. 

Decision

We have decided to grant the Joint Applicants’ request for an exemption from the provisions of 

section 41105 until we have ruled on the de facto transfer request. The Joint Applicants 

 

1 On June 24, 2010, concurrent with their exemption application in Docket DOT-OST-2010-0165, the Joint 

Applicants filed an application in Docket DOT-OST-2010-0163 for the Department’s approval under 49 U.S.C. § 

41105 of the de facto transfer of the economic authorities held by Continental to Continental under the ownership of 

United. No answers were filed.

2

See Order 81-12-131, dated December 22, 1981. This order was later reissued by Order 98-7-6 to reflect the 

revised “Love Field” condition. See Attachment A for a complete list of Continental, CMI, and AMI’s foreign 

authorities. 

3

See Orders 81-12-131 and 92-11-46. These orders were later reissued by Order 98-7-6 to reflect the revised 

“Love Field” condition. 

4

See Order 81-12-131, dated December 22, 1981. This order was later reissued by Order 98-7-6 to reflect the 

revised “Love Field” condition. See Attachment B for a complete list of United’s foreign authorities.
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correctly note that our grant of exemptions in cases such as this is contingent upon the air 

carriers involved, in this case Continental and United, remaining separate and independently 

operated corporations until a ruling has been made in the underlying de facto transfer case. In 

this case, as in previous cases,5 we see no reason to withhold exemption authority pending 

Departmental action on the certificate transfer application. As long as Continental and United

remain separate entities, should we disapprove the proposed transfer either in whole or in part,

United Continental Holdings could divest itself of Continental. The Joint Applicants should not 

construe our grant of this exemption as a decision to approve the related de facto transfer 

application or any aspect of that application. 

ACCORDINGLY,

1. We exempt Continental Airlines, Inc., Continental Micronesia, Inc., Air Micronesia, Inc., and 

United Air Lines, Inc. from the provisions of section 41105 of the Statute, subject to the 

condition that Continental Airlines, Inc., Continental Micronesia, Inc., Air Micronesia, Inc., and 

United Air Lines, Inc., remain separate and continue to be operated as such during the described 

pendency of its application in Docket DOT-OST-2010-0163.

2. This authority shall be effective until 90 days after the Department issues its final order on 

the joint application of Continental Airlines, Inc., Continental Micronesia, Inc., Air Micronesia, 

Inc., and United Air Lines, Inc., in Docket DOT-OST-2010-0163 for approval of a transfer of 

route authority under section 41105 of the Statute.

3. We may amend, modify, or revoke this order at any time and without hearing.

4. We will serve a copy of this order on the persons listed in Attachment C.

By:

SUSAN L. KURLAND

Assistant Secretary

for Aviation and International Affairs

An electronic version of this document is available on the World Wide Web at

http://www.regulations.gov

 

5

See Order 97-9-3, p. 3; Order 97-11-8, p. 5; Order 99-4-5, p. 4; Order 2001-9-16, p. 4; and Order 2008-10-29, 

p.3.
Attachment A 

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES, CONTINENTAL MICRONESIA AND AIR MICRONESIA

INTERNATIONAL ROUTES AND RELATED AUTHORITIES

I. CONTINENTAL AIRLINES, INC.

A. CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY6

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

836 Blanket Open-Skies Route 

Authority7

2007-4-19 Indefinite

[none] Blanket Route Integration 

Authority

2006-1-1 March 6, 2011

29-F Between a point or points in 

the U.S. (except Saipan, 

Commonwealth of the 

Northern Mariana Islands, 

Guam and the Trust Territory 

of the Pacific Islands 

(Palau)), Puerto Rico, and the 

Virgin Islands, and Hong 

Kong

Between any point or points 

in the U.S. and Belize City, 

Belize

Between Miami and New 

York/Newark, and Bermuda

Between a point or points in 

the U.S. and Tel Aviv, Israel

Between Houston, and

Guayaquil and Quito, 

Ecuador*

2002-2-1

2000-8-19

Segment 14

Indefinite

Indefinite

Indefinite

Indefinite

August 25, 2005/

Renewal and amendment filed 

February 25, 2005 

(DOT-OST-95-958)

 

6

For those authorities marked with a “*,” Continental has invoked the automatic extension provisions of 5 

U.S.C. § 558(c), as implemented by Part 377 of the Department’s Special Regulations, to continue its authority in

effect pending action on each of the renewal applications referenced herein.

7 All points otherwise covered by Continental’s blanket open-skies authority have been excluded from this 

table.
2

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

Between a point or points in 

the U.S. and Barranquilla and 

San Andres, Colombia

Between Seattle/Tacoma, 

Portland, San Francisco, 

Oakland, San Jose, Los 

Angeles, Ontario, Long 

Beach, San Diego, and 

Honolulu, the intermediate 

point Pago Pago, and the 

coterminal points 

Papeete, Tahiti, and Nadi, 

Fiji

Between the U.S. and Portau-Prince and Cap Haitian, 

Haiti; Santo Domingo and 

Puerto Plata, Dominican 

Republic; St. Johns, Antigua 

and Barbuda; Point-a-Pitre, 

Guadeloupe; Fort-de-France, 

Martinique; St. Kitts, St. 

Lucia, Barbados and Grenada

Between Newark and 

Algeria; Tunisia; Egypt; Tel 

Aviv, Israel; Syria; Yemen; 

Iran; and Afghanistan

Indefinite

Indefinite

Indefinite

Indefinite
3

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

59 Between New York/Newark, 

Atlanta, Miami/Ft. 

Lauderdale, Omaha, St. 

Louis, Cleveland, and 

Borinquen, San Juan, 

Mayaguez and Ponce, Puerto 

Rico, and St. Thomas and St. 

Croix, VI; the intermediate 

points Cayman Islands; Portau-Prince, Haiti; Santo 

Domingo, Dominican 

Republic; St. Maarten; St. 

Kitts; Antigua; Pointe a Pitre, 

Guadeloupe; Fort-de-France, 

Martinique; St. Lucia; 

Barbados; Granada; and 

Trinidad and Tobago; and 

Curacao; and Barranquilla, 

Colombia

Between Miami/Ft. 

Lauderdale and New Orleans, 

the intermediate points St. 

Thomas and St. Croix, Virgin 

Islands; and San Andres, 

Colombia

88-1-43

86-10-57

Indefinite

82-F Between Albuquerque, 

Denver, Los Angeles, 

Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston 

and New Orleans, and 

Freeport, George Town, 

Great Harbor Cay, Marsh 

Harbor, Nassau, Rock Sound, 

Treasure Cay and West End, 

Bahama Islands

Between Houston, Dallas/Ft. 

Worth, and New Orleans, and 

Belize

86-8-78 Indefinite

110 Between Atlanta, Chicago, 

Cleveland, Ft. Lauderdale, 

Hartford, Jacksonville, New 

86-10-57

87-6-28

Indefinite
4

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

York, Newark, Orlando, 

Tampa and West Palm 

Beach, and Freeport, George 

Town, Great Harbor Cay, 

Marsh Harbor, Nassau, Rock 

Sound, Treasure Cay and 

West End, Bahama Islands

157 Between Baltimore, 

Philadelphia and 

Washington, DC, and 

Freeport, George Town, 

Great Harbor Cay, Marsh 

Harbor, Nassau, Rock Sound, 

Treasure Cay and West End, 

Bahama Islands

86-10-57

87-6-28

Indefinite

165 Between Atlanta, Baltimore, 

Chicago, Detroit, Miami, 

New York/Newark, 

Washington, DC, and 

Philadelphia, and Bermuda

Between a point or points in 

the U.S. and Tel Aviv, Israel

86-10-57

87-6-28

Indefinite

176 Between Los Angeles, 

California, the intermediate 

point Honolulu, Hawaii, and 

intermediate points Tahiti 

and Fiji

92-11-46 Indefinite

381 Between New Orleans, 

Houston and Dallas/Ft. 

Worth, and Maracaibo and 

Caracas, Venezuela

Between Newark and 

Caracas, Venezuela*

99-2-8 February 5, 2004/

Renewal filed October 21, 2003

(DOT-OST-97-2516)

561 Between Cleveland and 

Cancun, Mexico.

Between Houston and 

2000-5-31 May 30, 2005/Renewal filed 

November 30, 2004, amended 

December 20, 2005

(DOT-OST-99-5868)
5

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

Acapulco, Cancun, Cozumel, 

Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, Leon, 

Merida, Puerto Vallarta and 

San Jose del Cabo, Mexico

Between Newark and Cancun 

and Cozumel, Mexico*

629 Between Houston and 

Monterrey, Guadalajara and 

Mexico City

Between New York and 

Mexico City, Mexico

92-5-20 Indefinite

645 Between Houston and 

Barranquilla, Bogota and 

Cali, Colombia*

2001-12-8 December 10, 2006/

Renewal filed June 9, 2006

(DOT-OST-96-1318)

682 Between Newark, New 

Jersey and Bogota, 

Colombia*

2001-4-15 April 11, 2006/

Renewal filed October 13, 2005

(DOT-OST-2000-7548)

739 Between Newark and Sao 

Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil*

2002-7-31 July 18, 2007/

Renewal filed January 3, 2007

(DOT-OST-96-2016)

753 Between Houston and 

Newark, and Tokyo, Japan

Between Detroit and Tokyo 

and Osaka, Japan

Between San Francisco and 

Tokyo, Japan

Between Los Angeles and 

Osaka, Japan*

98-5-17 May 12, 2003/Renewal filed 

November 13, 2002

(DOT-OST-98-3419)

758 Between Houston and Sao 

Paulo, Brazil*

99-3-26 March 29, 2004/

Renewal filed January 12, 2004

(DOT-OST-98-3863)

805 Between New York/Newark

and Cali and Medellin, 

2001-5-26 May 18, 2006/Renewal filed 

November 17, 2005
6

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

Colombia* (DOT-OST-2001-8910)

821 Between Newark and 

Beijing, China*

Between Newark and 

Shanghai, China

2007-12-26

2005-3-24

March 17, 2010/

Renewal filed August 9, 2009 (DOTOST-2004-19077)

B. EXEMPTIONS

Route Description Order/NOAT (Docket) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

U.S.-Worldwide

(Aegean, Air Canada, Air 

New Zealand, Asiana, bmi, 

COPA, Lufthansa, SAS, and 

SN Brussels third-country 

codesharing only; 

applications are also 

pending in this docket for 

Spanair, TAP, Blue1, 

Wideroe and Golden Air 

third-country codesharing)

NOAT (6/23/2010)

NOAT (3/5/2009)

NOAT (10/21/2009)

NOAT (11/20/2009)

NOAT (3/11/2010)

NOAT (6/9/2010)

(DOT-OST-2005-20122)

March 5, 2011

U.S.-Moscow/St. 

Petersburg, Russia

(Swiss third-country 

codesharing only)

Order 2008-11-5

(DOT-OST-2008-0283)

November 8, 2010

U.S.-Brazil

(TAM codesharing only)

NOAT (5/13/2010)

(DOT-OST-2010-0057)

March 13, 2011

U.S.-Japan-Beyond 

(ANA/Air Japan/IBEX 

codesharing only)

NOAT (4/23/2010)

NOAT (1/25/2010)

(DOT-OST-2009-0344)

January 19, 2012

Between Chicago and 

Cancun, Cozumel, Mexico 

City, Puerto Vallarta, and 

San Jose del Cabo, Mexico; 

between Denver and 

Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, 

and San Jose del Cabo, 

NOAT (9/4/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0194)

September 4, 2011
7

Route Description Order/NOAT (Docket) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

Mexico; between Los 

Angeles and Cancun, 

Mexico City, Puerto 

Vallarta, and San Jose del 

Cabo, Mexico; between San 

Francisco and Cancun, 

Mexico City, Puerto 

Vallarta, and San Jose del 

Cabo, Mexico; and between 

Washington, DC and 

Cancun and Mexico City, 

Mexico 

(United codesharing only)

Between points in the U.S. 

and China, Japan and 

Vietnam, either nonstop or 

via an intermediate point or 

point in third countries 

(United codesharing only)

September 4, 2011

Between Houston and 

Grand Cayman, Cayman 

Islands

NOAT (10/28/2009)

(DOT-OST-2002-13596)

October 28, 2011

Between Houston and 

Manzanillo, Mexico

NOAT (8/25/2009)

(DOT-OST-2002-16302)

August 25, 2011

Between Houston and 

Mazatlan, Mexico

NOAT (9/22/2009)

(DOT-OST-96-1368)

September 22, 2011

Between the U.S. and the 

Dominican Republic

NOAT (11/20/2009)

(DOT-OST-2004-16997)

November 20, 2011

Between New 

York/Newark and 

Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, 

and San Jose del Cabo, 

Mexico

NOAT (4/17/2009)

(DOT-OST-2000-7448)

April 17, 2011

Between U.S. and Luanda, 

Angola; Ouagadougou, 

Burkina Faso; Douala, 

Cameroon; Ndjamena, 

Chad; Libreville, Gabon; 

Antananarivo, Madagascar; 

Bamako, Mali; Nouakchott, 

NOAT (8/28/2000)

(DOT-OST-98-3888)

August 28, 2002/Renewal filed 

May 29, 2002
8

Route Description Order/NOAT (Docket) Expiration Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

Mauritania; Mauritius, 

Mauritius; Agadir, 

Morocco; Marrakech, 

Morocco, and Niamey, 

Niger

Between the U.S. and Japan

(ANA mail codesharing 

only)

NOAT (10/6/2009)

(DOT-OST-2002-12869)

October 6, 2011

Between the U.S. and Iraq

and beyond

NOAT (7/29/2003)

(DOT-OST-2003-15473)

July 29, 2005/Renewal filed May 26, 

2005

Between New 

York/Newark and Moscow, 

Russia*

NOAT (1/3/2005)

(DOT-OST-2004-19375)

December 23, 2006/

Renewal filed October 23, 2006

Between Houston and 

Buenos Aires, Argentina

NOAT (4/17/2009)

(DOT-OST-2005-21949)

April 17, 2011

C. FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS

Weekly 

Freq.

Route(s) Order/NOAT (Docket)

7 Houston-Buenos Aires, Argentina Order 2005-10-18

7 Houston-Bogota, Colombia Order 2008-5-27

(DOT-OST-2007-0006)

7 Houston-Sao Paulo, Brazil 

(3 EWR-GIG to IAH-GRU)

NOAT (11/3/2000)

Order 1999-3-26

(DOT-OST-2000-8081)

7 Houston-Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Order 2009-4-6

(DOT-OST-2009-0003)

7 Newark-Rio de Janeiro/Sao Paulo, Brazil 

(unrestricted)

Order 2004-6-25

(DOT-OST-2003-13021)

7 New York/Newark-Beijing, China Order 2005-3-24
9

Weekly 

Freq.

Route(s) Order/NOAT (Docket)

(DOT-OST-2004-19077)

7 New York/Newark-Shanghai, China Order 2007-12-26

(DOT-OST-2007-28567)

U.S.-China 

(United/Air China codesharing only)

NOAT (9/4/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0193)

7

7

Newark-Tokyo, Japan

Houston-Tokyo, Japan

Order 98-5-17

(DOT-OST-1998-3419)

D. CODESHARING STATEMENTS OF AUTHORIZATION

Airline

Partner(s)

Description Order/NOAT/Notice 

DOT Action (Docket)

Expiration 

Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

Aegean U.S.-EU-Beyond NOAT (6/23/2010)

(DOT-OST-2010-0132)

Indefinite

Air Canada U.S.-Canada-Beyond NOAT (10/21/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0173)

Indefinite

Air New 

Zealand

U.S.-New ZealandBeyondNOAT (1/26/2010)

(DOT-OST-2009-0340)

Indefinite

ANA U.S.-Japan-Beyond NOAT (1/25/2010) 

(DOT-OST-2009-0344)

Indefinite

Asiana U.S.-Korea-Beyond NOAT (11/20/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0277)

Indefinite

bmi U.S.-EU-Beyond NOAT (10/21/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0174)

Indefinite

COPA U.S.-Central AmericaBeyondNOAT (7/9/98) 

(Undocketed)

Indefinite

Emirates U.S.-United Arab NOAT (6/18/2003) Indefinite
10

Airline

Partner(s)

Description Order/NOAT/Notice 

DOT Action (Docket)

Expiration 

Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

Emirates-Beyond (DOT-OST-2000-7495)

Lufthansa U.S.-EU-Beyond NOAT (10/21/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0175)

Indefinite

SAS U.S.-EU/Norway-Beyond NOAT (3/11/2010)

(DOT-OST-2010-0020)

Indefinite

SN Brussels U.S.-EU-Beyond NOAT (6/9/2010)

(DOT-OST-2010-0111)

Indefinite

Spanair U.S.EU-Beyond DOT-OST-2010-0180 Pending

TAM U.S.-Brazil NOAT (5/13/2010) 

(DOT-OST-2010-0056)

Indefinite

TAP U.S.-EU-Beyond DOT-OST-2010-0206 Pending

Transportes 

Aeromar

U.S.-Mexico DOT-OST-2010-0092 Pending

Virgin 

Atlantic

U.S.-United KingdomBeyondNOAT (5/7/2007)

(DOT-OST-1997-2880)

Indefinite

E. SMALL AIRCRAFT CODESHARE DESIGNATION NOTIFICATIONS

Operating 

Carrier

Route Description Docket

ExpressJet 

Airlines, 

Inc. d/b/a 

Continental 

Express

Houston-Acapulco/Mexico City/Morelia, Mexico

Houston-Aguasalientes/Puebla, Mexico

Houston-Chihuahua/Saltillo/Torreon, Mexico

Houston-Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico

Houston-Durango, Mexico

Houston-Huatulco, Mexico

Houston-Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, Mexico

Houston-Leon, Mexico

Houston-Manzanillo, Mexico

Houston-Mazatlan, Mexico

Houston-Mexico City (incl. Toluca), Mexico

Houston-Monterrey/Guadalajara, Mexico

Houston-Morelia, Mexico

Houston-Oaxaca, Mexico

Undocketed and 

restricted to small 

aircraft operations
11

Operating 

Carrier

Route Description Docket

Houston-Puerto Vallarta, Mexico 

Houston-Queretaro, Mexico

Houston-San Jose del Cabo, Mexico

Houston-San Luis Potosi, Mexico

Houston-Tampico, Mexico

Houston-Veracruz

Houston-Villahermosa, Mexico

F. ANTITRUST IMMUNITY GRANTS

Airline 

Partner(s)

Description Order

COPA Order Granting Approval and Antitrust Immunity for an 

Alliance Agreement

2001-5-1

ANA

United

Pending Application for Antitrust Immunity for an Alliance 

Agreement

(Pending) 

DOT-OST2009-0350

DOT-OST2010-0059

Air Canada

Austrian

bmi

Lufthansa

LOT

Scandinavian

Swiss

TAP

United

Final Order Granting Approval and Antitrust Immunity for an 

Alliance Agreement

2009-7-10

II. CONTINENTAL MICRONESIA, INC.

A. CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

892 Blanket Open-Skies Route 

Authority8

2009-6-2 Indefinite

[none] Blanket Route Integration 2006-1-1 March 6, 2011

 

8 All points otherwise covered by Continental Micronesia’s blanket open-skies authority have been excluded 

from this table.
12

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

171 Guam-Tokyo*

Guam/Saipan-Osaka*

Guam/Saipan-Naha*

Guam/Saipan-Niigata; 

Guam/Saipan-Okayama*

Saipan-intermediate points-Japan 

(other than Ryukyu Islands); Saipan/ 

Honolulu/Guam-Philippines; 

Saipan/Guam/Palau/MicronesiaPhilippines; Saipan/Guam-Fukuoka; 

Saipan/GuamPhilippines*Guam/SaipanSapporo/Sendai; Honolulu-Tokyo*

2002-2-1

99-3-27

98-6-22

97-11-2

January 31, 2007/

Renewal filed July 27, 2006 

(DOT-OST-95-869)

April 1, 2004/Renewal filed 

February 4, 2004

(DOT-OST-99-5002)

April 1, 2004/Renewal filed 

February 4,2004

(DOT-OST-98-4660)

June 19, 2003/Renewal filed 

December 19, 2002

(DOT-OST-96-1200)

December 8, 2002/Renewal

filed May 8, 2002, amended

February 9, 2006

(DOT-OST-97-2558)

September 22, 2000/

Renewal filed March 27, 2000

(DOT-OST-2000-7143)

B. EXEMPTIONS

Route Description Order/NOAT (Docket) Expiration Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

Guam-Nagoya, Japan Order 92-11-46

(Old Docket No. 48238)

Order 85-12-57

(Old Docket No. 43139)

90 days after order granting GuamNagoya certificate authority is 

submitted for Presidential approval

Honolulu-Nagoya, Japan* NOAT (8/12/2004)

(DOT-OST-2004-18856)

August 12, 2006/

Renewal filed June 8, 2006

Guam/Honolulu-Fiji NOAT (3/17/2009) March 17, 2011
13

Route Description Order/NOAT (Docket) Expiration Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

(DOT-OST-2009-0069)

C. CODESHARING STATEMENTS OF AUTHORIZATION

Airline

Partner(s)

Description Order/NOAT/Notice 

DOT Action (Docket)

Expiration 

Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

Aegean U.S.-EU-Beyond NOAT (6/23/2010)

DOT-OST-2010-0132

Indefinite

Air Canada U.S.-Canada-Beyond NOAT (10/21/2009)

DOT-OST-2009-0173

Indefinite

Air New 

Zealand

U.S.-New Zealand-Beyond NOAT (1/26/2010)

(DOT-OST-2009-0340)

Indefinite

ANA U.S.-Japan-Beyond NOAT (1/25/2010) 

(DOT-OST-2009-0344)

Indefinite

Asiana U.S.-Korea-Beyond NOAT (11/20/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0277)

Indefinite

bmi U.S.-EU-Beyond NOAT (10/21/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0174)

Indefinite

Lufthansa U.S.-EU-Beyond NOAT (10/21/2009)

(DOT-OST-2009-0175)

Indefinite

SAS U.S.-EU/Norway-Beyond NOAT (3/11/2010)

(DOT-OST-2010-0020)

Indefinite

Spanair U.S.EU-Beyond DOT-OST-2010-0180 Pending

SN 

Brussels

U.S.-EU-Beyond NOAT (6/9/2010)

(DOT-OST-2010-0111)

Indefinite

TAM U.S.-Brazil NOAT (5/13/2010) 

(DOT-OST-2010-0056)

Indefinite

TAP U.S.-EU-Beyond DOT-OST-2010-0206 Pending
14

D. FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS

Weekly 

Freq.

Route(s) Order/NOAT (Docket)

7 U.S.-Philippines NOAT (9/21/1998)

(DOT-OST-98-4278)

7 Honolulu-Nagoya, Japan NOAT (8/12/2004)

(DOT-OST-2004-18856)

5 Honolulu-Tokyo, Japan Order 98-5-17

(DOT-OST-1998-3419)

III. AIR MICRONESIA, INC.

A. CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY

Route # Route Description Order(s)

170 Saipan/Guam/Palau-Philippines 96-10-44

B. EXEMPTIONS

Route Description Order/NOAT (Docket)

Guam-Manila-Hong Kong 

(cargo only)

NOAT (12/4/2009)

DOT-OST-97-2658
Attachment B

UNITED AIR LINES, INC.

INTERNATIONAL ROUTES AND RELATED AUTHORITIES9

I. CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration 

Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

N/A Blanket Route Integration 2006-1-1 Mar. 6, 2011

57 U.S.-Egypt/Tel Aviv, Israel/Chile/Aruba/the 

Bahamas/Antigua and 

Barbuda/Barbados/Curacao/Dominican 

Republic/Grenada/ 

Guadeloupe/Haiti/Martinique/Jamaica/St. 

Kitts/St. Maarten/Trinidad and 

Tobago/Bermuda/Germany/Switzerland/Jordan

/Belgium/the Netherlands/Greece

83-3-77

89-9-46

Indefinite

115 Honolulu-The Society Islands/the Cook 

Islands/American Samoa/Western 

Samoa/Tonga/Fiji/the New Hebrides/New 

Caledonia

85-12-1

92-3-38

Indefinite

130 U.S.-Midway Island/Wake Island/Guam/the 

Philippines/Hong 

Kong/Vietnam/Singapore/Indonesia/Malaysia/

Thailand/Myanmar/Japan/ 

Taiwan/India/American Samoa/Fiji/the Society 

Islands/New Caledonia/New Zealand/ 

Australia/Sri Lanka/Korea*

92-3-38

94-7-13

97-10-8

98-6-22

2003-10-

12

Japan, Vietnam and the 

Philippines: Oct. 14, 

2008/ Renewal 

Application filed Mar. 

14, 2008 (Dockets DOTOST-1996-1131/ 

1248/1873)10

246 Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, New 

York and Honolulu; the intermediate point 

Tokyo or another intermediate point in Japan; 

and the co-terminal points Beijing, Shanghai, 

and Guangzhou*

93-4-3

98-4-3

Apr. 1, 2003/Renewal 

Application filed Sep. 

16, 2002 (Docket DOTOST-1997-3020)

 

9

For those authorities marked with a “*,” United has invoked the automatic extension provisions of 5 U.S.C. 

§ 558(c), as implemented by Part 377 of the Department’s Special Regulations, to continue its authority in effect 

pending action on an application filed to renew such authority. In addition to the pending applications to renew 

various authorities, United has pending applications to amend various authorities listed below and requests that the 

Department either take action on those pending applications when reissuing the authority as requested herein or 

preserve them as pending requests to be resolved subsequent to the reissuance. To the extent that United has 

inadvertently omitted any of its existing authority or is granted any new or amended authority subsequent to the 

filing date of this application, the applicants request that such authorities be deemed included in this application and 

be included in any transferred or reissued authority.

10 United’s authority to serve Vietnam under Route 130 has been continued in effect under the APA since 

1990. See Orders 92-3-38 at 4, n. 12, 97-10-8 at 4, and 2003-10-12 at 4.
2

Route 

#

Route Description Order(s) Expiration 

Date/Pending Renewal 

Application

603 U.S.-The 

Azores/Portugal/Spain/France/Italy/United 

Kingdom/Ireland/France/Denmark/Finland/Nor

way/Sweden/Poland/St. Petersburg and 

Moscow, Russia/Czech Republic and Slovakia 

(formerly 

“Czechoslovakia”)/Austria/Hungary/Serbia 

and Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, 

Macedonia and Slovenia (formerly 

“Yugoslovia”)/Romania/Bulgaria/Turkey/Leba

non/Syria/Iraq/Iran/Saudi Arabia/The United 

Arab 

Emirates/Kuwait/Oman/Bahrain/Afghanistan/ 

Pakistan/India/Germany/Luxembourg*

91-2-5

91-10-54

97-1-10

2002-2-1

2006-9-25

Various countries: Sep. 

17, 1994/Renewal 

Application filed Mar. 

11, 1994 (Docket DOTOST-1996-1565)

Saudi Arabia: July 26, 

1995/Renewal 

Application filed Jan. 

11, 1995 (Docket 50010)

632 U.S.-Buenos Aires, Argentina/Uruguay/Sao 

Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia and Belem, 

Brazil/Paramaribo, Suriname/Georgetown, 

Guyana/ Trinidad and 

Tobago/Barbados/Martinique/Guadeloupe/Anti

gua and Barbuda/Cayman Islands/U.S. Virgin 

Islands/Puerto Rico/Dominican 

Republic/Haiti/Jamaica/the 

Bahamas/Camaguey and Havana, 

Cuba/Panama/Costa 

Rica/Nicaragua/Honduras/El Salvador/ 

Guatemala/Caracas and Maracaibo, 

Venezuela/Baranquilla, Colombia/ 

Belize/Chile/Johannesburg, South Africa*

92-7-9

97-10-8

2004-5-23

Brazil, Colombia and 

Argentina: May 25, 

2009/Renewal 

Application filed Nov. 

13, 2008 (Docket DOTOST-1997-2046)

669 U.S.-Kiev, Ukraine* 95-7-36

2000-8-19

Aug. 22, 2005/Renewal 

Application filed Jan. 

28, 2005 (Docket DOTOST-1995-196)

747 U.S.-Johannesburg and Cape Town, South 

Africa, and beyond South Africa to Harare, 

Zimbabwe*

2004-5-23 May 25, 2009/Renewal 

Application filed Nov. 

13, 2008 (Docket DOTOST-2911)

838 Blanket Open-Skies routes 2007-4-19 Indefinite

902 U.S.-Mexico routes 2010-5-17 May 4, 2015
3

II. EXEMPTIONS

Route Description11 Order/NOAT (Docket) Expiration Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

Atlanta/Houston/Orlando/TampaCayman Islands (code-sharing with 

Cayman Airways)*

NOAT 12/15/97 (DOTOST-1995-556)Dec. 12, 1999/ Renewal 

Application filed Oct. 8, 

1999 (Docket DOT-OST1995-556)

U.S.-Manaus, Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro, 

São Paulo, Recife, Porto Alegre, 

Belém, Belo Horizonte, and Salvador 

de Bahia , and beyond Brazil to 

Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and 

Chile

NOAT 10/29/09 (DOTOST-1996-1346)Oct. 29, 2011

U.S.-Brazil code-share points (codeshare service only to 30 points on a coterminal basis with points in Brazil 

United is authorized to serve)

NOAT 10/29/09 (DOTOST-1997-2358)Oct. 29, 2011

U.S.-Almaty, Kazakhstan; Kiev, 

Ukraine; Minsk, Belarus; Tashkent, 

Uzbekistan; Tallinn, Estonia; Vilnius, 

Lithuania; Asmara, Eritrea; Dar es 

Salaam, Tanzania; Malta; Tunis, 

Tunisia; and Thessaloniki, Greece 

(code-sharing with LH)*

NOAT 3/30/98 (DOTOST-1996-1554)Mar. 20, 2000/ Renewal 

Application filed Jan. 18, 

2000 (Docket DOT-OST1996-1554)

U.S.-Baku, Azerbaijan and 

Ashkhabad, Turkmenistan (codesharing with foreign code-share 

partners)

NOAT 10/15/09 (DOTOST-1996-1560)Oct. 15, 2011

U.S.-Riga, Latvia; Sanaa, Yemen; 

Casablanca, Morocco; and Addis 

Ababa, Ethiopia (code-sharing with 

LH)*

NOAT 10/21/99 (DOTOST-1997-3109)Oct. 21, 2001/ Renewal 

Application filed Aug. 10, 

2001 (Docket DOT-OST1997-3109)

U.S.-Zagreb, Croatia (code-sharing 

with foreign code-share partners)

NOAT 10/15/09 (DOTOST-1998-3476)Oct. 15, 2011

U.S.-Tirana, Albania; Tbilisi, Georgia; 

Yerevan, Armenia; Skopje and Ohrid, 

Macedonia; Split, Croatia; Kosice, 

Slovakia; Banja Luka and Mostar, 

Bosnia; Ljubljana, Slovenia; Male, 

Maldives; and Katmandu, Nepal 

(code-sharing with Austrian Group)*

NOAT 3/22/01 (DOTOST-2000-7750)Mar. 22, 2003/ Renewal 

Application filed Jan. 17, 

2003 (Docket DOT-OST2000-7750)

 

11 The route description for the following exemptions includes all authority granted by the referenced Order 

or NOAT although portions of the exemption authority may have been superseded by subsequent grant of certificate 

authority.
4

Route Description11 Order/NOAT (Docket) Expiration Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

U.S.-China (code-sharing only)* NOAT 1/18/08 (DOTOST-2003-16213)Jan. 11, 2010/ Renewal 

Application filed Nov. 10, 

2009 (Docket DOT-OST2003-16213)

U.S.-Providenciales, Turks and Caicos 

(code-sharing with US Airways)*

NOAT 3/3/04 (DOT-OST2003-16537)Mar. 3, 2006/ Renewal 

Application filed Dec. 23, 

2005 (Docket DOT-OST16537)

Blanket third-country code-share 

authority (code-sharing with foreign 

code-share partners)

NOAT 4/6/10 (DOT-OST2004-19148)June 15, 2011

U.S.-South Africa and beyond (codesharing with SAA)*NOAT 10/11/06 (DOTOST-2005-22619)Oct. 11, 2008/ Renewal 

Application filed Aug. 5, 

2008 (Docket DOT-OST2005-22619)

Chicago-St. Lucia NOAT 10/19/09 (DOTOST-2005-22799)Oct. 19, 2011

U.S.-Mexico 

routes/Colombia/Marshall 

Islands/Ecuador (code-sharing with 

Continental)12

NOATs 9/18/09 and 

8/17/10 (DOT OST-2009-

0192)

Sep. 18, 2011

III. FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS

Weekly 

Freq.

Route(s) Order/NOAT (Docket)

14 Argentina Order 94-9-36; Order 95-2-23

2113 Brazil Order 92-7-9; Order 94-8-6 and NOAT 

6/1/98 (DOT-OST-1996-1346); Order 

2005-7-16; Order 2008-10-20

19

2

7

7

7

China

SFO-Shanghai

CHI-Shanghai

IAD-Beijing

SFO-Guangzhou

Order 94-12-7; NOAT 11/13/98 (DOTOST-1996-1915); Order 99-8-9

Order 2001-1-6

Order 2004-7-23

Order 2007-2-10

Order 2007-9-25

 

12 The U.S.-Mexico routes are now encompassed in United’s certificate for Route 902 (see Order 2010-5-17).

13 By Notice of Action Taken dated August 2, 2010 in Docket DOT-OST-2010-0183, seven of United’s U.S.-

Brazil frequencies were temporarily reallocated to US Airways for a period from January 11, 2011 through the 

conclusion of the IATA winter 2014-15 traffic season, subject to extension.
5

Weekly 

Freq.

Route(s) Order/NOAT (Docket)

7

7

7

Hong-Kong Fifth Freedom (Hong KongSingapore or Bangkok)

Hong-Kong Fifth Freedom (Hong KongTokyo)

Hong-Kong Fifth Freedom (SFO-Ho Chi 

Minh City, via Hong Kong)

Order 85-11-67

Order 85-11-67

Corrected NOAT 6/14/04 (DOT-OST2004-17889)

7 U.S.-Russia (Washington-Moscow) NOAT 5/23/08; NOAT 9/1/09 (DOTOST-2008-0157)

3.5

3.5

U.S.-Ukraine Third-Country Code-Share 

Opportunity and frequencies (Kiev via 

Frankfurt, with LH)

U.S.-Ukraine Third-Country Code-Share 

Opportunity and frequencies (Kiev via 

Munich, with LH)

Order 95-7-36; NOAT 6/14/01 (DOTOST-1996-1375)

Order 2005-7-17

IV. CODE-SHARE OPPORTUNITIES AND DESIGNATIONS

Route(s) Order/NOAT (Docket)

U.S.-China Same-Country Code-Share (with CO) NOAT 9/4/09 (DOT-OST2009-0193)

U.S.-Egypt Third-Country Code-Share Opportunity (with LH) Order 97-9-16 (see also Order 

2000-10-14)

U.S.-Israel Third-Country Code-Share Opportunity (with LH) Order 2001-5-24

U.S.-Russia Third-Country Code-Share Opportunity (via 

London, with BD)

Order 96-10-1; Order 2008-10-

10; Order 2008-11-5

U.S.-Vietnam Third-Country Code-Share Opportunity (with 

NH/TG/LH)

Order 2001-8-21; Order 2003-

12-16
6

V. CODE-SHARING STATEMENTS OF AUTHORIZATION

Airline

Partner(s)

Description Order/NOAT/DOT 

Action

(Docket)

Expiration 

Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

Air Canada Blanket statement of 

authorization (transborder and 

intra-U.S.)

Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S./CanadaBeyond)

SOA #98-54, 6/12/98 

(undocketed)

DOT Action 5/6/09 

(DOT-OST-2009-

0095)

Indefinite

Indefinite

Aer Lingus Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-IrelandBeyond)

DOT Action 7/25/08 

(DOT-OST-2008-

0176)

Indefinite

Air China U.S.-China NOAT 10/24/03 

(DOT-OST-2003-

16213)

Indefinite

Air New 

Zealand

Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-New 

Zealand-Beyond)

DOT Action 8/6/99 

(DOT-OST-1999-

6013)

Indefinite

ANA Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-JapanBeyond)

DOT Action 8/7/98 

(undocketed)

Indefinite

Asiana Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-KoreaBeyond)

DOT Action 12/19/02 

(DOT-OST-2002-

13320)

Indefinite

Austrian Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-AustriaBeyond)

DOT Action 3/22/00 

(DOT-OST-2000-

6803)

Indefinite

bmi Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-U.K.-

Beyond)

NOAT 10/5/07 (DOTOST-2003-15758)Indefinite

Brussels 

Airlines

Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-EU.-

Beyond)

NOAT 3/2/10 (DOTOST-2010-0024)Indefinite

Croatia 

Airlines

Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-CroatiaBeyond)

NOAT 3/22/10 (DOTOST-2007-28897)Indefinite

EgyptAir Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-EgyptBeyond)

NOAT 4/2/09 (DOTOST-2008-0384)Indefinite

Jet Airways Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-IndiaBeyond)

DOT Action 11/10/09 

(DOT-OST-2008-

0164)

Indefinite
7

Airline

Partner(s)

Description Order/NOAT/DOT 

Action

(Docket)

Expiration 

Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

LOT Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-PolandBeyond)

DOT Action 9/30/03 

(DOT-OST-2003-

16116)

Indefinite

Lufthansa Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-GermanyBeyond)

Order 98-4-8 

(undocketed)

Indefinite

Qatar 

Airways

Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-QatarBeyond)

NOAT 7/19/07 (DOTOST-2007-28628)Indefinite

SAS Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-

Scandinavia-Beyond)

DOT Action 5/24/99 

(DOT-OST-1999-

5251)

Indefinite

Shanghai 

Airlines

U.S.-China DOT Action 5/4/06 

(DOT-OST-2006-

24167)

Indefinite

Singapore 

Airlines

Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-

Singapore-Beyond)

DOT Action 10/17/00, 

as amended by DOT 

Action 8/23/04 (DOTOST-2000-7696)

Indefinite

South 

African 

Airways

U.S.-South Africa-Beyond NOAT 10/11/06 

(DOT-OST-2005-

22618)

Indefinite

Spanair Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-EUBeyond)

NOAT 4/6/10 (DOTOST-2010-0055)Indefinite

Swiss Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-

Switzerland-Beyond)

DOT Action 10/19/05 

(DOT-OST-2005-

22464)

Indefinite

TACA 

Group

Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-Central 

America/Peru-Beyond)

DOT Action 5/18/06 

(DOT-OST-2006-

24078)

Indefinite

TAM U.S.-Brazil NOAT 10/24/07 

(DOT-OST-2007-

0012)

Indefinite

TAP Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-PortugalBeyond)

NOAT 8/11/05 (DOTOST-2005-21686)Indefinite
8

Airline

Partner(s)

Description Order/NOAT/DOT 

Action

(Docket)

Expiration 

Date/Pending 

Renewal Application

Thai 

Airways14

Los AngelesChicago/Denver/Las 

Vegas/New 

York/Newark/San 

Francisco/Seattle; Taipei-San 

Francisco; Paris-Washington*

Los Angeles-Washington, 

D.C.; Tokyo-San 

Francisco/Chicago

London-New York/Chicago

Osaka-Chicago/Honolulu/San 

Francisco

NOAT 10/18/96, 

confirmed by Order 96-

11-5 (DOT-OST-1996-

1410)

NOAT 3/3/00 (DOTOST-1999-6700)

NOAT 10/18/00 

(DOT-OST-2000-

7955)

NOAT 5/17/04 (DOTOST-2004-17624)

Oct. 18, 1997/ 

Renewal Application 

filed Aug. 15, 1997

Indefinite

Indefinite

Indefinite

Turkish Blanket statement of 

authorization (U.S.-TurkeyBeyond)

NOAT 4/17/08 (DOTOST-2008-0102)Indefinite

VI. ANTITRUST IMMUNITY GRANTS

Airline Partners Order(s)

United/Lufthansa Order 96-5-27

United/Lufthansa/SAS Order 96-11-1

United/Air Canada Order 97-9-21

Order 2007-2-16

United/Lufthansa/SAS/Austrian Order 2001-1-19

United/Air New Zealand Order 2001-4-2

United/Lufthansa/SAS/Austrian/bmi Order 2002-4-4, as 

amended by Order 

2003-6-39

Order 2007-9-12

United/Asiana Order 2003-5-18

United/Lufthansa/Air Canada/SAS/Austrian/bmi/LOT/Swiss/TAP Order 2007-2-16

United/Continental/Lufthansa/Air Canada/SAS/Austrian/bmi/ 

LOT/Swiss/TAP

Order 2009-7-10

 

14 United and Thai filed a Joint Application for blanket statements of authorization to code share between the 

U.S. and Thailand and beyond on April 18, 2006 (Docket DOT-OST-2006-24553), which application remains 

pending.

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CONTINENTAL MICRONESIA, INC.

AIR MICRONESIA, INC.

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SOUTHWEST REGION 

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MANAGING DIRECTOR 

INTERNATIONAL POLICY

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES INC

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PRESIDENT

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AIR MICRONESIA

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AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS

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