14 C.F.R. PART 222—INTERMODAL CARGO SERVICES BY FOREIGN AIR CARRIERS
Title 14 - Aeronautics and Space
Authority: Secs. 204, 402, Pub. L. 85–726, as amended, 72 Stat. 743, 757; 49 U.S.C. 1324, 1372.
Source: ER–1228, 46 FR 32556, June 24, 1981, unless otherwise noted.
This part applies to all air transportation of property that includes both air movement by a direct foreign air carrier and surface transportation to or from any point within the United States (hereafter referred to as “intermodal cargo services”). (a) Under its foreign air carrier permit, a direct foreign air carrier may provide or control the surface portion of intermodal cargo services within a zone extending 35 miles from the boundary of the airport or city it is authorized to serve. A direct foreign air carrier shall not provide or control the surface portion of intermodal cargo services outside of this 35-mile zone unless authorized to do so by the Board in accordance with §§222.3, 222.4 and 222.5. (b) A direct foreign air carrier shall be considered to control the surface portion of intermodal cargo services if it has or publicly represents that it has any responsibility for or control over the movement of, or has any ownership, controlling or exclusive dealing relationship with, the carrier actually providing the surface transportation. (c) Except as provided in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section with respect to control by a direct foreign air carrier, any U.S. or foreign indirect air carrier, surface carrier or surface freight forwarder may provide the surface portion of intermodal cargo services without limitation as to geographic area within the United States. (d) The Board may withdraw the authority of an indirect foreign air carrier to provide the surface portion of intermodal cargo services, or the authority of a direct foreign air carrier to offer intermodal cargo services pursuant to joint fares with other carriers providing the surface transportation, at any time, with or without hearing, if the Board finds it in the public interest. (a) Application for a Statement of Authorization shall be filed with the Board's Regulatory Affairs Division, Bureau of International Aviation, in duplicate, on CAB Form 222 (obtainable from the Civil Aeronautics Board, Publications Services Division, Washington, D.C. 20428), attached as Appendix A. In most cases the Board will act upon applications for Statements of Authorization within 60 days. (b) Persons objecting to an application for a Statement of Authorization shall file their objections with the Regulatory Affairs Division, Bureau of International Aviation, within 28 days of the filing date of the application. The Board will list the names and nationalities of all persons applying for Statements of Authorization in its Weekly Summary of Filings. (c) An application shall include a copy of any bilateral agreement, memorandum of consultations, or diplomatic note or letter, in support of the authority requested. Documents that appear in official U.S. publications may be incorporated by reference. [ER–1228, 46 FR 32556, June 24, 1981, as amended by ER–1348, 48 FR 31635, July 11, 1983] (a) After review of an application form filed under §222.3, the Board will take one or more of the following actions: (1) Indicate by stamp on CAB Form 222 the effective date of the Statement of Authorization, and return to the carrier the duplicate copy of Form 222 as evidence of approval under this part; (2) Request additional information from the applicant; (3) Set the application for notice and hearing procedures; (4) Disapprove the application or approve it subject to such terms, conditions, or limitations as may be required by the public interest; or (5) Reject the application on the grounds that there is no agreement by the United States authorizing the proposed services. (b) An order disapproving an application or subjecting it to conditions or limitations shall be transmitted to the President for stay or disapproval. If the President does not stay or disapprove the Board's order, it shall become effective on the 31st day after transmittal to the President, or within any longer time period established in the order. A Statement of Authorization may be canceled or made subject to additional terms, conditions, or limitations, at any time, with or without hearing, if the Board finds that it is in the public interest to do so. An order canceling or conditioning a Statement of Authorization shall be submitted to the President for stay or disapproval and shall become effective on the 31st day after transmittal or within any longer time period established by the Board.
Title 14: Aeronautics and Space
PART 222—INTERMODAL CARGO SERVICES BY FOREIGN AIR CARRIERS
Section Contents
§ 222.1 Applicability.
§ 222.2 Scope of permissible intermodal cargo services.
§ 222.3 Application for Statement of Authorization.
§ 222.4 Procedure on receipt of application for Statement of Authorization.
§ 222.5 Cancellation or conditioning of a Statement of Authorization.
Appendix A to Part 222—CAB Form 222
§ 222.1 Applicability.
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§ 222.2 Scope of permissible intermodal cargo services.
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§ 222.3 Application for Statement of Authorization.
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§ 222.4 Procedure on receipt of application for Statement of Authorization.
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§ 222.5 Cancellation or conditioning of a Statement of Authorization.
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Appendix A to Part 222—CAB Form 222
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