Laws: Cases and Codes : U.S. Code : Title 49 : Section 41103


   
U.S. Code as of: 01/19/04
Section 41103. All-cargo air transportation certificates of air carriers

      (a) Applications. - A citizen of the United States may apply to
    the Secretary of Transportation for a certificate authorizing the
    citizen to provide all-cargo air transportation. The application
    must contain information and be in the form the Secretary by
    regulation requires.
      (b) Issuance. - Not later than 180 days after an application for
    a certificate is filed under this section, the Secretary shall
    issue the certificate to a citizen of the United States authorizing
    the citizen, as an air carrier, to provide any part of the
    all-cargo air transportation applied for unless the Secretary finds
    that the citizen is not fit, willing, and able to provide the
    all-cargo air transportation to be authorized by the certificate
    and to comply with regulations of the Secretary.
      (c) Terms. - The Secretary may impose terms the Secretary
    considers necessary when issuing a certificate under this section.
    However, the Secretary may not impose terms that restrict the
    places served or prices charged by the holder of the certificate.
      (d) Exemptions and Status. - A citizen issued a certificate under
    this section - 
        (1) is exempt in providing the transportation under the
      certificate from the requirements of - 
          (A) section 41101(a)(1) of this title and regulations or
        procedures prescribed under section 41101(a)(1); and
          (B) other provisions of this part and regulations or
        procedures prescribed under those provisions when the Secretary
        finds under regulations of the Secretary that the exemption is
        appropriate; and

        (2) is an air carrier under this part except to the extent the
      carrier is exempt under this section from a requirement of this
      part.



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