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To all U.S. ‘Major’ and ‘National’ passenger carriers, and larger foreign air carriers
This letter concerns the listing in fare advertisements of government-imposed taxes and fees that are collected by air carriers. We have recently noted a wide variety of...
THIS LETTER WAS SENT TO ALL MAJOR AND NATIONAL U.S. PASSENGER AIR CARRIERS
The DOT rule on air travel by individuals with disabilities (14 CFR Part 382) obligates U.S. air carriers to begin providing specified accessibility features on certain aircraft. This...
Notice of Department of Transportation Requirements Regarding Flights to College Bowl Games and other Special Events
THIS LETTER WAS SENT TO TOUR OPERATORS THAT HAD SPONSORED FOOTBALL BOWL GAME TOURS IN THE PAST. A SIMILAR LETTER WAS SENT TO AIRLINES.
This letter concerns preparations which are now being made for the promotion and sale of air tour packages to the 1995 Rose Bowl and other bowl games....
This Letter Was Sent to Major and National U.S. Air Carriers and to Air Travel Industry Associations and Labor Unions
CERTIFIED MAIL - RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
[THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS SENT TO U.S. MAJOR, NATIONAL AND REGIONAL AIR CARRIERS, AND OVER 50 FOREIGN AIR CARRIERS.]
A short time ago, Secretary Peña sent a letter to larger U.S. carriers which, in part,...
THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS SENT TO THE ATTACHED LIST OF U.S. & FOREIGN AIRLINE, and TRAVEL AGENCY EXECUTIVES
This letter follows up on previous advertising guidance we have provided air carriers and concerns the listing in "air tour package" fare...
Internet advertising
This letter was sent to the U.S. air carriers listed at the end of the letter.
We are sending you and other airlines this letter to advise you of several of the more problematic practices we have noted in reviewing certain air carrier operations and their contracts of carriage and...