Air Transportation Regulations (SOR/88-58)
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Regulations are current to 2013-04-29 and last amended on 2012-12-14. Previous Versions
2.1 For the purposes of these Regulations, “toll” means any fare, rate or charge established by an air carrier in respect of the shipment, transportation, care, handling or delivery of passengers or goods or of any service that is incidental to those services.
- SOR/2012-298, s. 2.
PART I
GENERAL
Air Services excluded from the Application of Part II of the Act
3. (1) Part II of the Act does not apply in respect of any of the following air services that are in addition to the air services set out in subsection 56(2) of the Act:
(a) aerial advertising services;
(b) aerial fire-fighting services;
(c) aerial survey services;
(d) aerial reconnaissance services;
(e) aerial sightseeing services;
(f) aerial spreading services;
(g) aerial weather altering services;
(h) air cushion vehicle services;
(i) transportation services for the retrieval of human organs for human transplants;
(j) aircraft demonstration services;
(k) external helitransport services;
(l) glider towing services;
(m) hot air balloon services;
(n) parachute jumping services; and
(o) rocket launching.
(2) An operator of an air service referred to in subsection (1) or in subsection 56(2) of the Act who carries on board an aircraft persons who are not part of the air crew but who are required for the conduct of the air service is exempt from having to obtain a domestic licence or a non-scheduled international licence for the transportation of those persons.
- SOR/89-306, s. 1;
- SOR/96-335, s. 2.
Classification of Aircraft
4. (1) The following classes of aircraft that may be operated by a Canadian air carrier under a domestic licence, under a scheduled international licence or under a non-scheduled international licence are hereby established:
(a) small aircraft;
(b) medium aircraft;
(c) large aircraft; and
(d) all-cargo aircraft.
(2) Where an air carrier holds a licence that authorizes the operation of an air service using a class of aircraft established by subsection (1), that air carrier and that licence shall be assigned the same designation as that of the class of aircraft.
- SOR/96-335, s. 2.
Classification of Air Services
5. (1) The following classes of air services that may be operated under a domestic licence are hereby established:
(a) domestic service, small aircraft;
(b) domestic service, medium aircraft;
(c) domestic service, large aircraft; and
(d) domestic service, all-cargo aircraft.
(2) The following classes of air services that may be operated under a scheduled international licence are hereby established:
(a) with respect to services operated by a Canadian air carrier,
(i) scheduled international service, small aircraft,
(ii) scheduled international service, medium aircraft,
(iii) scheduled international service, large aircraft, and
(iv) scheduled international service, all-cargo aircraft; and
(b) with respect to services operated by a non-Canadian air carrier, scheduled international service.
(3) The following classes of air services that may be operated under a non-scheduled international licence are hereby established:
(a) with respect to services operated by a Canadian air carrier,
(i) non-scheduled international service, small aircraft,
(ii) non-scheduled international service, medium aircraft,
(iii) non-scheduled international service, large aircraft, and
(iv) non-scheduled international service, all-cargo aircraft; and
(b) with respect to services operated by a non-Canadian air carrier, non-scheduled international service.
(4) Where an air carrier holds a licence that authorizes the operation of an air service of a class established by subsection (1), (2) or (3), that air carrier and that licence shall be assigned the same designation as that of the class of air service.
- SOR/96-335, s. 2.
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