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BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION WASHINGTON, D.C. Notice of IATA Traffic Conference Actions Tentatively Exempted From Filing for Approval Docket OST-2012-0058 NOTICE OF TIER 1 AGREEMENTS FILING BY THE INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION 11 April 2014 Communications with respect to this Document should be sent to Douglas Lavin Regional Vice President North America International Air Transport Association 1201 F Street, NW, Suite 650 Washington, DC 20004 (202) 628-9292

Summary DOCKET: DOT-OST-2012-0058 DOT ORDER: None Requested Date: 11 April 2014 Filing fee/iata Acct: Waived by Order 2012-4-18, Appendix A, Section D US/UST involved Yes Intended effective date: 15 January 2015 Implementation date: 26 February 2015 Meeting site, date: PTC Composite Meeting of Passenger Tariff Coordinating Conferences Dublin, 30-31 October 2013 Agreements Composite Resolutions 017ha, 017i (Memo )

NOTICE OF TIER 1 AGREEMENTS FILING Pursuant to statements submitted by Member airlines of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the undersigned has been constituted to be their attorney-in-fact for filing with the Department of Transportation copies of agreements adopted by the IATA Traffic Conferences. On their behalf, and pursuant to the procedures specified in Order 2012-4-18 (13 April 2012), I am filing with the Department, in Docket OST-2012-0058, this Notice, the subject agreements and supporting documentation. These agreements are Tier 1 agreements tentatively exempted by Order 2012-4-18 from Condition #2 to the Department s approval of the Provisions for the Conduct of the IATA Traffic Conferences, which condition requires preimplementation Department review. The intended effective date of the agreements is 15 January 2015. The subject agreements amend or establish Resolutions and/or Recommended Practices that do not address subject areas which the Department has indicated it still chooses to review under Condition #2. The text of the agreements and other conference documentation sent to airline Members of IATA accompany this Notice. The cover pages of the documentation clearly identify each affected Resolution and/or Recommended Practice and show whether the subject agreements are amendments or new agreements. Other pages provide the text of each subject agreement. Where an affected Resolution or Recommended Practice has previously been exempted from Condition #2 by Department action, the cover pages include the appropriate

docket and order number. The cover pages include a summary to explain the nature and purpose of the subject amendments and/or agreements. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Douglas Lavin Douglas Lavin Regional Vice President North America International Air Transport Association Attorney-In-Fact - 2 -

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE A copy of this notice has been served this day by first class or priority mail on the following person: Chief, Transportation, Energy & Agriculture Section Antitrust Division Department of Justice Washington, D.C. 20530 A copy of this notice has been sent this day by email to John Kiser (John.Kiser@dot.gov) and to Della Davis (Della.Davis@dot.gov) of the Department of Transportation. /s/ Douglas Lavin Douglas Lavin 11 April 2014 Date Served - 3 -

OUTLINE OF CONTENTS RESOLUTION ADOPTED AT: COMPOSITE PASSENGER TARIFF COORDINATING CONFERENCE MEETING (COMP) INTENDED EFFECTIVE DATE: 15 JANUARY 2015 IMPLEMENTATION DATE: 26 FEBRUARY 2015 Resolution 017a (Docket 2012-0058-0012) 017i Fare Selection Criteria Title Carrier Selection for Fare Construction Checks - 4 -

11 April 2014 MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: Members Participating in Tariff Coordinating Conferences Manager, Tariffs & Reservation Standards SUBJECT: Composite Passenger Tariff Coordinating Conference Dublin, 30-31 October 2013 Composite Resolutions 017ha, 017i Intended Effective Date: 15 January 2015 Implementation Date: 26 February 2015 RESOLUTIONS - ADOPTED Attached are Composite Resolutions 017ha and 017i, which were adopted at the above meeting for an intended effective date of 15 January 2015. The Composite meeting of 2013 adopted the changes contained in this memorandum for a more clear presentation of the new fare selection logic. At the meeting held in Montreal 10-14 March 2014, Resolution Advisory Working Group (RADWG) has determined that the new fare selection criteria should be implemented for sale and travel on/after 26 February 2015. Editorial amendments identified at the same meeting have been incorporated in this memorandum. The filing period for the attached Resolutions ends 15 May 2014. Members are reminded of their obligations under Resolutions 001 and 006 to advise this office by the end of the filing period whether approval by their Government authorities is required and, if so, to accomplish the necessary filing formalities. The effective date will be declared in accordance with Resolutions 001 and 006, when all the known necessary Government approvals have been received. Members are reminded that Resolution 017ha agreed and adopted at the 2012 Composite meeting had been circulated by Memorandum PTC COMP 1682 dated 1 November 2012 and declared effective by Memorandum PTC COMP 1697 dated 1 March 2013, pending implementation date. Amendments contained in this memorandum are only for clarity and do not change the intent of the original agreement. Members are also informed that RADWG is developing implementation guidelines, planned for end-september 2014 issuance, to support airlines understand and implement the new fare selection logic. Alban Sato Manager, Tariffs & Reservation Standards Airline Distribution Standards International Air Transport Association Route de l Aéroport 33 PO Box 416 CH - 1215 Geneva 15 Airport Switzerland Tel: +41 22 770 2842 Fax +41 22 770 2896 AS www.iata.org E-Mail: tariffs@iata.org

RESOLUTIONS AMENDED AT COMPOSITE MEETING OF PASSENGER TARIFF COORDINATING CONFERENCE DUBLIN, 30-31 OCTOBER 2013 EFFECTIVE DATE: 15 JANUARY 2015 FOR IMPLEMENTATION SALE AND TRAVEL ON/AFTER 26 FEBRUARY 2015 RESO TITLE COMMENTS RD 017ha Fare Selection Criteria Amending 1 017i Carrier Selection for Fare Construction Checks Amending 2

ADOPTED Res Doc : 1 Resolution : 017ha Page: 1 of 8 FARE SELECTION CRITERIA PTC1(90)017ha PTC2(168)01ha PTC3(95)017ha PTC12(199)017ha PTC23(164)017ha PTC31(129)017ha PTC123(178)017ha Amending Filing Period Begins 15 April 2014 Intended Effectiveness: 15 January 2015 Ends 15 May 2014 Expiry: Indefinite RESOLVED that Resolution 017ha is replaced with the following Type B 1) for the purposes of fare selection, the fares to be used will be those applicable to the carrier(s) selected. These may be a) carrier specific fares, or b) if all fares of the selected carrier(s) cannot be used, the YY fare (subject to the selected carrier s acceptance of the use of YY fares), or c) if a partial structure has been filed as carrier specific fares then the remainder of the structure will be established using YY fares unless the carrier has advised that such YY fares will not apply Examples 1. The carrier only has fare records for carrier specific Normal Fares - the special fares structure for that carrier will be the YY fares 2. The carrier has only a single fare record for a carrier specific PEX fare - the Normal fares and the rest of the special fares for that carrier will be the YY structure 3. The carrier has no fare records for carrier specific fares - the YY structure will apply for that carrier

ADOPTED Res Doc : 1 Resolution : 017ha Page: 2 of 8 2) the fares to be selected for comparison, in the direction of the fare selection in accordance with Resolution 017a, will be a) the fares of the carrier which provides and i. the carriage on the first sector which crosses from one area to another, if none ii. the carriage on the first sector which crosses from one sub-area to another, if none iii. the carriage on the first international sector, b) the fares of the carrier which provides carriage on the longest of the following, as measured by TPM(s) i. international sector, or ii. consecutive international sectors, or iii. combination of consecutive international and domestic sectors 3) The resultant fares shall be as per Resolution 017a 1) a) when calculated and subsequently compared

ADOPTED Res Doc : 1 Resolution : 017ha Page: 3 of 8 EXAMPLES OF FARE COMPONENTS CROSSING AREAS: 1. Journey: PAR-XX-BKK-ZZ-AKL-BB-DXB-XX-PAR -------------------------> <------------------------ PAR-AKL AKL-PAR the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of carrier XX PAR-BKK (as result of 2)a)i) above) and carrier ZZ BKK-AKL (as result of 2)b)i) above) the fares to be selected will be those of carrier BB DXB-AKL (as result of both 2)a)i) and 2)b)i) above) 2. Journey: BOM-XX-HKG-XX-TYO-BB- HNL-BB-SEL-XX-BOM -------------------------------------> <--------------------------- BOM-HNL HNL-BOM the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of carrier BB TYO-HNL (as result of 2)a)i) above) and carrier XX BOM-HKG- TYO (as result of 2)b)ii) above) the fares to be selected will be those of carrier BB SEL-HNL (as result of both 2)a)i) and 2)b)i) above) 3. Journey: RIO-XX-NYC-ZZ-LON-BB-WAS-XX-SAO-XX-RIO ------------------------> <------------------------------------ RIO-LON LON-RIO the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of carrier ZZ NYC-LON (as result of 2)a)i) above) and carrier XX RIO-NYC (as result of 2)b)i) above) the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of carrier BB WAS-LON (as result of 2)a)i) above) and the carrier XX RIO- SAO- WAS (as result of 2)b)iii) above) 4. Journey: BKK-XX-AMS-ZZ-LAX-ZZ-HNL-ZZ-NYC-BB-PAR-BB-BKK -----------------------------------> <-------------------------------------- BKK-HNL HNL-BKK The fares to be selected for comparison will be those of carrier XX BKK-AMS (as result of 2)a)i) above) and carrier ZZ AMS-LAX- HNL (as result of 2)b)iii) The fares to be selected will be those of carrier BB BKK-PAR- NYC (as result of both 2)a)i and 2)b)ii) above)

ADOPTED Res Doc : 1 Resolution : 017ha Page: 4 of 8 EXAMPLES OF FARE COMPONENTS BETWEEN SUB-AREAS: 1. Journey: CAI-XX-ADD-ZZ-JNB-XX-KRT-ZZ-CAI ------------------------> <----------------------- CAI-JNB JNB-CAI the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of the carrier XX CAI-ADD (as result of 2)a)ii) above) and carrier ZZ ADD-JNB (as result of 2)b)i) above) the fares to be selected will be those of carrier XX KRT-JNB (as result of both 2)a)ii) and 2)b)i) above) 2. Journey: MEL-XX-JKT-DD-TYO-ZZ-MNL-XX-DPS-XX-MEL --------------------------> <------------------------------------ MEL-TYO TYO-MEL the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of the carrier XX MEL-JKT (as result of 2)a)ii) above) and carrier DD JKT-TYO (as result of 2)b)i) above) the fares to be selected will be those of the carrier XX (MEL-DPS as result of 2)a)ii) above and MEL-DPS-MNL as result of 2)b)ii) above) 3. Journey: MEL-XX-JKT-DD-TYO-ZZ-MNL-XX-BNE-XX-MEL --------------------------> <------------------------------------ MEL-TYO TYO-MEL the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of the carrier XX MEL-JKT (as result of 2)a)ii) above) and carrier DD JKT-TYO (as result of 2)b)i) above) the fares to be selected will be those of the carrier XX (BNE-MNL as result of 2)a)ii) above and MEL-BNE-MNL as result of 2)b)iii) above) EXAMPLES OF FARE COMPONENTS WITHIN A SUB-AREA 1. Journey: KUL-XX-BKK-DD-BJS-ZZ-HKG-XX-KUL -------------------------> <------------------------ KUL-BJS BJS-KUL the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of the carrier XX KUL-BKK (as result of 2)a)iii) above) and carrier DD BKK-BJS (as result of 2)b)i) above) the fares to be selected will be those of carrier XX KUL-HKG (as result of both 2)a)iii) and 2)b)i) above)

ADOPTED Res Doc : 1 Resolution : 017ha Page: 5 of 8 2. Journey: LIM-XX-LPB-DD-ASU-DD-MVD-ZZ-ASU-XX-LIM --------------------------------------> <----------------------- LIM-MVD MVD-LIM the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of the carrier XX LIM-LPB (as result of 2)a)iii) and carrier DD LPB-ASU-MVD (as result of 2)b)ii above) the fares to be selected will be those of carrier XX LIM-ASU (as result of both 2)a)iii) and 2)b)i) above) 3. Journey: KUL-XX-BKK-DD-CAN-DD-BJS-ZZ-HKG-XX-KUL -------------------------------------> <------------------------ KUL-BJS BJS-KUL the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of the carrier XX KUL-BKK (as result of 2)a)iii) above) and carrier DD BKK-CAN- BJS (as result of 2)b)iii) above) the fares to be selected will be those of carrier XX KUL-HKG (as result of both 2)a)iii) and 2)b)i) above)

ADOPTED Res Doc : 1 Resolution : 017ha Page: 6 of 8 GENERAL 4) Surface Sectors a) If the surface sector matches 2)a) criteria, YY fares will be selected i) Area Crossing: Journey: TYO ZZ CMB surface DXB UU AMS ----------------------------------------------> Fare Component: TYO-AMS CMB-DXB surface sector is the sector crossing areas. Consequently, the fares to be selected for comparison will be YY fares (as result of 2)a)i) above) and those of carrier ZZ TYO-CMB (as result of 2)b)i) above) ii) Sub Area Crossing: Journey: MBJ UU AUA surface CCS LL SCL --------------------------------------------> Fare Component: MBJ-SCL AUA-CCS surface sector is the sector crossing sub-areas. Consequently, the fares to be selected for comparison will be YY fares (as result of 2)a)ii) above) and those of carrier LL CCS-SCL(as result of 2)b)i) above) iii) First International: Journey: DUR ZZ JNB surface DAR DD NBO ----------------------------------------------> Fare Component: DUR-NBO JNB-DAR sector is the first international sector. Consequently, the fares to be selected for comparison will be YY fares (as result of 2)a)iii) above) and those of carrier DD DAR-NBO(as result of 2)b)i) above). Carrier ZZ s fares are not considered as the sector DUR-JNB is domestic. b) surface sector mileage according to 2)b) criteria i) Calculation of consecutive TPMs for the purpose of determining the carrier performing the greatest portion of carriage, surface sectors will not be considered for the calculation of consecutive TPMs Journey: SEL-ZZ-TYO surface OSA-ZZ-HKG-BB-SIN --------------------------------------------------------> Fare Component: SEL-SIN TYO-OSA surface sector is not considered for the calculation of TPM, therefore the comparison would be: SEL -TYO (carrier ZZ) 758 OSA-HKG (carrier ZZ) 1548 HKG-SIN (carrier BB) 1594 The fares to be selected for comparison will be those of carrier ZZ OSA-HKG (as result of 2)a)ii) above) and carrier BB HKG-SIN (as result of 2)b)i) above)

ADOPTED Res Doc : 1 Resolution : 017ha Page: 7 of 8 ii. Longest Single International Sector 5) Side-Trip for the purpose of determining the carrier performing the greatest portion of carriage, if the longest single international sector is a surface sector, such sector is not considered Journey: BUE-DD-RIO surface BOG CC- CCS ------------------------------------------------> Fare Component BUE-CCS BUE-RIO (carrier DD) 1232 RIO-BOG 2827 BOG-CCS (carrier CC) 638 Even though RIO-BOG is the longest sector in TPM, it is not considered. The fares to be selected will be carrier DD BUE-RIO (as result of both (2)a)iii) and 2)b)i) above) Journey: Fare component: URC-NAN URC XX BJS (XX TYO YY BJS) YY SYD ZZ NAN --------------------(side trip excluded) ---------------------> the fares to be selected for comparison will be those of: carrier YY BJS-SYD (as result of both 2)a)ii) and 2)b)i) above) For the purpose of determining fare selection for through URC-NAN fare: - carrier XX BJS-TYO shall not be considered as first sub-area crossing carrier - TYO-BJS TPM may not be combined for consecutive TPM calculation

ADOPTED Res Doc : 1 Resolution : 017ha Page: 8 of 8 6) for the purpose of this Resolution a) travel between Canada and USA is not considered as international travel Journey: YUL-ZZ-NYC-UU-MEX ----------------------------> Fare Component: YUL-MEX The fares to be selected will be carrier UU NYC-MEX (as result of both (2)a)iii) and 2)b)i) above) b) travel between Denmark, Norway and Sweden is considered as international travel Journey: SVG BB STO BB CPH surface ATH CC BEY --------------------------------------------------------> Fare component: SVG-BEY The fares to be selected for comparison will be those of carrier CC ATH-BEY (as result of 2)a)ii) above) and carrier BB SVG-STO-CPH (as result of 2)b)ii) above) c )within TC1 when crossing sub-areas, the following applies: North America Canada, Greenland, Mexico, St. Pierre and Miquelon, USA Caribbean Anguilla Guadeloupe Antigua and Barbuda (including St.Barthelemy Aruba and Northern St.Martin) Bahamas Haiti Barbados Jamaica Bermuda Martinique Bonaire, Saba, Sint Eustatius Montserrat British Virgin Islands St.Kitts and Nevis Cayman Islands St. Maarten Cuba Saint Lucia Curacao St.Vincent and the Grenadines Dominica Trinidad and Tobago Dominican Republic Turks and Caicos Islands Grenada Suriname Guyana French Guiana Central America Belize Guatemala Costa Rica Honduras El Salvador Nicaragua South America Argentina Panama Bolivia Paraguay Brazil Peru Chile Uruguay Colombia Venezuela Ecuador

ADOPTED Res Doc : 2 Resolution : 017i Page: 1 of 2 CARRIER SELECTION FOR FARE CONSTRUCTION CHECKS PTC1(90)017i PTC2(168)017i PTC3(95)017i PTC12(199)017i PTC23(164)017i PTC31(129)017i PTC123(178)017i Amending Filing Period Begins 15 April 2014 Intended Effectiveness: 15 January 2015 Ends 15 May 2014 Expiry: Indefinite RESOLVED that Resolution 017i is replace with the following Type B RESOLVED that, to establish the carriers whose fares are to be selected for the application of minimum fare checks, for each sector(s) for which a check is to be performed, the sector(s) will be considered as though a separate ticket is being issued and for each such sector(s) the fare to be selected will be established in accordance with Resolutions 017ha/017hh 1) Higher Intermediate Point Check (HIP) Journey: BKK-BB-BOM-BB-DXB-CC-LON-CC-LAX For the one way BKK-LAX through fare, the lower fare produced by BB (first area crossing), or CC (longest consecutive TPM) will be selected. For the HIP check the following will be the selected carriers: From To Carrier Basis BKK BOM BB Single carrier BKK DXB BB Single carrier BKK LON BB/CC area crossing carrier/longest TPM BOM DXB BB Single carrier BOM LON BB/CC area crossing carrier/longest TPM BOM LAX BB/CC area crossing carrier/longest TPM DXB LON CC Single carrier DXB LAX CC Single carrier LON LAX CC Single carrier

ADOPTED Res Doc : 2 Resolution : 017i Page: 2 of 2 2) Circle Trip Minimum Check (CTM) Journey 1 Two component Circle Trip: SAO-DD-MIA-EE-LON-FF-BOM-GG-PAR-HH-NYC-DD-SAO The fare is half RT SAO-BOM (lowest of EE/FF) and half RT SAO-BOM (lowest of HH/DD). The HIP check has established HIPs SAO-LON and SAO-PAR For the CTM check the following will be the selected carriers: From To Carrier(s) Basis SAO MIA (outbound) DD Single carrier SAO MIA (inbound) HH/DD carrier crossing between SAO LON (outbound) EE carrier crossing between SAO LON (inbound) HH/DD carrier crossing between SAO PAR (outbound) EE/FF carrier crossing between SAO PAR (inbound) HH/DD carrier crossing between SAO NYC (outbound) EE/FF carrier crossing between Journey 2 - Three component Circle Trip STO-KK-ATH-LL-CAI-MM-NBO-MM-DEL-OO-X/ZRH-OO-MAD-PP-X/HAM-KK-STO The fares are half RT STO-NBO (LL) plus half RT NBO-DEL (MM) plus half RT DEL- STO (OO); all carriers selected in accordance with Resolutions 017ha For the CTM check the following will be the selected carriers: From To Carrier(s) Basis STO ATH (outbound) KK Single Carrier STO ATH (inbound) OO Carrier crossing between STO CAI (outbound) LL/KK Carrier crossing between sub STO CAI (inbound) OO Carrier crossing between STO NBO (outbound) LL/MM First subarea crossing/longest TPM STO NBO (inbound) OO Carrier crossing between STO DEL (outbound) MM Carrier crossing between STO DEL (inbound) OO Carrier crossing between STO MAD (outbound) MM First area crossing/longest TPM STO MAD (inbound) KK/PP First international/longest TPM

Composite Passenger Tariff Coordinating Conference Dublin, 30-31 October 2013 Summary of Agreements For intended effective date of 15 January 2015, Composite meeting adopted the following changes. Amended Resolution 017ha Fare Selection Criteria for clarity Aligned Resolution 017i Carrier Selection for Fare Construction Checks to the amended Resolution 017ha