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1989 - March DOT Ord. & Dec. [1] (March, 1989)

handle is hein.usfed/dotod0397 and id is 1 raw text is: /2 Order 89-3-1 UNITED STATES CF AMERICA DEPARTIENT OF TRANSPORTATION OFFICE CF THE SEEARY WASHINGTON, D. C. Issued by the Department of Transportation on the 1st day of March, 1989 --------VSO MAR 7798M Thirty-Day Notice of BAR RBOR AIRWAYS, INC. Docket 45793 d/b/a EASTERN EXPRESS to suspend service in the New Bedford- Nantucket market pursuant to section 419 : of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, as : amended ORDER EXIDING SERVICE OBLIGATION On August 30, 1988, Bar Harbor Airways, Inc. d/b/a Eastern Express, submitted notification that it would replace its subsidiary, Provincetown-Boston. Airlines, in the New Bedford-Nantucket market effective September 6, 1988, and simultaneously filed a 30-day notice of its intent to terminate its service in that market, effective October 6, 1988. By Order 88-10-3, the Department prohibited the carrier from terminating its service for a 30-day period, through November 4,1988, and requested proposals fram carriers interested in providing replacement service, with subsidy if necessary. As required by section 419, we have extended Bar Harbor's service obligation for additional 30-day periods. The latest extension, through March 4, 1989, ws issued by Order 89-1-47. At the same time, the Department requested proposals by carriers interested in providing New Bedford's essential air service to its other hub, New York. We had previously requested proposals to serve New Bedford-New York by Order 88-7-44, but decided in Order 88-10-3 to request New Bedford proposals to both of its hubs in one proceeding. Valley Airlines has submitted a proposal to serve New Bedford-New York, and Express Air has indicated that it will serve New Bedford-Nantucket without subsidy. Express Air has recently received its commuter airline authority and is now providing six round trips a day between New Bedford and Nantucket. We are currently evaluating its capability of providing essential air service in this market. We will not have completed this evaluation by the end of the current hold-in period, March 4, 1989. Therefore, in accordance with section 419(a)(6) of the Act, we will extend Bar Harbor's service obligation in the New Bedford- Nantucket market for an additional 30-day period, through April 3, 1989. This order is issued under authority assigned in 14 CFR Part 385.

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