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1982 - June DOT Ord. & Dec. [1] (June, 1982)

handle is hein.usfed/dotod0557 and id is 1 raw text is: Order 82-6-1 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD WASHINGTON, D.C. Issued Under Delegated Authority June 1, 1982 Applications of AIA INDUSTRIES, INC., et al. for approval of common control and Docket 40679 interlocking relationships under §§ 408 and 409 of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, as amended, or exemptions therefrom pursuant to § 416(b) of that Act. ORDER GRANTING EXEMPTIONS By application filed May 10, 1982, AIA Industries, Inc. (AIA) seeks approval under, or exemption from, §§ 408 and 409 of the Act for the common ownership and interlocking relationships that would result from its pro- posed acquisition of various transportation-related entities. The appli- cation states that AIA is a holding company whose purpose is to own the shares of the other applicants. American International Airways, Inc. (Airways) is a certificated charter carrier 1/ engaged predominantly in single entity charters on behalf of hotels located in Atlantic City, New Jersey, as well as public charters from the northeastern United States to Florida and Caribbean points. Atravco, Inc. arranges hotel accommodations and ground transfers and also owns a travel agency, Hurst Travel Company, accredited by ATC and IATA. The travel agency holds a bus broker's license from the Interstate Commerce Commission. 2/ Atlantic City Group Services, Inc. (ACGS) is an inactive firm that will also offer such ground handling services as hotel accommodations and airport transfers to Atlantic City travelers. Air Division, Inc. (ADI), is an air taxi operating under Part 298 of the Board's regulations with one Piper Navajo capable of transport- ing a total of six persons. 3/ A.C. Travel Service, Inc. (A.C.), an inactive company, will acquire the Hurst Travel Company in Atlantic City upon liquidation of Atravco. American International Transport, Inc. (Transport), which has no outstanding stock, is now in the process of acquiring an inactive motor bus operator, Lee Bus Lines, Inc. 4/ 1/ Order 81-11-78, November 12, 1981. 2/ The applicants intend to liquidate Atravco and transfer its assets to another entity involved in this transaction, A.C. Travel Service, Inc. 3/ ADI has not engaged in a charter since September, 1981. 4/ Lee Bus Lines is authorized by the State of New Jersey to engage in intrastate special service and charter bus transportation only.

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