Passing off of carrier identity by affiliation between carriers.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 14

(a) (b) (1) Owns or controls 10 percent or more of the securities of the other, with or without an accompanying power to vote; (2) Is jointly controlled with the other carrier, directly or indirectly by a third person; or (3) Provides general agency services for the other carrier. (c) (1) An air carrier and any affiliated foreign air carrier shall not engage in joint public relations activities at points served by both carriers which tend to pass off the services of one carrier as the services of the other carrier or as part of a unified system of which each is a part; (2) Where one affiliated carrier provides general agency services for the other carrier, at points served by both carriers, it shall specifically identify all flights of the other carrier as flights of that carrier without reference to any relationship to the carrier performing the agency services; (3) All forms of display (including aircraft insignia), scheduled publications, advertising, or printed matter employed by affiliated carriers shall not state or imply that the services of either carrier are performed in common with the other carrier or as part of a single system. In cases where it is necessary to indicate that any agency service is performed by one affiliated carrier for the other, the references to the carrier performing the agency should be sufficiently subordinated to the name of the other carrier as to emphasize the limited role of the agent; (4) Telephone facilities at points served by both car

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 14:§ 399.82