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Hey Guys, Anyone have any updates as to the progress of this venture? I have heard they had a plane then I heard they didnt.
Anyone have any info?
Anyone have any info?
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Last I'd heard, they had a 737-700 ex-AirTran ready to go, but not sure current status.
Tim Morgan isn't a cowboy as far as I am aware, so would want the Ts and Cs in place for his charters before burning through any more paper money.
Anyone know if they're planning loco scheds ?
Doubt they'll be heading to the islands and south given the competition, but who knows. Also, as per my previous post, understood the brand name is Canadiana??
Tim Morgan isn't a cowboy as far as I am aware, so would want the Ts and Cs in place for his charters before burning through any more paper money.
Anyone know if they're planning loco scheds ?
Doubt they'll be heading to the islands and south given the competition, but who knows. Also, as per my previous post, understood the brand name is Canadiana??
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Apparently towards the end of Nov. for a start date. Business plan has 10 airplanes in it right now. Four NG's by the end of 09.
Sounds very inviting, with a part-time option for pilots if that makes sense.
These new ventures are always exciting especially in this paticular industry.
Sounds very inviting, with a part-time option for pilots if that makes sense.
These new ventures are always exciting especially in this paticular industry.
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NewAir: Satisfying. Rewarding. Life Changing.
Copied from AEF:
Order No. 2008-A-415
October 10, 2008
IN THE MATTER OF an application for an exemption from section 59 of the Canada Transportation Act, S.C., 1996, c. 10, as amended, to permit 1263343 Alberta Inc. carrying on business as NewAir & Tours to sell, cause to be sold or publicly offer for sale in Canada a domestic service, large aircraft, in the absence of a licence.
File No. M4210/N300-1
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1263343 Alberta Inc. carrying on business as NewAir & Tours (the applicant) has applied to the Canadian Transportation Agency (the Agency) for the exemption set out in the title. The application was complete on September 25, 2008.
Section 59 of the Canada Transportation Act (hereinafter the CTA) states that no person shall sell, cause to be sold or publicly offer for sale in Canada an air service unless, if required under Part II of the CTA, a person holds a licence issued under that part and that licence is not suspended. The applicant has applied for a licence to operate a domestic service, large aircraft. However, as the application is not yet complete, an exemption from the application of section 59 of the CTA is necessary in order to allow the applicant to sell, cause to be sold or publicly offer for sale in Canada the proposed air service prior to obtaining the applied for licence.
The applicant submits that it has been approached by a major oilsands developer to provide its construction workers with regular air transportation between various points in Canada and its worksite near Fort McMurray, Alberta. The applicant proposes to enter into an agreement with the developer as soon as possible, for the provision of such services.
The applicant states that to ensure the viability of the air service, it must be able to begin selling it at the earliest possible date. The agreement would provide much needed financial stability to the applicant’s developing operation and would mitigate the risks associated with its business plan. The applicant also submits that if it was required to wait until it obtains the licence before proceeding, it may lose the important business opportunity potentially secured by the agreement.
The Agency has carefully reviewed and considered the application and is of the opinion that in order for the proposed service to be viable, the applicant must be able to offer the applied for domestic service for sale at the earliest possible date. Therefore, the Agency finds that compliance by the applicant with section 59 of the CTA is impractical in the present circumstances.
Accordingly, the Agency, pursuant to paragraph 80(1)© of the CTA, hereby exempts the applicant from the application of section 59 of the CTA, solely for the purpose of the applicant entering into the proposed agreement with the above noted developer with respect to a domestic service, large aircraft, effective from the date of this Order, without holding the required licence, subject to the following conditions:
1. The exemption authorized herein does not relieve the applicant from the requirement to hold a licence in respect of the service to be provided and, accordingly, no flights shall be operated until the appropriate licence has been issued.
2. All revenues from the sale of a domestic service, large aircraft, shall be deposited and held in a trust account until the issuance of the licence or until alternative transportation arrangements are finalized.
The exemption granted herein does not exempt the applicant from the requirements of other legislative acts or regulations, including those of Transport Canada.
Copied from AEF:
Order No. 2008-A-415
October 10, 2008
IN THE MATTER OF an application for an exemption from section 59 of the Canada Transportation Act, S.C., 1996, c. 10, as amended, to permit 1263343 Alberta Inc. carrying on business as NewAir & Tours to sell, cause to be sold or publicly offer for sale in Canada a domestic service, large aircraft, in the absence of a licence.
File No. M4210/N300-1
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1263343 Alberta Inc. carrying on business as NewAir & Tours (the applicant) has applied to the Canadian Transportation Agency (the Agency) for the exemption set out in the title. The application was complete on September 25, 2008.
Section 59 of the Canada Transportation Act (hereinafter the CTA) states that no person shall sell, cause to be sold or publicly offer for sale in Canada an air service unless, if required under Part II of the CTA, a person holds a licence issued under that part and that licence is not suspended. The applicant has applied for a licence to operate a domestic service, large aircraft. However, as the application is not yet complete, an exemption from the application of section 59 of the CTA is necessary in order to allow the applicant to sell, cause to be sold or publicly offer for sale in Canada the proposed air service prior to obtaining the applied for licence.
The applicant submits that it has been approached by a major oilsands developer to provide its construction workers with regular air transportation between various points in Canada and its worksite near Fort McMurray, Alberta. The applicant proposes to enter into an agreement with the developer as soon as possible, for the provision of such services.
The applicant states that to ensure the viability of the air service, it must be able to begin selling it at the earliest possible date. The agreement would provide much needed financial stability to the applicant’s developing operation and would mitigate the risks associated with its business plan. The applicant also submits that if it was required to wait until it obtains the licence before proceeding, it may lose the important business opportunity potentially secured by the agreement.
The Agency has carefully reviewed and considered the application and is of the opinion that in order for the proposed service to be viable, the applicant must be able to offer the applied for domestic service for sale at the earliest possible date. Therefore, the Agency finds that compliance by the applicant with section 59 of the CTA is impractical in the present circumstances.
Accordingly, the Agency, pursuant to paragraph 80(1)© of the CTA, hereby exempts the applicant from the application of section 59 of the CTA, solely for the purpose of the applicant entering into the proposed agreement with the above noted developer with respect to a domestic service, large aircraft, effective from the date of this Order, without holding the required licence, subject to the following conditions:
1. The exemption authorized herein does not relieve the applicant from the requirement to hold a licence in respect of the service to be provided and, accordingly, no flights shall be operated until the appropriate licence has been issued.
2. All revenues from the sale of a domestic service, large aircraft, shall be deposited and held in a trust account until the issuance of the licence or until alternative transportation arrangements are finalized.
The exemption granted herein does not exempt the applicant from the requirements of other legislative acts or regulations, including those of Transport Canada.
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NewAir and Tours Announces New Name
NewAir and Tours Announces New Name: Financial News - Yahoo! Finance
NewAir and Tours Announces New Name: Financial News - Yahoo! Finance
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I believe there has been most of the guys chosen so far for the start up. Of course more to come as they add aircraft. My best guess would be in early in the new year.
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Enerjet achieves regulatory approvals: Financial News - Yahoo! Finance
Press Release Source: NewAir & Tours; Enerjet
Enerjet achieves regulatory approvals
Friday November 28, 4:50 pm ET
CALGARY, Nov. 28 /CNW/ - Enerjet (formerly New Air and Tours), is pleased to announce the achievement of two significant milestones. First, the award of an Air Operators Certificate (AOC) by Transport Canada, acknowledging Enerjet's completion of all the technical and safety requirements necessary to operate a commercial air operation in Canada. Secondly, the award of an Air Operators License issued by the Canadian Transportation Agency. The license authenticates that Enerjet has met the rigorous ownership requirements which assure Canadians of a financially sound air travel provider. The achievement of these milestones means that Enerjet is now open for business to charter its Boeing 737-700 Next-Generation aircraft.
According to Enerjet President and CEO Tim Morgan, the application process went smoothly, "We were impressed with the effectiveness and efficiency with which Transport Canada and the Canadian Transportation Agency handled our application, and with the superior work of our own expert staff. The outcomes of this work set a high standard for enabling a safe, reliable carrier in a reasonable time frame."
About Enerjet
Enerjet is a privately held Canadian Corporation based in Calgary, Alberta. We are an equal opportunity employer and adhere to Canada's labor code and standards. We fly Boeing 737-700 Next-Generation aircraft.
For further information
regarding employment opportunities, charters or further background information, please visit our website at Enerjet - The newest addition to Canada's aviation landscape. or contact: Bill Lamberton, VP Marketing & sales, Enerjet, email [email protected] or call (403) 648-2800
Press Release Source: NewAir & Tours; Enerjet
Enerjet achieves regulatory approvals
Friday November 28, 4:50 pm ET
CALGARY, Nov. 28 /CNW/ - Enerjet (formerly New Air and Tours), is pleased to announce the achievement of two significant milestones. First, the award of an Air Operators Certificate (AOC) by Transport Canada, acknowledging Enerjet's completion of all the technical and safety requirements necessary to operate a commercial air operation in Canada. Secondly, the award of an Air Operators License issued by the Canadian Transportation Agency. The license authenticates that Enerjet has met the rigorous ownership requirements which assure Canadians of a financially sound air travel provider. The achievement of these milestones means that Enerjet is now open for business to charter its Boeing 737-700 Next-Generation aircraft.
According to Enerjet President and CEO Tim Morgan, the application process went smoothly, "We were impressed with the effectiveness and efficiency with which Transport Canada and the Canadian Transportation Agency handled our application, and with the superior work of our own expert staff. The outcomes of this work set a high standard for enabling a safe, reliable carrier in a reasonable time frame."
About Enerjet
Enerjet is a privately held Canadian Corporation based in Calgary, Alberta. We are an equal opportunity employer and adhere to Canada's labor code and standards. We fly Boeing 737-700 Next-Generation aircraft.
For further information
regarding employment opportunities, charters or further background information, please visit our website at Enerjet - The newest addition to Canada's aviation landscape. or contact: Bill Lamberton, VP Marketing & sales, Enerjet, email [email protected] or call (403) 648-2800
