AIRLINE OPERATIONS AND PUBLISHED TARIFFS (Hansard, 16 November 1982)

§ Baroness Burton of Coventry
asked Her Majesty's Government:
How many airlines operating permits into the United Kingdom contain a clause that the holder should, in effect, abide by published tariffs; and whether they will list the airlines concerned at the latest convenient date.

§ Lord Lyell
As at 1st November 1982 there are 156 airline operating permits for scheduled passenger and/or cargo services into the United Kingdom that contain a clause requiring adherence to published tariffs. The airlines concerned, some of which hold more than one permit, are listed below:

Aer Lingus,

Aeroflot,

Air Algerie,

Air Florida,

Air France,

Air India,

Air Lanka,

Air Mauritius,

Air New Zealand,

Air Zimbabwe,

Alia Royal Jordanian Airlines,

Alitalia,

American Airlines,

Arrow Air,

Austrian Airlines,

Avair,

Bangladesh Biman,

Braniff International,
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Britair,

CAAC,

Cameroon Airlines,

Cyprus Airways,

Delta Airlines,

Egyptair,

El Al Israel Airlines,

Ethiopian Airlines,

Finnair,

Flying Tiger,

Garuda Indonesian Airways,

Gemini Airlines,

Ghana Airways,

Gulf Air,

lcelandair,

Iran Air,

Iraqi Airways,

Kenya Airways,

KLM,

Kuwait Airways,

Libyan Arab Airlines,

Lufthansa,

Luxair,

Malaysian Airline System,

Middle East Airlines,

Nigeria Airways,

NLM,

Northwest Orient,

Pakistan International Airlines,

Pan American,

Philippine Airlines,

Royal Air Moroc,

Sabena,

SAS,

Saudi Arabian Airlines,

Singapore Airlines,

South African Airways,

Sudan Airways,

Swissair,

Syrian Arab Airlines,

TAP Air Portugal,

TAT,

Thai Airways International,

THY,

Trans Mediterranean Airlines,

Trans World Airlines,

Trinidad and Tobago (BWIA) International Airways,

Tunis Air,

Uganda Airways,

Varig,

VIASA,

Western Airlines,

World Airways,

Yemen Air,

Zambia Airways,

§ Baroness Burton of Coventry
asked Her Majesty's Government:
How many airline operating permits into the United Kingdom contain no clause to the effect that the holder should abide by published tariffs; and whether they will list the airlines concerned at the latest convenient date.

§ Lord Lyell
As at 1st November 1982 there are 18 airline operating permits for scheduled passenger and/or cargo services into the United Kingdom that do not contain a clause requiring adherence to published tariffs. The airlines concerned, some of which hold more than one permit, are listed below:

Air Canada,

Air Jamaica,

Air Malta,

Balkan Airlines,

Caribbean Airways,

CSA,

Japan Air Lines,
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JAT,

LOT,

Malev,

Olympic Airways,

Qantas,

TAROM.