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No C 37/2 Official Journal of the European Communities 18.2.86 No C 37/2 Official Journal of the European Communities 18.2.86 COMMUNITY TRANSIT List of airline companies exempt from community transit guarantee (86/C 37/02) Refs.: A. Regulation (EEC) No 222/77, Article 45, p. 2. B. EEC—Austria, EEC-Switzerland Agreements, Appendix I, Article 45, p. 2. Aer Lingus Teoranta (Irish Airlines), Dublin Aero-Dienst GmbH, Niirnberg Aeroflot-Soviet Airlines, Moskwa Aerolineas Argentinas, Buenos Aires Aer Turas, Dublin Aero Lloyd Flugreisen GmbH u. Co. Luftverkehrs KG, Niirnberg African Safari Airways, Nairobi Air Afrique, Abidjan Air Algerie (Compagnie nationale de transports aeriens Air Algerie), Alger Air Cargo Egypt, JACC, Kairo Air Ceylon Ltd, Colombo Air Charter International, Rungis Air Flight Luftfahrtunternehmen GmbH & Co. KG, Diisseldorf Air Florida, Miami Air France, Paris Air Inter, Paris Air Jet, Vaux en Velin Air Lanka, Colombo Airlift International Inc, Miami Air Madagascar (Societe nationale malgache de transports aeriens), Tanana­ rive Air-Mali, Bamako Air Malta, Malta Air Senegal (Societe nationale de transports aeriens), Dakar Air-Traffic GmbH, Diisseldorf Air UK Ltd, Norwich Airport Air Viking, Reykjavik Air Zaire, Kinshasa Air Zimbabwe, Salisbury Alaska Airlines Inc, Seattle Alia (Theo Royal Jordanian Airline), Amman Alitalia (Linee Aeree Italiane), Roma APSA, Lima Arco, Bermuda Ariana Afghan Airlines, Kabul ATI, Napoli Aurigny Air Services Ltd, Alderney Austrian Airlines, Wien Austrian Airtransport, Osterreichische Flugbetriebs-GmbH, Wien Avlanca (Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia, SA), Bogota Balair Ltd, Basel Balkan-Bulgarian Airlines, Sofia BASCO Brothers Air Services Co., Aden Britannia Airways Ltd, Luton Brittany Air International, Morlaix British Air Ferries Ltd, Southend-on-Sea British Airways, London British Caledonian Airways Limited, Gatwick Airport (London) British Midland Airways Ltd, Castle Donington CAAC Fluggesellschaft der Volksrepublik China, Peking Cameroon Airlines, Douala Canadian Pacific-Air, Vancouver 18.2. 86 Official Journal of the European Communities No C 37/3 Capitol International Airways, Nashville, Tennessee Cargolux Airlines International, Luxembourg Compagnie Aeromaritime d'Affretements (C.A.A.), Puteaux Condor Flugdienst GmbH, Neu-Isenburg Contactair Flugdienst GmbH & Co., Stuttgart Conti-Flug Gesellschaft fur Luftfahrtbedarf mbH, Koln Corse Air International, Paris CP Air (Canadian Pacific-Air), Vancouver Crossair AG, Basel CSA (Ceskoslovenske Aerolinie), Praha CTA (Compagnie de Transport Aerien), Meyrin Cyprus Airways Ltd, Nicosia Dan-Air Services Ltd, Gatwick Airport (London) Delta Air Lines Inc., Atlanta, Georgia Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Koln Dornier Reparaturwerft GmbH, Wessling DLT Deutsche Luftverkehrsgesellschaft mbH, Frankfurt Egyptair, Kairo Elan Air Corp., Windsor Locks El Al Israel Airlines Ltd, Tel Aviv Elvie (Societa Italiana Esercizio Elicotteri S.p.A.), Napoli Ethiopian Airlines S.C., Addis Abeba Europe Aero Service (E.A.S.), Perpignan Euralair International, Le Bourget Fairflight (Charters) Ltd, Biggin Hill Airport (London) Finnair, Helsinki Flying Tiger Line, Los Angeles Garuda Indonesian Airways, Djakarta German Cargo Services GmbH, Frankfurt Ghana Airways Corporation, Accra Hapag-Lloyd Flug GmbH, Bremen Hemet Exploration, Colomier Hubbardair Ltd, Norwich Airport Iberia (Lineas Aereas de Espafia S.A.), Madrid Icelandair (Fluglelag Islands H.F.), Reykjavik International Carribean Airways, Barbados Iranair, Teheran , Iraqi Airways, Bagdad JAL (Japan Air Lines Co. Ltd), Tokio JAT (Jugoslovenski Aerotransport), Beograd Jersey European Airways, Jersey Jet Flight, Excutive Air Charter GmbH, Koln Kenya Airways, Nairobi KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines), Amsterdam KLM Helikopters B.V., Haarlem Korean Airlines, Seoul Kuwait Airways Corporation, Kuwait Lan Chile Fluglinien, Santiago de Chile Le Point Air, Mulhouse Libyan Arab Airlines, Tripoli Lineas Aereas Paraguayas, Asuncion Loganair Ltd, Glasgow LOT-Polish Airlines, Warszawa LTU-Lufttransport-Unternehmen GmbH & Co. KG, Diisseldorf Luxair-Luxembourg Airlines, Luxembourg Malaysian Airlines System, Kuala Lumpur Malev (Hungarian Airlines), Budapest No C 37/4 Official Journal of the European Communities 18. 2. 86 Martinair, Amsterdam MEA (Middle East Airlines Airliban S.A.L.), Beyrouth Minerve, Paris Monarch Airlines Limited, Luton MTM Aviation GmbH, Munchen Nigeria Airways, Lagos NLM-Dutch Airlines, Amsterdam Northwest Airlines, Minneapolis, Minnesota (Fred) Olsen, Oslo Olympic Airways, Athenai Ontario World Air, Toronto Pacific Western Airlines, Vancouver Pakistan International Airlines Corporation, Karachi Pan American World Airways Inc, New York PAS Phoenix-Air Service GmbH, Munchen Philippine Airlines (PAL), Manila PJC-Privat-Jet-Charter, GmbH, Dusseldorf Quantas Airways Ltd, Sydney Royal Air Maroc, Casablanca Sabena (Belgian World Airlines), Bruxelles SAM (Societa Aerea Mediterranea), Roma SAS (Scandinavian Airlines), Stockholm SAT Fluggesellschaft mbH, Dusseldorf Saturn, Oakland Saudia (Saudi Arabian Airlines), Jeddah SFAIR, Marignane Sierra Leone Airways, Freetown Singapore Airlines Ltd, Singapore Somalia Airlines, Mogadischu South African Airways, Johannesburg Southern Air Transport, Miami Spantax SA, Madrid Sudan Airways, Khartoum Swissair (Swiss Air Transport Company Ltd), Zurich Syrian Arab Airlines, Damascus TAP — The Intercontinental Airline of Portugal, Lisboa Tarom (Rumanian Air Transport), Bucuresti T.A.T. Export, Tours Thai Airways International, Bangkok THY — Turkish Airlines, Istanbul Tradewinds Airways Ltd, Gatwick Airport (London) Transamerica Airlines Inc, Transavia (Holland B.V.), Amsterdam Trans-Mediterranean Airways S.A.L., Beyrouth Tunis Air, Tunis TWA (Trans World Airlines Inc.), New York Uni Air International, Toulouse UTA (Union de transports aeriens), Paris VARIG-Brazilian Airlines, Rio de Janeiro VIASA (Venezolana Internacional de Aviacion S.A.), Caracas WDL Flugdienst GmbH, Mulheim/Ruhr Zambia Airways Corporation, Lukasa .
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