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Domestic Tariff Rules Domestic Tariff Rules CTA (A) No. 5 Rules Applicable to Scheduled Services for the Transportation Of Passengers and their Baggage Between Points in Canada Calm Air International LP, As represented by its general partner, Calm Air GP Inc. c/o/b as Calm Air (Carrier is defined as a small carrier for purposes of this Tariff) Issued By: Robert Astwood VP, Flight Operations Calm Air International LP 930 Ferry Road Winnipeg MB R3H 0Y8 Amd Date 15 NOV 2020 DOMESTIC TARIFF RULES Amd No 05 ADMIN PAGE I Table of Contents Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................... I Record of Amendment ................................................................................................................ IV List of Effective Pages ................................................................................................................. V Explanation of Abbreviations, Reference Marks and Symbols ................................................. X Rule 1: Definitions ......................................................................................................................... 1 Rule 2: Application of Tariff .......................................................................................................... 4 (A) General ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4 (B) Gratuitous Carriage .................................................................................................................................................... 4 (C) Passenger Recourse................................................................................................................................................... 4 Rule 3: Application of Fares and Charges ................................................................................... 5 (A) General ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5 (B) Fares in Effect & Fare Rules ...................................................................................................................................... 5 (C) Routing ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7 (D) Taxes and Charges ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 (E) Currency of Fares ....................................................................................................................................................... 7 Rule 4: Taxes ................................................................................................................................. 8 Rule 5: Methods of Payment......................................................................................................... 9 Rule 6: Capacity Limitations....................................................................................................... 10 Rule 7: Reservations ................................................................................................................... 11 (A) General .....................................................................................................................................................................11 (B) Cancellation of Reservations ....................................................................................................................................11 (C) Passenger’s Responsibility ......................................................................................................................................11 (D) Failure to Occupy Seat ..............................................................................................................................................11 (E) Check-in Time Limits .................................................................................................................................................11 Rule 8: Stopovers ........................................................................................................................ 13 Rule 9: Routings .......................................................................................................................... 14 Rule 10: Failure to Operate on Schedule ................................................................................... 15 Rule 11: Baggage Acceptance ................................................................................................... 16 (A) General Conditions of Acceptance of Checked and Unchecked Baggage ...........................................................16 (B) Baggage Allowance ...................................................................................................................................................16 (C) Collection and Delivery Baggage .............................................................................................................................17 (D) Excess Baggage ........................................................................................................................................................18 (E) Valet Baggage ............................................................................................................................................................18 (F) Musical Instruments ...................................................................................................................................................18 (F) Items Unacceptable as Baggage ...............................................................................................................................20 (G) Right to Refuse Carriage of Baggage ......................................................................................................................20 Amd Date 15 NOV 2020 DOMESTIC TARIFF RULES Amd No 05 ADMIN PAGE II (H) Right of Search ..........................................................................................................................................................20 Rule 12: Acceptance of Children for Travel ............................................................................... 21 (A) General .....................................................................................................................................................................21 (B) Acceptance of Infants and Children .........................................................................................................................21 (C) Seating of Children (Under Age 14) ..........................................................................................................................22 (D) Fare for Children ........................................................................................................................................................22 Rule 13: Unaccompanied Minors ............................................................................................... 23 (A) Travel Requirements..................................................................................................................................................23 (B) Carrier’s Limited Responsibility ...............................................................................................................................23 Rule 14: Carriage of Pregnant Women ...................................................................................... 24 Rule 15: Fare for Seniors ............................................................................................................ 25 Rule 16: Fare for Compassionate Travel ................................................................................... 26 Rule 17: Extra Seating Needs ..................................................................................................... 27 (A) Extra seats required for Special Seating Needs: ....................................................................................................27 (B) Extra seats purchased for Customers of Size: ........................................................................................................27 (C) Extra seats purchased for extra space onboard: ....................................................................................................27 Rule 18: Carriage of Persons with Disabilities .......................................................................... 28 (A) Acceptance for Carriage ............................................................................................................................................28 (B) Acceptance of Declaration of Self-Reliance (Self-Determination) .........................................................................28 (C) Medical Clearance ......................................................................................................................................................28 (D) Accessible Seating ....................................................................................................................................................28 (E) Acceptance of Aids ....................................................................................................................................................28
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