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FAQs: Rules of Procedure for Rail Level of Service Arbitration
1. What is the purpose of these rules? The purpose of the Rules of Procedure for Rail Level of Service Arbitration is to enable the parties to a dispute to achieve a resolution that is commercially fair and reasonable to the parties. 2. What are the key elements of these rules? The...
Web page | 2014-12-23
FAQs: Railway Costing Regulations
1. What is the purpose of these regulations? The Railway Costing Regulations set out the rules for determining railway variable costs, which stipulate that variable costs shall include the increases and decreases in rail operating expenses resulting from changes in the volume of traffic. ...
Web page | 2014-12-23
FAQs: Railway Traffic and Passenger Tariffs Regulations
1. What is the purpose of these regulations? The Railway Traffic and Passenger Tariffs Regulations set out the information to be included in every traffic or passenger tariff that is issued and published by a railway company under Part III of the Canada Transportation Act. 2. What are the...
Web page | 2014-12-23
FAQs: Railway Traffic Liability Regulations
1. What is the purpose of these regulations? The Railway Traffic Liability Regulations identify the extent to which a railway company’s liability may be limited or restricted in respect of any traffic and prescribe the terms and conditions of the limitation or restriction. 2. What are the...
Web page | 2014-12-23
FAQs: Canadian Transportation Agency Designated Provisions Regulations
1. What is the purpose of these regulations? The Canadian Transportation Agency Designated Provisions Regulations add to the options available in respect of enforcement of the Canada Transportation Act and its attendant Regulations.  2. What are the key elements of these regulations? The...
Web page | 2014-12-23
FAQs: Personnel Training for the Assistance of Persons with Disabilities Regulations
1. What is the purpose of these regulations? The purpose of the Personnel Training for the Assistance of Persons with Disabilities Regulations is to eliminate undue obstacles to the mobility of persons with disabilities in the transportation network governed by the Canada Transportation Act. 2....
Web page | 2014-12-23
Notice to industry: Reminder to air carriers to file tariff amendments by February 15, 2015
The Canadian transportation Agency's interline baggage rules approach for air carriers was clearly specified in Decision 144-A-2014 and Order No. 2014-A-158. To summarize, these rules are effective for tickets issued on or after April 1, 2015, when participating in an interline itinerary issued on...
Web page | 2015-01-09
Code Share and Wet Lease Authorities
Service standard The Agency will generally issue code share and wet lease authorities within 15 business days of receiving all documentation required to demonstrate compliance with the code share and wet lease requirements for flights to be operated pursuant to the air carrier's scheduled or non-...
Web page | 2017-05-15
How to file International Scheduled Services Air Cargo Tariffs
Air carriers operating international scheduled cargo air services are reminded of their obligations to file their air cargo tariffsNote 1 with the Canada Transportation Agency (Agency). Tariff filing requirements All air carriers offering an international cargo service to and from Canada are...
Web page | 2015-05-14
New filing approach for international scheduled services air cargo tariffs
The Canadian Transportation Agency has implemented a new approach for the filing of international scheduled services cargo tariffs for air carriers offering services to or from Canada. The Airline Tariff Publishing Company (ATPCO) has informed the Agency and its clients that it no longer acts as...
Publication | 2015-10-05

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