IATA THREE NUMERIC AIRLINE ACCOUNTING CODE AND AIRLINE PREFIX CODE As per the provisions of IATA Resolution

767, a company may qualify for: a three-numeric airline accounting code for use on passenger traffic documents if engaged in providing passenger transportation services only; a three-numeric airline prefix code for use on cargo traffic documents if providing cargo transportation services only; an identical three-numeric airline accounting code and a three-numeric airline prefix code if providing both passenger and cargo transportation services. To be eligible for the IATA three-numeric codes, companies must: Complete and submit the APPLICATION FORM FOR AIRLINE ACCOUNTING CODE AND/OR AIRLINE PREFIX CODE. Airlines must interline with one or more IATA/ATA Member airlines and must issue their own accountable interline traffic documents for use over their respective services. Alternatively, an airline may qualify for an airline prefix code if it has authorised freight forwarders to issue air waybills on its behalf. Airlines must submit a valid Airline Operating Certificate (AOC) issued by a government. IATA Travel Partners must participate in an airline computer reservations system (CRS) or in an IATA Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) or Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) and must issue accountable traffic documents. The Travel Partner must also submit a valid authorisation issued by a government body to provide transportation services. Computerised reservations systems (CRSs) must provide ticketing services for the airline industry Pay the non-refundable assignment fee(s) Accounting code only USD 2,500 Prefix code only USD 2,500 Accounting code and prefix code USD 4,000 (Please note that annual administration/retainer fees are to be paid in order to retain assigned codes) AND Satisfy at least ONE of the following conditions: Members of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) or Members of the Air Transport Association of America (ATA) that issue interline traffic documents (passenger and/or cargo); Airlines that meet all the requirements to participate in any of the following industry interline agreements or participate in BSP or ARC: IATA Multilateral Interline Traffic Agreements - Passenger or Cargo IATA Interline Traffic Participation Agreement - Passenger - Issuing Airlines Only IATA Cargo Accounts Settlement Systems and issue air waybills ATA Interline Traffic Agreement - Passenger or Air Cargo Procedures Agreement IATA Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) and issue interline traffic documents Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) and issue interline traffic documents UATP Agreement as a Contractor Party

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ASSIGNMENTS A code is assigned when all documentation and relevant qualifications have been confirmed by the appropriate organization(s) and when the assignment fees have been fully paid. It is important to note that when a company holds an accounting code and/or a prefix code and is not a Member of IATA or ATA, the company is required on a yearly basis - to validate its qualification.

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APPLICATION FORM FOR IATA THREE NUMERIC AIRLINE ACCOUNTING CODE AND/OR AIRLINE PREFIX CODE Corporate Name and Address See Note 1 Name of Organization Street Address Post Office Box Number City State/Province/County Country Postal/Zip Code Contact Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss/Ms) Title _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Contact Details City/Region Code _ _

Telephone Number Fax Number E-mail Teletype

Country Code _ _ _ _

Local Number _ _

Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss/Ms) Title Date

Signature/Name of Person submitting the Application: _ _ _

Note 1 Provide the full corporate name, including the trade or doing business as (dba) name and the

corporate mailing address where the organization has been registered and to where all correspondence is to be sent. The corporate mailing address must be in the same country as the issuing authority for the Airline Operating Certificate or authorisation to provide transport services. Upon assignment, this information will be notified to the industry and published in the IATA Airline Coding Directory.

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Airline Request (Please double click on the appropriate box answer all questions) Has the airline ever been assigned an IATA three numeric accounting code? If Yes, please indicate code and year of assignment_ Has the airline ever been assigned an IATA three numeric airline prefix code? If Yes, please indicate code and year of assignment_ Does this airline presently have a three-letter code assigned by ICAO through the local Civil Aviation Authorities (CAA) for air traffic control and AFTN purposes? See Note 2 If Yes, please indicate the assigned three letter code_ Has the airline been issued an Airline Operating Certificate (AOC)? See Note 3 If Yes, indicate Name of issuing authority: _ Date and place of issue: _ Period of validity: _ Authorized areas of operation: _ ( Domestic ( International ( Domestic & International. List locations/countries permitted to serve: _ Type of services permitted to operate: ( Scheduled Passenger ( ( Non-Scheduled Passenger (

( Yes ( No

Yes ( No

( Yes ( No

( Yes ( No

Scheduled Passenger & Cargo Non-Scheduled Passenger & Cargo Which of the following industry agreements or BSP/ARC have you applied for participation? ( IATA Multilateral Interline Traffic Agreement(s) ( Passenger ( Cargo ( Passenger and Cargo ( IATA Multilateral Interline Participation Agreement Passenger - Issuing Airlines Only ( ATA Interline Traffic Agreement Passenger or ( ATA Cargo Procedures Agreement ( IATA Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) and issue interline traffic documents ( Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) and issue interline traffic documents ( IATA Cargo Accounts Settlement Systems and Issue air waybills ( UATP Agreement as a Contractor Party Date of Application to the Agreement(s) or Plan(s): _ ( Indicate the IATA or ATA member s airline(s) that have concluded reciprocal (two-way) interline traffic agreement(s) See Note 4 _ ( Indicate the forwarders that have been authorised to issue air waybills on your behalf :_

Scheduled Cargo Non-Scheduled Cargo

( (

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Non-Airlines Request Please indicate Nature of Business ( Railway Company ( Ferry Company ( Bus Company ( In which CRS will the company participate: _ Which of the following industry agreements have you applied for participation? ( IATA Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP)* and issue interline traffic documents ( Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC)* and issue interline traffic documents Date of Application to the Agreement(s) or Plan(s) : _ * IATA Travel Partner Only ( Computerised Reservations System (CRS) See Note 5 DECLARATION by Airlines and Non-Airlines To be signed by Chief Executive of Company or equivalent

( ( (

I hereby declare that I require an airline accounting code for passenger traffic purposes only. The code will not be used as an airline prefix for cargo traffic purposes unless authorised by IATA I hereby declare that I require an airline prefix code for cargo traffic purposes only. The code will not be used as an airline accounting code for passenger traffic purposes unless authorised by IATA. I hereby declare that I require the airline accounting /prefix for both passenger and cargo traffic purposes. Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss/Ms) Title Date _ _ _ Checklist To support your Application, have you: ( Fully completed, signed and dated the Application Form ( Attached a valid Airline Operating Certificate (AOC) or authorisation to provide transportation services ( Requested IATA or ATA Member(s) to confirm a reciprocal (two-way) interline traffic agreement ( Applied for participation in industry interline agreements/BSP/ARC? E-mail, Mail or Fax completed application forms and supporting documentation to: Code Administration Coordinator Phone: + 1 (514) 874 0202 IATA Fax : + 1 (514) 390 6773 800 Place Victoria, P.O. Box 113 E-mail: airlinecoding@iata.org Montreal, Quebec Teletype: YMQTIXB Canada H4Z 1M1 IATA keeps all applications on file for a period of six months from the date of the application. If your company has not qualified for a designator within this period, it will be necessary to reapply.

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NOTES FOR COMPLETION OF APPLICATION FORM Note 2 Note 3 If your airline does not have a three-letter ICAO code, please contact your local Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to request an assignment. Code assignments will not be made until IATA has received a copy of a valid Airline Operating Certificate (AOC) issued by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in the country of registry of the requesting company.

In some countries, it may be know as a licence or permit to operate and may be more than one document. The document(s) must specify the type of service the airline is authorized to operate, (scheduled or non-scheduled, passenger or cargo only or passenger and cargo), where these services may be performed (domestically, internationally or both) and the period of validity (i.e. 12 months from the date of issue or for an indefinite period). A new airline may be assigned a provisional airline designator code when written notification is received from the relevant authority that you are substantially meeting the requirements for the issuance of a licence to operate commercial air transport services A provisional assignments shall be valid for a non-renewable period of six (6) months. Note 4 A two-way interline traffic agreement is an agreement whereby both parties agree to sell transportation services and accept each others accountable traffic documents (tickets and/or air waybills) over each others routes. For the assignment of an IATA code, the two-way interline traffic agreements are concluded with IATA or ATA Member Airlines. Confirmation of the agreement must provided by the IATA or ATA Member and signed by the interline manager (or an equivalent) and must specify which type(s) of interline services has been concluded, i.e. either passenger only, cargo only or both passenger and cargo. This confirmation is to be submitted to IATA (see overleaf for contact details). A Member airline of IATA or ATA must provide confirmation to IATA that the CRS will be providing CRS services to them.

Note 5

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