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The filing requests seven weekly frequencies beginning on or about January 15, 2012, consistent with the Colombia–United States Open Skies Agreement. 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be addressed to:  \nExecutive Vice President &General Counsel  \nJetBlue Airways Corporation118-29 Queens BoulevardForest Hills,NY 11375jim.hnat@jetblue.com  \nSenior Vice President for GovernmentAffairs &Associate General CounselJetBlue Airways CorporationP.O.Box 1927  \nRockville,Maryland 20850301-279-9727robert.land@jetblue.com  \nBEFORE THE  \nDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONOFFICE OF THE SECRETARYWASHINGTON,D.C.  \n# APPLICATION OF JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORPORATION FOR CERTIFICATEOF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY FOR FOREIGN SCHEDULEDAIR TRANSPORTATION\n\nJonathan B.HillSarah J.McGinleyDow Lohnes PLLC  \nWashington,D.C.20036(202)776-2000jhill@dowlohnes.comsmcginley@dowlohnes.com  \nCounsel forJetBlue Airways Corporation  \nDocket DOT-OST-  \n1200 New Hampshire Ave.,NWSuite 800  \nU.S.-Colombia CombinationFrequency Allocation Proceeding  \nBEFORE THE  \nDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONOFFICE OF THE SECRETARYWASHINGTON,D.C.  \nDocket DOT-OST-  \n# APPLICATION OF JETBLUE AIRWAYS CORPORATION FOR CERTIFICATE OFPUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY FOR FOREIGN SCHEDULED AIRTRANSPORTATION\n\nPursuant to the Department of Transportation's(\"DOT”)Notice Inviting Applications,served August 31,2011,JetBlue Airways Corporation(“JetBlue”)respectfully submits thisapplication for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity and requests the Department todesignate JetBlue to the Colombian government authorizing JetBlue to engage in foreignscheduled air transportation pursuant to 49U.S.C.§41102 of persons,property and mailbetween Fort Lauderdale,Florida and Bogota,Colombia,utilizing 7 frequencies per weekcommencing on or about January 15,2012.  \nThe grant of such authority is consistent with the Open Skies Agreement betweenColombia and the United States,signed May 10,2011(the“Agreement”),that became effectivethrough the exchange of diplomatic notes as of August 26,2011.Under that Agreement,21scheduled combination frequencies are immediately available and 21 scheduled combinationfrequencies will become available on January 1,2012.  \nAs demonstrated below,JetBlue fully complies with all requirements for the Departmentto grant it 7 ofthe 42 the additional frequencies under the Agreement for JetBlue's proposed new  \nservice,which will provide the first truly low cost,high quality,and award-winning servicebetween the Fort Lauderdale/Miami area and Bogotá,Colombia.  \nJetBlue is a Delaware corporation with its principal office located at 118-29 QueensBlvd.,Forest Hills,NY 11375.JetBlue is a citizen of the United States as defined by 49 U.S.C.§40102(a)(15)(c),as amended,and is fit,willing and able to provide the services contemplatedby this application.JetBlue holds certificate authority including a Certificate for PublicConvenience and Necessity for Interstate Air Transportation issued on February 4,2000,Order2000-2-7(see DOT Docket 99-5616)and a Certificate for Foreign Air Transportation issuedMay 7,2007,Order 2007-7-3(see Docket OST-2007-27790)and numerous exemptions forforeign operations by Notice of Action Taken (see,e.g.,NOAT dated September 8,2009(Docket OST-2004-18796)(Renewal for Nassau,Bahamas);NOAT dated May 11,2009(Docket OST-2009-0101)(St.Lucia);NOAT dated May 11,2009(Docket OST-2009-0096)(Barbados))and an Experimental Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to provideservice between Orlando,Florida and Bogotá,Colombia dated June 30,2009(Order 2009-9-4,corrected).JetBlue requests that the Department take official notice of the information containedin those dockets pursuant to Rule 24.  \nThe frequencies requested herein are for the transportation of persons,property and mailin combination service between Fort Lauderdale,Florida(FLL)and Bogotá,Colombia(BOG).JetBlue willoperate these routes with Airbus A320 aircraft,which carry 150 customers in an all-coach configuration.  \nIn response to the questions presented in the Department's Notice at page 2,JetBlueprov","cbCaiim3u7BhlVfi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiim3u7BhlVfi","pdf",1732947,"English","# Application to the Department of Transportation\n## Request and scope of authority\n## Agreement with Colombia and timing of frequencies\n## Corporate status and prior DOT authorizations\n## Requested frequencies and proposed service plan\n## Responses to DOT notice questions (A-E)\n## Supporting materials and Exhibit references","[{\"question\":\"What authority is JetBlue requesting from the U.S. Department of Transportation?\",\"answer\":\"JetBlue requests designation for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity authorizing it to engage in foreign scheduled air transportation between Fort Lauderdale, Florida and Bogotá, Colombia.\"},{\"question\":\"When would the requested seven weekly frequencies begin?\",\"answer\":\"The application requests that the seven frequencies become effective January 1, 2012, and it plans to inaugurate daily nonstop service on or about January 15, 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