In practice, changes came rather more rapidly.
Among its many terms, the Act
? gradually eliminated the CAB's authority to set fares;
? required the CAB to expedite processing of various requests;
? liberalized standards for the establishment of new airlines;
? allowed airlines to take over service on routes underutilized by competitors or on which the competitor received a local service subsidy;
? authorized international carriers to offer domestic service;
? placed the evidentiary burden on the CAB for blocking a route as inconsistent with "public convenience";
? prohibited the CAB from introducing new regulation of charter trips;
? terminated certain subsidies for carrying mail effective January 1, 1986 and Essential Air Service subsidies effective ten years from enactment;
? terminated existing mutual aid agreements between air carriers;
? authorized the CAB to grant antitrust immunity to carriers;
? directed the Federal Aviation Administration to develop safety standards for commuter airlines;
? authorized intrastate carriers to enter into through service and joint fare agreements with interstate air carriers;
? required air carriers, in hiring employees, to give preference to terminated or furloughed employees of another carrier for ten years after enactment;
? gradually transferred remaining regulatory authority to the U... displayed 300 characters
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In practice, changes came rather more rapidly.
Among its many terms, the Act
? gradually eliminated the CAB's authority to set fares;
? required the CAB to expedite processing of various requests;
? liberalized standards for the establishment of new airlines;
? allowed airlines to take over service on routes underutilized by competitors or on which the competitor received a local service subsidy;
? authorized international carriers to offer domestic service;
? placed the evidentiary burden on the CAB for blocking a route as inconsistent with "public convenience";
? prohibited the CAB from introducing new regulation of charter trips;
? terminated certain subsidies for carrying mail effective January 1, 1986 and Essential Air Service subsidies effective ten years from enactment;
? terminated existing mutual aid agreements between air carriers;
? authorized the CAB to grant antitrust immunity to carriers;
? directed the Federal Aviation Administration to develop safety standards for commuter airlines;
? authorized intrastate carriers to enter into through service and joint fare agreements with interstate air carriers;
? required air carriers, in hiring employees, to give preference to terminated or furloughed employees of another carrier for ten years after enactment;
? gradually transferred remaining regulatory authority to the U... displayed 300 characters
