135.9 A person must not provide information in an advertisement in a manner that could interfere with the ability of anyone to readily determine the total price that must be paid for an air service or for any optional incidental service.

135.91 A person must not set out an air transportation charge in an advertisement as if it were a third party charge or use the term “tax” in an advertisement to describe an air transportation charge.

135.92 A person must not refer to a third party charge in an advertisement by a name other than the name under which it was established.

136. This Part applies in respect of any scheduled international service operated by an air carrier.

• 136.1 (1) A service schedule is valid beginning on its effective date unless the Agency rejects or disallows it.

• (2) The Agency shall reject a service schedule if the Agency determines that the service schedule has not been filed in accordance with the requirements of this Part.

• (3) The Agency shall disallow a service schedule if the Agency determines that it is inconsistent with the licence of the air carrier that filed it.

137. An air carrier or its agent shall file with the Agency a service schedule or an amendment to a service schedule that includes the information required by section 139 and, where the service schedule is on paper, a filing advice that includes the information required by subsection 140(3).

• 138. (1) Every service schedule filed with the Agency shall be consecutively numbered with the prefix “CTA(A)GS”.

• (2) [Repealed, SOR/96-335, s. 79]

• (3) Every service schedule or amendment thereto shall be filed with the Agency at least 10 days, commencing on its receipt by the Agency and not on mailing, prior to the effective date of the schedule or amendment.

• (4) A non-Canadian air carrier that operates a scheduled international service may file complete copies of the carrier’s service schedules.

• (5) Where service schedules filed pursuant to subsection (4) include specific schedules of flights other than to or from points in Canada, these Regulations do not apply to those specific schedules.

139. Every service schedule shall contain the following information:

• (a) the full name of the air carrier;

• (b) the name and business address of an authorized officer or agent of the air carrier;

• (c) the date of issuance and the effective date of the service schedule;

• (d) the class of air service; and

• (e) full details of each air service to be operated by the air carrier, namely,

  • (i) the points served,

  • (ii) the frequency of service set out by day of the week,

  • (iii) the times of departure and arrival at each point,

  • (iv) the flight number or numbers assigned by the air carrier, and

  • (v) the type and usual configuration of aircraft used.