Air Transportation Regulations

107 (1) Every tariff shall contain

• (a) the name of the issuing air carrier and the name, title and full address of the officer or agent issuing the tariff;

• (b) the tariff number, and the title that describes the tariff contents;

• (c) the dates of publication, coming into effect and expiration of the tariff, if it is to expire on a specific date;

• (d) a description of the points or areas from and to which or between which the tariff applies;

• (e) in the case of a joint tariff, a list of all participating air carriers;

• (f) a table of contents showing the exact location where information under general headings is to be found;

• (g) where applicable, an index of all goods for which commodity tolls are specified, with reference to each item or page of the tariff in which any of the goods are shown;

• (h) an index of points from, to or between which tolls apply, showing the province or territory in which the points are located;

• (i) a list of the airports, aerodromes or other facilities used with respect to each point shown in the tariff;

• (j) where applicable, information respecting prepayment requirements and restrictions and information respecting non-acceptance and non-delivery of goods, unless reference is given to another tariff number in which that information is contained;

• (k) a full explanation of all abbreviations, notes, reference marks, symbols and technical terms used in the tariff and, where a reference mark or symbol is used on a page, an explanation of it on that page or a reference thereon to the page on which the explanation is given;

• (l) the terms and conditions governing the tariff, generally, stated in such a way that it is clear as to how the terms and conditions apply to the tolls named in the tariff;

• (m) any special terms and conditions that apply to a particular toll and, where the toll appears on a page, a reference on that page to the page on which those terms and conditions appear;

• (n) the terms and conditions of carriage, clearly stating the air carrier’s policy in respect of at least the following matters, namely,

  • (i) the carriage of persons with disabilities,

  • (ii) acceptance of children,

  • (iii) compensation for denial of boarding as a result of overbooking,

  • (iv) passenger re-routing,

  • (v) failure to operate the service or failure to operate on schedule,

  • (vi) refunds for services purchased but not used, whether in whole or in part, either as a result of the client’s unwillingness or inability to continue or the air carrier’s inability to provide the service for any reason,

  • (vii) ticket reservation, cancellation, confirmation, validity and loss,

  • (viii) refusal to transport passengers or goods,

  • (ix) method of calculation of charges not specifically set out in the tariff,

  • (x) limits of liability respecting passengers and goods,

  • (xi) exclusions from liability respecting passengers and goods, and

  • (xii) procedures to be followed, and time limitations, respecting claims;

• (o) the tolls, shown in Canadian currency, together with the names of the points from, to or between which the tolls apply, arranged in a simple and systematic manner with, in the case of commodity tolls, goods clearly identified;

• (p) the routings related to the tolls unless reference is made in the tariff to another tariff in which the routings appear; and

• (q) the official descriptive title of each type of passenger fare, together with any name or abbreviation thereof.

(2) Every original tariff page shall be designated “Original Page”, and changes in, or additions to, the material contained on the page shall be made by revising the page and renumbering it accordingly.

(3) Where an additional page is required within a series of pages in a tariff, that page shall be given the same number as the page it follows but a letter shall be added to the number.

(4) and (5) [Repealed, SOR/96-335, s. 54]