Word: cab
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Unless the CAB overturns a Hearing Examiner's decision, all forms of youth fare, including the standby half-fare are reserved-seat two-thirds fare will be eliminated. Passengers between 12 and 21 will then have to pay full fare. Reduced fare for military and clergy as well as the half-fare reservation system for passengers between 2 and 12 would be retained...
Opposition to youth fare began soon after it was instituted in January 1966. Several bus companies issued complaints to the CAB, which dismissed them. The Transcontinental Bus System, Inc. and other bus companies in the Trailways system petitioned the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit to review the Board's orders...
...court reversed the Board's decision to allow youth fare and sent the case back to the CAB for further hearings. Present's decision to eliminate youth fare was the outcome of the proceedings...
Several airlines are presently attempting to prevent the CAB's upholding the decision by filing briefs and by presenting oral arguments before the Board. A date has not been set for the Board's March meeting...
Cherington has worked for the Civil Aeronautics Board. He also has an in-depth knowledge of the Federal Aviation Agency. Both the CAB and the FAA are under the jurisdiction of the Transportation Department...