DOT ISSUES ORDER REVOKING CERTIFICATE AUTHORITY OF SERVANT AIR
June 27, 2021
On May 20, 2020, DOT issued an order (2021-5-13) dismissing a Notice to Resume Operations filed by Servant Air, Inc. f/k/a Dynamic Aviation, Inc. (“Servant”) and revoking its interstate certificate for reasons of dormancy. Servant originally ceased operations in March 2017, but then filed a notice to resume interstate operations in Alaska in December 2017. Servant was found fit to resume operation in May 2018, and had one year to submit the necessary information to FAA to make its authority effective. When Servant failed to provide the required information, DOT issued an order revoking Servant’s certificate authority in December 2019. Servant subsequently filed a petition for review, seeking additional time to submit the required documents and make its authority effective, and in response DOT granted the request for additional time. Servant again failed to submit the required documentation by the new deadline, and after getting further time and opportunity to respond through September 2020, DOT review of the documents identified numerous deficiencies. As a result, DOT decided to dismiss Servant’s request to resume operation and revoked its air carrier certificate.
If you have any questions, please contact Evelyn Sahr (esahr@eckertseamans.com or 202-659-6622); Drew Derco (dderco@eckertseamans.com or 202-659-6665), or Andy Orr (aorr@eckertsemans.com or 202-659-6625).
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