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An airport does not have an AOC but currently has scheduled service by aircraft with 10–30 passenger seats. Can the airport refuse to seek an AOC under the new Part 139?

April 26, 2017aircraft Airport aoc Currently passenger refuse scheduled seats service

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An airport does not have an AOC but currently has scheduled service by aircraft with 10–30 passenger seats. Can the airport refuse to seek an AOC under the new Part 139?

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Yes. Under 49 U.S.C. § 44706(f), the airport is not required to apply for an AOC. The commuter operator will be required to cease scheduled operations at the date specified in revised 14 CFR Part 121.