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I have also included a copy of an E-Ticket. Each time you utilize the VWPP contract, have the passenger fill out one of the I-94W forms as well as an E-Ticket. (either a copy of the one enclosed or one similar) Give me a call whenever you get the opportunity and we will go over the process of utilizing all of the information. If there is anything else that I can do for you please do not hesitate to call me, I look forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerel Laura W. Even ton International Fl ht Status Universal Weather & Aviation, Inc. World Headquarters: Houston, TX. U.S.A. U.S. Offices: White Plains, NY UVglobal Network Members: Antigua / Argentina / Australia / Bahamas / Bangladesh / Bolivia / Cambodia / Chile / China / Colombia / Costa Rica / Czech Republic / Ecuador / Egypt I El Salvador / France / Greece / India / Indonesia / Italy / Jamaica I Japan / Jordan / Korea / Malaysia / Mexico / Myanmar / New Zealand / Pakistan Peru / Phimpinos / Poland / Puerto Rico / Russia / Singapore / Spain / Syne / Taiwan / Mariana United Kingdom / Venezuela / Vietnam EFTA00310738 U.S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service National Fines Office 70/30 Suite 425 1525 Wii3OIT Boulevard Arlington, VA 22209 January 22, 2003 Laura Everington Universal Weather & Aviation, Inc. 0 7061 Dear Ms Everington: Enclosed is the signed copy of the Visa Waiver Pilot Program (VWPP) Carrier Agreement (Form 1-775) for Universal Weather & Aviation, Inc for Hyperion Air, Inc. This document should be retained by the carrier as evidence of its having been approved by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) for VWPP participation. The carrier is subject to monetary penalties under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) if conditions of the VWPP are not met. As a reminder, in order to ensure timely payment of fines and liquidated damages by carriers, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) requires satisfactory fines, liquidated damages, and user fee payment records as a condition precedent to approval of contracts. Carriers must have satisfactory payment records before agreements will be approved by the INS and must maintain satisfactory payment records in order to retain the benefits of existing agreements. A satisfactory payments record assumes the INS has no delinquent fines, liquidated damages, or user fee claims against a carrier, unless subject of timely-filed administrative appeals. The INS retains the right to cancel contracts, upon thirty (30) days notice, for carriers with delinquent payment records. If u have an further uestions or concerns re in the VWPP, please contact Immigration Fines Officer . For information relating to fines, li uidated damages, or user fee payment records, contact the Debt Collection and Cash Management Branch at Sincerely, Enclosure cc: Contract File EFTA00310739 U.S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service Visa Waiver Pilot Program Agreement AGREEMENT Between HYPERION AIR, INC. A Carrier operating between foreign territory and the United States of America and The United States of America Entered into pursuant to Sections 103 and 217 Immigration and Nationality Act WHEREAS, Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended, (Section 1187 of Title 8, United States Code] authorizes the establishment of a Visa Waiver Pilot Program and requires agreements between carriers and the Attorney General, on behalf of the United States of America, in conjunction with the transport of certain nonimmigrant visitors to the United States and the waiver of the requirement of nonimmigrant visas for the admission of such nonimmigrant visitors into the United States under a Visa Waiver Pilot Program; WHEREAS, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State have established a Visa Waiver Pilot Program pursuant to Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended; I. The carrier will not transport to the United States any alien for admission as a nonimmigrant visitor under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program unless such alien: (a) is a national of and is in possession of a valid passport issued by a country listed in Section 217.2 of Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations; (b) has been provided with a Visa Waiver Information Form; (c) seeks admission into the United States for ninety (90) days or less; (d) has a valid, mundtrip, nontransferable ticket (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that is valid for one year for purposes of deportation or exclusion, issued by a carrier signatory on Form 1-775, Visa Waiver Pilot Program Carrier Agreement, or by authorized agents who are sub-contractors to such a carrier, and guaranteeing transportation from the United States; (e) agrees that the return portion of each ticket may be used to effect his or her removal from the United States based on a finding of excludability or deportability under 8 CFR 217.4; (0 appears otherwise admissible to the United States. 2. The carrier will unconditionally honor and transport from the United States any alien presenting a ticket as set forth in subparagraph (d) of paragraph I of this Agreement and 8 CFR 231. 3. The carrier will issue only tickets that are roundirip, nontransferable, nonrefundable (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that are valid for one year for purposes of deportation and exclusion and guaranteeing transportation from the United States to aliens seeking transportation to and admission into the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; 4. At the time of departure from the United States, the carrier will lift the Form 1-94W, Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver Arrival/Departure Record of all departing passengers who were admitted to the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; will annotate the required departure data on each Form 1-94W; and will submit the collected 1-94W daily to the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the place of departure. 5. The carrier will remove from the United States (on the first available means of transportation to the alien's point of departure to the United States) any alien transported by the carrier to the United States for admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program in the event that the alien is determined by an immigration officer at the Port of Entry to be not admissible to the United States or is determined by an immigration officer to have remained unlawfully in the United States beyond the 90•day period of admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program. The carrier will carry out the responsibilities under this paragraph in a manner that does not impose on the U.S. expenses related to the transportation of such alien from the point of arrival in the United States. Poem 1.775 (Rev. 5.1244) N OMB Approved No. 1115-0149 EFTA00310740 6. The carrier will reimburse within 30 days of notice (not pay as a penalty) the Immigration and Naturalization Service for any and all costs and expenses incurred in the transportation (from the point of arrival in the United States) of an alien described in paragraph 5 of this Agreement in the event that the carrier fails to abide by said paragraph 5. 7. The Immigration and Naturalization Service will notify the carrier as quickly as possible and within 24 hours following a determination that an alien is to be removed from the United States under paragraph 5 of this Agreement. 8. The initial transporting carrier is not relieved of any obligations or responsibilities should an alien admitted under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program depart temporarily for a visit to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island during his or her visit to the U.S. under the program. 9. This Agreement cancels and supersedes any prior agreements between the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter but does not alter or affect any rights and liabilities already accrued under any prior agreements between the parties. 10. This Agreement is subject to termination by the Commissioner on five (5) days notice in writing for failure of the carrier to abide by the provisions of this agreement, but such termination shall neither alter nor affect any liabilities or responsibilities of the carrier that have already accrued under this Agreement. II. This Agreement shall be subject to cancellation by either party for any reason upon fifteen day's notice in writing to the other party, but such cancellation shall not terminate any rights or liabilities already accrued under this Agreement. 12. This agreement shall be effective upon the date of execution hereof by the Commissioner. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to avenge as follows: I) learning about the form, 45 minutes: 2) completing and as or assembling and mailing of the form, I5 minutes, for a total of 1 hour per response. If you have comments regarding the accuracy ., of this estimate. suggestion for making this form simpler, you can write to both the U.S. Depart iiwnt of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization - I... .:, .:; .._ .7.) Service (Room 5304). Washington. DC 20536: and to the Office of Management and Budget. Paperwork Reduction Project: OMB No. k,P).5. ;J 0149, Washington, DC 20503..:: ,_,.... ....••—• C) - - Signed this t day oliawarant .....3 Signed this ••daY ci (2liel 77 At: M e. ;di Ye v. k 1 k% Li At: 4 „.5 I tixi- Fc ra\ rn-r. 71 T cr. ::: ) _c-a. By: Sig 9C-re.J garekkin L P ited Name Rats kaoth Tide United States of America By: Commisaini nu, ifion and Mu Fonn 1.775 (Rev. 5.12.94) N OMB Approved No. 1115-0149 EFTA00310741 Hyperion Air, Inc. E-TICKET Trip Number: Trip Dates: Tail Number: Type: Description: Requestor: Contact Phone: THIS TICKET IS NONTRANSFERABLE, NONREFUNDABLE, AND IS VALID FOR ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF DEPARTURE. THIS TICKET MAY BE USED TO REMOVE THE PASSENGER FROM THE UNITED STATES BASED ON A FINDING OF EXCUDABILITY OR DEPORTABILITY UNDER 8 CFR 217.4. Leg Time +/- Local Time Distance ETE Pax Crew Pilot Pilot Addl Crew From Terminal: To Terminal: Phone: Phone: Passenger Notes Leg Notes Nbr Passenger Name Passengers Leg Time +1- Local Time Distance ETE Pax Crew Pilot Pilot Addl Crew From Terminal: To Terminal: Phone: Phone: Passenger Notes Leg Notes Nbr Passenger Name Passengers EFTA00310742 JEGE, INC. E-TICKET Trip Number: Trip Dates: Tail Number: Type: Description: Requestor: Contact Phone: THIS TICKET IS NONTRANSFERABLE, NONREFUNDABLE, AND IS VALID FOR ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF DEPARTURE. THIS TICKET MAY BE USED TO REMOVE THE PASSENGER FROM THE UNITED STATES BASED ON A FINDING OF EXCUDABILITY OR DEPORTABILITY UNDER 8 CFR 217.4. Leg Time +/- Local Time Distance ETE Pax Crew Pilot Pilot Addl Crew From Terminal: To Terminal: Phone: Phone: Passenger Notes Leg Notes Nbr Passenger Name Passengers Leg Time +/- Local Time Distance ETE Pax Crew Pilot Pilot Addl Crew From Terminal: To Terminal: Phone: Phone: Passenger Notes Leg Notes Nbr Passenger Name Passengers EFTA00310743 imes emmomma........m........ora lUweatherNI V8tEAvRiationSAIincsla .e, FAX COVER SHEET COMPANY: Ann. DARREN ENDYKE Phone: Fax ,tone: Date: 21 aug 2003 Number of pages including cover sheet: 3 From: Universal Weather and Aviation SHAWN LEAVELL- YELLOW TEAM Phone: Fax hone: REMARKS: 0 Urgent IS3 For your review 0 Reply ASAP Please review, sign and return to the yellow team if acceptable. ❑ Please comment cfAerkmi mi/ (7)14 EFTA00310744 I. TSA ivetLitysst Form (Yemen N-29-02) Date Waiver Needed (Specify reason if needed prior to flight date) Processing takes approximately 7 days Send Waiver Confirmation to: er and Aviation Fax Nuinbe COMPANY/AIRCRAFT INFORMATION: Mailing Address Name of Compan II ' Ind Air Ghislaine Inc. (all have the same parent company) Company Telephone No.: JIMSend Waiver Confirmation to:Purpose of Flight: Pleasur SIncss Please specify whether flight is Cargo, Passenger or Both passenger Name and Telephone Number of Requesto Type of Aircraft N9 0 9 JE - GUI PS TRZAIL 2 N908aN- B727-100 N491624- DELL 407 HELICOPTER State of Aircraft Registry and Tail Number - all American N9 0 9JR , N9 0 8 . N4 91014— aircraft Maximum Certified Takeoff Gross Weight: N909IE- 69,700 lbs N90SJE- 171000 lbs N491OM- 25981bs (basic operating weight) II. CREW AND PASSENGER INFORMATION: Name. SSN or Passport Number, and Nationality of Crewmembers and Passengers: (Attach information if occonary) CREW INTO t NAME DOB PPN =PDT laTIOICOLITY RATHUEB PETE PASSENGER INYO t NAME DOB PPN EXP DT NATIONALITY E P STE IN JEFFREY E 20-JAN-53 15 - LTD L - 03 AME C MAXWELL, GH/SLAINE FLIGHT ITINERARY; List all legs of flight (4 letter identifiers only) with dates of travel: (Ex: Feb 14— 23. KMIA-L1113-KMIA) "Request fleet waiver" Pagc I of 2 EFTA00310745 It• eiorirzte0.24) t Form (Vas TSA SECURITY STATEMENT Aircraft Registration Number: N909,72, 14908JE. 144919W- Type Aircraft: 11909t7E- OTJLYSTREAM 2 21908J13- B727-100 N491Cal- MILS 407 EZLICOPM I. AFFIRMATION: RequestoriSignator must affirm to each of the following: (Please check (X) each criteria.) Access to the aircraft has been properly controlled by company representative(s). A senior company representative has verified the identity and authorization of each crewmember and passenger. _K. Only authorized passengers are on board the aircraft. The aircraft will not deviate from the approved air traffic flight plan. sx The preflight inspections include a search of the cargo and cabin areas to ensure no foreign objects, explosives, etc. have been placed on board. II. Row is the aircraft secured when not operational? (Locked hanger, fenced area with gate access, security guards, etc...) Aircraft locked/ aircraft security system III. How are the personnel on board vetted/positively identified/security reviewed before boarding the aircraft? Passenger Access forward Airstairs only, greeted by crew member, passport identification IV. Additional security measures taken (if any) are: Aircraft never left unattended while forward entry open V. SIGNATURE OF CORPORATE SECURITY DIRECTOR, COMPANY PRESIDENT, EQUIVALENT OR DESIGNEE. Signature Date Title Contact Number Page 2 of 2 EFTA00310746 U.S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service Visa Waiver Pilot Program Agreement AGREEMENT Between JEGE, INC. A Carrier operating between foreign territory and the United States of America and The United States of America Entered into pursuant to Sections 103 and 217 Immigration and Nationality Act WHEREAS, Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended, [Section 1187 of Title 8, United States Code] authorizes the establishment of a Visa Waiver Pilot Program and requires agreements between carriers and the Attorney General, on behalf of the United States of America. in conjunction with the transport of certain nonimmigrant visitors to the United States and the waiver of the requirement of nonimmigrant visas for the admission of such nonimmigrant visitors into the United States under a Visa Waiver Pilot Program; WHEREAS, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State have established a Visa Waiver Pilot Program pursuant to Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended; I. The carrier will not transport to the United States any alien for admission as a nonimmigrant visitor under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program unless such alien: (a) is a national of and is in possession of a valid passport issued by a country listed in Section 217.2 of Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations; (b) has been provided with a Visa Waiver Information Form; (c) seeks admission into the United States for ninety (90) days or less; (d) has a valid, roundtrip, nontransferable ticket (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that is valid for one year for purposes of deportation or exclusion, issued by a carrier signatory on Form 1-775, Visa Waiver Pilot Program Carrier Agreement, or by authorized agents who are sub-contractors to such a carrier, and guaranteeing transportation from the United States; (e) agrees that the return portion of each ticket may be used to effect his or her removal from the United States based on a finding of excludability or deportability under 8 CFR 217.4; (0 appears otherwise admissible to the United States. 2. The carrier will unconditionally honor and transport from the United States any alien presenting a ticket as set forth in subparagraph (d) of paragraph I of this Agreement and 8 CFR 231. 3. The carrier will issue only tickets that are roundtrip, nontransferable, nonrefundable (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that are valid for one year for purposes of deportation and exclusion and guaranteeing transportation from the United States to aliens seeking transportation to and admission into the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; 4. At the time of departure from the United States, the carrier will lift the Form I-94W, Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver Arrival/Departure Record of all departing passengers who were admitted to the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; will Annotate the required departure data on each Form I-94W; and will submit the collected 1-94W. daily to the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the place of departure. 5. The carrier will remove from the United States (on the first available means of transportation to the alien's point of departure to the United States) any alien transported by the carrier to the United States for admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program in the event that the alien is determined by an immigration officer at the Port of Entry to be not admissible to the United States or is determined by an immigration officer to have remained unlawfully in the United States beyond the 90-day period of admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program. The carrier will carry out the responsibilities under this paragraph in a manner that does not impose on the U.S. expenses related to the transportation of such alien from the point of arrival in the United States. Fonn1-7751Rev. 5-12-941 N OMB Appioval No. 1115.0149 EFTA00310747 6. The carrier will reimburse within 30 days of notice (not pay as a penalty) the Immigration and Naturalization Service for any and all costs and expenses incurred in the transportation (from the point of arrival in the United States) of an alien described in paragraph 5 of this Agreement in the event that the carrier fails to abide by said paragraph 5. 7. The Immigration and Naturalization Service will notify the carrier as quickly as possible and within 24 hours following a determination that an alien is to be removed from the United States under paragraph 5 of this Agreement. 8. The initial transporting carrier is not relieved of any obligations or responsibilities should an alien admitted under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program depart temporarily for a visit to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island during his or her visit to the U.S. under the program. 9. This Agreement cancels and supersedes any prior agreements between the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter but does not alter or affect any rights and liabilities already accrued under any prior agreements between the parties. 10. This Agreement is subject to termination by the Commissioner on five (5) days notice in writing for failure of the carrier to abide by the provisions of this agreement, but such termination shall neither alter nor affect any liabilities or responsibilities of the carrier that have already accrued under this Agreement. II. This Agreement shall be subject to cancellation by either party for any reason upon fifteen day's notice in writing to the other party, but such cancellation shall not terminate any rights or liabilities already accrued under this Agreement. 12. This agreement shall be effective upon the date of execution hereof by the Commissioner. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average as lotion: I) learning about the form. 45 minutes: 2) completing and assembling and mailing of the form. 15 minutes. for a total of 1 hour per response. If you have comments regarding the accuracy of this estimate. or suggestion for making this form simpler. you can mite to both the U.S. Department of Just ice, Immigration and Naturalization Service (Room 5304). Washington. DC 20536; and to the Office of Management and Budget. Paperwork Reduction Project: OMB No. II'S 0149. Washington. DC 20503. Signed this day ofriarnsusiti aa$ Signed this day of At: kits.sal %task 4.? Print - f/ante is irke Title At: United Stares of America By: Commissioner Inunignition and Natunitiattion Service Form 1-775Item 5-I 2-94i N OMB Approved No. I I 15-0149 EFTA00310748 US. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service Visa Waiver Pilot Program Agreement AGREEMENT Between JEGE, INC. A Carrier operating between foreign territory and the United States of America and The United States of America Entered into pursuant to Sections 103 and 217 Immigration and Nationality Act WHEREAS, Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended, [Section 1187 of Title 8, United States Code) authorizes the establishment of a Visa Waiver Pilot Program and requires agreements between carriers and the Attorney General, on behalf of the United States of America. in conjunction with the transport of certain nonimmigrant visitors to the United States and the waiver of the requirement of nonimmigrant visas for the admission of such nonimmigrant visitors into the United States under a Visa Waiver Pilot Program; WHEREAS, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State have established a Visa Waiver Pilot Program pursuant to Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended; 1. The carrier will not transport to the United States any alien for admission as a nonimmigrant visitor under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program unless such alien: (a) is a national of and is in possession of a valid passport issued by a country listed in Section 217.2 of Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations; (b) has been provided with a Visa Waiver Information Form; (c) seeks admission into the United States for ninety (90) days or less; (d) has a valid, roundtrip, nontransferable ticket (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that is valid for one year for purposes of deportation or exclusion, issued by a carrier signatory on Form 1.775, Visa Waiver Pilot Program Carrier Agreement, or by authorized agents who are sub-contractors to such a carrier, and guaranteeing transportation from the United States; (e) agrees that the return portion of each ticket may be used to effect his or her removal from the United States based on a finding of excludability or deportability under 8 CFR 217.4; (f) appears otherwise admissible to the United States. 2. The carrier will unconditionally honor and transport from the United States any alien presenting a ticket as set forth in subparagraph (d) of paragraph I of this Agreement and 8 CFR 231. 3. The carrier will issue only tickers that are roundtrip, nontransferable. nonrefundable (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that are valid for one year for purposes of deportation and exclusion and guaranteeing transportation from the United States to aliens seeking transportation to and admission into the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; 4. At the time of departure from the United States, the carrier will lift the Form I-94W, Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver Arrival/Departure Record of all departing passengers who were admitted to the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; will annotate the required departure data on each Form 1-94W; and will submit the collected 1-94W daily to the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the place of departure. 5. The carrier will remove from the United States (on the first available means of transportation to the alien's point of departure to the United States) any alien transported by the carrier to the United States for admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program in the event that the alien is determined by an immigration officer at the Port of Entry to he not admissible to the United States or is determined by an immigration officer to have remained unlawfully in the United States beyond the 90-day period of admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program. The carrier will carry out the responsibilities under this paragraph in a manner that does not impose on the U.S. expenses related to the transportation of such alien from the point of arrival in the United States. I, un 1.775 112c% 5-17-941N ()NIB Appeovo4 No. 1I 15.11134 EFTA00310749 6. The carrier will reimburse within 30 days of notice (not pay as a penalty) the Immigration and Naturalization Service for any and all costs and expenses incurred in the transportation (from the point of arrival in the United States) of an alien described in paragraph 5 of this Agreement in the event that the carrier fails to abide by said paragraph 5. 7. The Immigration and Naturalization Service will notify the carrier as quickly as possible and within 24 hours following a determination that an alien is to be removed from the United States under paragraph 5 of this Agreement. 8. The initial transporting carrier is not relieved of any obligations or responsibilities should an alien admitted under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program depart temporarily for a visit to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island during his or her visit to the U.S. under the program. 9. This Agreement cancels and supersedes any prior agreements between the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter but does not alter or affect any rights and liabilities already accrued under any prior agreements between the parties. 10. This Agreement is subject to termination by the Commissioner on five (5) days notice in writing for failure of the carrier to abide by the provisions of this agreement, but such termination shall neither alter nor affect any liabilities or responsibilities of the carrier that have already accrued under this Agreement. II. This Agreement shall be subject to cancellation by either party for any reason upon fifteen day's notice in writing to the other party, but such cancellation shall not terminate any rights or liabilities already accrued under this Agreement. 12. This agreement shall be effective upon the date of execution hereof by the Commissioner. Public reputing burden for this collection of information is estimated to average as follows: I) learning about the form, 45 minutes: 2) completing and assembling and mailing of the form. I5 minutes. for a total of I hour per response. If you have comments regarding the accuracy of this estimate. or suggestion for making this form simpler. you can write to both the U.S. Department of Justice. Immigration and Naturalization Service (Room 5304). Washington. DC 20536: and to the Office of Management and Budget. Paperwork Reduction Project OMB No. II IS- 0149. Washington. DC 20503. Signed this v day °Zit/Wall . and Signed this day of At: 11/41 teg lett (1/4.1 Y At: zE G E 'trice . Signantre C3G— S&L VA 1 Princelr Name "ert-s Title United Stares of Anterwit By: Conunissioner Immigration and Natteralizatiem Seth( Pone I-775 (l<cv 3.12.14 II N ()MB Appmwil No. I I I5.1/I44 EFTA00310750 HYPERION AIR, INC. E-TICKET Trip Number: Trip Dates: Tail Number: Type: Description: Requestor: Contact Phone: THIS TICKET IS NONTRANSFERABLE, NONREFUNDABLE, AND IS VALID FOR ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF DEPARTURE. THIS TICKET MAY BE USED TO REMOVE THE PASSENGER FROM THE UNITED STATES BASED ON A FINDING OF EXCUDABILITY OR DEPORTABILITY UNDER 8 CFR 217.4. Leg Time +/- Local Time Distance ETE Pax Crew Pilot Pilot Addl Crew From Terminal: To Terminal: Phone: Phone: Passenger Notes Leg Notes Nbr Passenger Name Passengers Leg Time +/- Local Time Distance ETE Pax Crew Pilot Pilot Addl Crew From Terminal: To Terminal: Phone: Phone: Passenger Notes Leg Notes Nbr Passenger Name Passengers EFTA00310751 U.S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service Visa Waiver Pilot Program Agreement AGREEMENT Between HYPERION AIR, INC. A Carrier operating between foreign territory and the United States of America and The United States of America Entered into pursuant to Sections 103 and 217 Immigration and Nationality Act WHEREAS, Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended, [Section 1187 of Title 8. United States Code' authorizes the establishment of a Visa Waiver Pilot Program and requires agreements between carriers and the Attorney General, on behalf of the United States of America, in conjunction with the transport of certain nonimmigrant visitors to the United States and the waiver of the requirement of nonimmigrant visas for the admission of such nonimmigrant visitors into the United States under a Visa Waiver Pilot Program; WHEREAS, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State have established a Visa Waiver Pilot Program pursuant to Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended; I. The carrier will not transport to the United States any alien for admission as a nonimmigrant visitor under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program unless such alien: (a) is a national of and is in possession of a valid passport issued by a country listed in Section 217.2 of Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations; (b) has been provided with a Visa Waiver Information Form; (c) seeks admission into the United States for ninety (90) days or less; (d) has a valid, roundtrip, nontransferable ticket (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that is valid for one year for purposes of deportation or exclusion, issued by a carrier signatory on Form 1-775, Visa Waiver Pilot Program Carrier Agreement, or by authorized agents who are sub-contractors to such a carrier, and guaranteeing transportation from the United States; (e) agrees that the return portion of each ticket may be used to effect his or her removal from the United States based on a finding of excludability or deportability under 8 CFR 217.4; (f) appears otherwise admissible to the United States. 2. The carrier will unconditionally honor and transport from the United Statcs any alien presenting a ticket as set forth in subparagraph (d)of paragraph I of this Agreement and 8 CFR 231. 3. The carrier will issue only tickets that are roundtrip, nontransferable. nonrefundable (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that are valid for one year for purposes of deportation and exclusion and guaranteeing transportation from the United States to aliens seeking transportation to and admission into the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; 4. At the time of departure from the United States, the carrier will lift the Form I-94W, Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver ArrivaVDeparture Record of all departing passengers who were admitted to the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; will annotate the required departure data on each Form I-94W; and will submit the collected I-94W daily to the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the place of departure. 5. The carrier will remove from the United States (on the first available means of transportation to the alien's point of departure to the United States) any alien transported by the carrier to the United States for admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program in the event that the alien is determined by an immigration officer at the Port of Entry to he not admissible to the United States or is determined by an immigration officer to have remained unlawfully in the United States beyond the 90-day period of admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program. The carrier will carry out the responsibilities under this paragraph in a manner that does not impose on the U.S. expenses related to the transportation of such alien from the point of arrival in the United States. Form 1.775 (Rev. 5-1240 N OMB Appnwed No. 1115-0149 EFTA00310752 6. The carrier will reimburse within 30 days of notice (not pay as a penalty) the Immigration and Naturalization Service for any and all costs and expenses incurred in the transportation (from the point of arrival in the United States) of an alien described in paragraph 5 of this Agreement in the event that the carrier fails to abide by said paragraph 5. 7. The Immigration and Naturalization Service will notify the cagier as quickly as possible and within 24 hours following a determination that an alien is to be removed from the United States under paragraph 5 of this Agreement. 8. The initial transporting carrier is not relieved of any obligations or responsibilities should an alien admitted under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program depart temporarily for a visit to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island during his or her visit to the U.S. under the program. 9. This Agreement cancels and supersedes any prior agreements between the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter but does not alter or affect any rights and liabilities already accrued under any prior agreements between the parties. 10. This Agreement is subject to termination by the Commissioner on five (5) days notice in writing for failure of the carrier to abide by the provisions of this agreement, but such termination shall neither alter nor affect any liabilities or responsibilities of the carrier that have already accrued under this Agreement. I I. This Agreement shall be subject to cancellation by either party for any reason upon fifteen day's notice in writing to the other party, but such cancellation shall not terminate any rights or liabilities already accrued under this Agreement. 12. This agreement shall be effective upon the date of execution hereof by the Commissioner. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average as follows: I) learning about the form. 45 minutes: 2) completing and assembling and mailing of the form, Is minutes. for a total of I hour per response. If you have comments regarding the accuracy of this estimate, or suggestion for making this fora simpler, you can write to both the IJ.S. Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service (Room 5204). Washington. DC 20536; and to the Office of Management and Budget. Paperwork Reduction Project: OMB No. I I 0149, Washington. DC 20503. Signed this if day of 41140-rt At: as /40 Yaw lc N Y Teral 44Skiin Printed Name -Rr-eStStala+ Title 4.14ses; Signed this day of At: United Slates of America By: Commissioner Immixrigion and Ninundizatim Service F 1.775 5-12-90 N ()MB Approved No. II15-014Y EFTA00310753 U.S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service Visa Waiver Pilot Program Agreement AGREEMENT Between HYPERION AIR, INC. A Carrier operating between foreign territory and the United States of America and The United States of America Entered into pursuant to Sections 103 and 217 Immigration and Nationality Act WHEREAS, Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended, [Section 1187 of Title 8. United States Code] authorizes the establishment of a Visa Waiver Pilot Program and requires agreements between carriers and the Attorney General, on behalf of the United States of America, in conjunction with the transport of certain nonimmigrant visitors to the United States and the waiver of the requirement of nonimmigrant visas for the admission of such nonimmigrant visitors into the United States under a Visa Waiver Pilot Program; WHEREAS, the Attorney General and the Secretary of State have established a Visa Waiver Pilot Program pursuant to Section 217 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, as amended; I. The carrier will not transport to the United States any alien for admission as a nonimmigrant visitor under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program unless such alien: (a) is a national of and is in possession of a valid passport issued by a country listed in Section 217.2 of Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations; (b) has been provided with a Visa Waiver Information Form: (c) seeks admission into the United States for ninety (90) days or less; (d) has a valid, roundtrip, nontransferable ticket (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that is valid for one year for purposes of deportation or exclusion, issued by a carrier signatory on Form 1-775, Visa Waiver Pilot Program Carrier Agreement, or by authorized agents who are sub-contractors to such a carrier, and guaranteeing transportation from the United States; (e) agrees that the return portion of each ticket may be used to effect his or her removal from the United States based on a finding of excludability or deponability under 8 CFR 217.4; (I) appears otherwise admissible to the United States. 2. The carrier will unconditionally honor and transport from the United States any alien presenting a ticket as set forth in subparagraph (d) of paragraph I of this Agreement and 8 CFR 231. 3. The carrier will issue only tickets that arc roundtrip, nontransferable, nonrefundable (except in the country of issuance or nationality or residence of the alien), that are valid for one year for purposes of deportation and exclusion and guaranteeing transportation from the United States to aliens seeking transportation to and admission into the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; 4. At the time of departure from the United States, the carrier will lift the Form 1-94W, Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver Arrival/Departure Record of all departing passengers who were admitted to the United States under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program; will annotate the required departure data on each Form I-94W; and will submit the collected I-94W daily to the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the place of departure. 5. The carrier will remove from the United States (on the first available means of transportation to the alien's point of departure to the United States) any alien transported by the carrier to the United States for admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program in the event that the alien is determined by an immigration officer at the Port of Entry to be not admissible to the United States or is determined by an immigration officer to have remained unlawfully in the United States beyond the 90-day period of admission under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program. The carrier will carry out the responsibilities under this paragraph in a manner that does not impose on the U.S. expenses related to the transportation of such alien from the point of arrival in the United States. Ilona 1-775 (Rev. 3.12-94iN OMB Approved No. 1115.0149 EFTA00310754 6. The carrier will reimburse within 30 days of notice (not pay as a penalty) the Immigration and Naturalization Service for any and all costs and expenses incurred in the transportation (from the point of arrival in the United States) of an alien described in paragraph 5 of this Agreement in the event that the carrier fails to abide by said paragraph 5. 7. The Immigration and Naturalization Service will notify the carrier as quickly as possible and within 24 hours following a determination that an alien is to be removed from the United States under paragraph 5 of this Agreement. 8. The initial transporting carrier is not relieved of any obligations or responsibilities should an alien admitted under the Visa Waiver Pilot Program depart temporarily for a visit to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island during his or her visit to the U.S. under the program. 9. This Agreement cancels and supersedes any prior agreements between the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter but does not alter or affect any rights and liabilities already accrued under any prior agreements between the parties. 10. This Agreement is subject to termination by the Commissioner on five (5) days notice in writing for failure of the carrier to abide by the provisions of this agreement, but such termination shall neither alter nor affect any liabilities or responsibilities of the carrier that have already accrued under this Agreement. II. This Agreement shall be subject to cancellation by either party for any reason upon fifteen day's notice in writing to the other party, but such cancellation shall not terminate any rights or liabilities already accrued under this Agreement. 12. This agreement shall be effective upon the date of execution hereof by the Commissioner. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average as follows: I) learning about the form, 45 minutes: 2) completing and assembling and mailing of the form. 15 minutes, for a total of I hour per response. If you have comments regarding the accuracy of this estimate. or suggestion for making this form simpler, you can write to both the U.S. Department of Justice. Immigration and Naturalization Service (Room 5304). Washington. DC 20536; and to the Office of Management and Budget. Paperwork Reduction Project: OMB No. I I 15- 0149, Washington. DC 20503. Signed this O day ofar496.61 Signed this day of At: ars.) 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I would need two separate contracts sent back to me with original signatures. 3. Information on the Visa Waiver Pilot Program. Call me if you have any questions at all. Once completed, fed-ex the two signed contract to my attention to: Houston, Texas 77061 I hope to talk to you soon... Laura W. Everington Universal Weather & Aviation. Inc Fl hi Status Department / Border Over% ht Exemptions leveringtoneuniv-wea.com Wednesday, January 08, 2003 America Online: Guest EFTA00310757 UNIVERSAL LsWeather & Aviation, (no,. „ „ e FAX COVER SHEET COMPANY: ATTN: DARREN ENDYKE Phone: Pax phone: Date: 26 aug 2003 Number of pages including cover sheet: 7 From: Universal Weather and Aviation SHAWN LEAVELL- YELLOW TEAM Phone: Fax hone: REMARKS: ❑ Urgent 23 For your review ❑ Reply ASAP ❑ Please comment REF- N909JE, N908JE AND N491GM The following are waiver forms broken down individually. I am not sure this is the wisest way to request the waiver since the address is the same on all the requests, the crew and passenger information Is the same on every request etc. I am fearful TSA may have a problem with our request. If this is the way you would like to submit the request it would be better if each individual company would have a different address, different phone numbers so TSA will not have so many questions. The information and addresses in our database are the same for each aircraft. I would recommend that waiver be requested per my first fax sent to you earlier with a letter of explanation on company letterhead explaining the relationship between the three companies. EFTA00310758 08/26/2003 14:41 YELLOW TEAM PAGE 06 TSA Waiver Request Form Wawa 08-29-02) Date Waiver Needed (Specify reason if needed prior to flight date) Processing takes approximately 7 days Send Waiver Confirmation to: Universal Weather and Aviation Fax Number: 1. COMPANY/AIRCRAFT INFORMATION: Name of Company: Hyperion Air Inc (FAA WAIVER k8389.) Mailing Address : Company Telephone No.: Send Waiver Confirmation to: Purpose of Flight: Pleasure/ business Please specify whether flight is Cargo, Passenger or Both passenger Name and Telephone Number of Requestoa Type of Aircraft DI9 093E- carunniuses 2 State of Aircraft Registry and Tail Number - American N9096718 aircraft Maximum Certified Takeoff Gross Weight: 69,700 lbs II. CREW AND PASSENGER INFORMATION: Name, SSN or Passport Number, and Nationality of Crewmembers and Passengers: (Attach nitonmatice if neccasarY) CREW INFO; DOB PPN KXPDT NATIONALITY ROXBURGH GARY INFO: NAME DOS PPN TAP DT NATIONALITY EPSTEIN, JEFFREY E 20-JAN-53 15-JUL-03 AMERICAN fn. FLIGHT ITINERARY: List all legs of flight (4 letter identifiers only) with dates of travel: (Er Feb 14 — 23. KMIA-LFPB-KMIA) "Request fleet waiver" Page I of 2 EFTA00310759 08/26/2003 14:41 YELLUW ILAM TSA Waiver Request Form (Version 08-29-02) ruin CU TSA SECURITY STATEMENT Aircraft Registration Number: N909JE Type Aircraft: N909.78- auLawriaram 2 I. AFFIRMATION: Requestor/Signator must affirm to each of the following: (Please check (X) each criteria.) Access to the aircraft has been properly controlled by company representative(s). A senior company representative has verified the identity and authorization of each crewmember and passenger. _x Only authorized passengers are on board the aircraft. The aircraft will not deviate from the approved air traffic flight plan. The pre-flight inspections include a search of the cargo and cabin areas to ensure no foreign objects, explosives, etc. have been placed on board. II. How is the aircraft secured when not operational? (Locked hanger, fenced area with gate access, security guards, etc...) Aircraft locked/ aircraft security system III. How are the personnel on