The guide focuses on a complete overview of the collection and ticketing procedures to accommodate a transition from an airport collected AIF to a ticketable AIF beginning on 15 January 2003. Key topic include: General Overview, Application of the AIF at both Montréal Dorval and Mirabel Airports, Tax on the AIF, Exemptions and Passengers Not Required to Pay the AIF, Ticketing Examples, and Refund and Reissue Procedures.

It should be noted that the guide will go into great depth in detailing proper handling of exchange ticket transactions which are particularly complex, as well as transactions where the date of travel changes. These procedures are complicated by a two level AIF structure beginning in March 2003. A key objective of the guide is to assure that all stakeholders have correctly collected the proper AIF to guard against unfunded liabilities and agency debit memos.

The training guide primarily focuses on tickets issued in Canada.

Price per copy: CAD 10.00 (plus applicable taxes for Canadian orders only). Please note that guide orders are non-refundable. A discount of CAD 5.00 is available to CSTAR members. Airlines participating in ATC's Concurrence Program may also qualify for special rates for this guide. To determine a carrier's status, airlines should contact ATC via SITA teletype at NYCATCR or via e-mail to postmaster@airlinetraining.org. Guides are delivered electronically within three hours of ordering and are subject to distribution restrictions as indicated in ATC's copyright disclosure.

Click here to order the Montréal AIF training guide for electronic delivery. Airport Improvement Fee Montréal - Dorval and Mirabel Bruce Bishins, CTC CAD 10.00 8 pages