As long as the person booked the trip through an American Airline, they are following the guidelines associated with the Fly American Act.  When the American airline, contracts their flight out to a foreign carrier, it is still considered to be booked through the American Airline and therefore acceptable on a Federal grant.

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I would assume if the individual made their reservations through Delta that they are in compliance with the Fly America Act especially if Canadair is a partner.  I am flying to the UK.  I booked my reservations through United but part of my trip is on Lufthansa but I believe I am in compliance with the Fly America Act.  Marjorie Marjorie Forster Assistant Vice President, Research and Global Health Initiatives Office of Research and Development University of Maryland Baltimore 620 West Lexington Street, Suite 400 Baltimore, MD 21201
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On Jan 22, 2009, at 12:51 PM, Schoen, Alexander wrote:

If your ticket says "Delta" one would think that would be acceptable.

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From: Research Administration List [mailto:xxxxxx@hrinet.org] On Behalf Of Powell, Panda
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Subject: [RESADM-L] Fly America Act

Fellow Research Administrators,

I have a situation where a researcher on a federal grant flew to Hong Kong.  A few of the flights were "Delta" operated by "Comair" however the planes were Canadair.  Does this conflict with the Fly America Act?  We are having a debate here in our office.  I would greatly appreciate any insight.

Thank you very much

Panda

Panda Powell, CRA
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