Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit January 26, 1989, No. 87-1294 (Airporter of Colorado, Inc. v. Interstate Commerce Commission)

BALDOCK, Circuit Judge.

Intervenor Collins Coaches, Ltd., (Collins), a motor carrier of passengers, applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) for a certificate authorizing the transportation of passengers, both in interstate and intrastate commerce, over a system of regular routes extending generally between Stapleton International Airport, Denver, Colorado, on the one hand, and