Block Hour Rates Sample Clauses

Block Hour Rates. ▪ flight crew labour and benefits ▪ cabin crew labour and benefits ▪ maintenance heavy and line labour and benefits ▪ maintenance hourly driven costs Cycle Rates ▪ SOC labour and benefits ▪ crew cycle costs ▪ maintenance cycle driven costs ▪ Jazz station labour and benefits ▪ external ground handling costs NOTE: Rates are based on activity Passenger Rates ▪ catering and commissary costs ▪ inconvenienced pax costs Aircraft Ownership ▪ aircraft and spare lease costs ▪ interest and depreciation ▪ hull insurance Overhead (Fixed Fee) ▪ everything else! NOTE: Rates are based on activity • Expiry in December 2015, plus two five-year renewal periods • Three-year rates are currently locked in for 2006 – 2008 • rates for 2009 – 2011 will be negotiated in 2008 • rates for 2012 – 2015 will be negotiated in 2011 • If Jazz is able to reduce costs from those contemplated in rates, Jazz keeps 50% of margin improvement • Rates have been locked in for three years. Future (2009 and beyond) are to be based on negotiated levels of controllable costs. • Rates for 2010 and beyond potential downward adjustment in margin related to benchmarking concept • 12-month period ending June 30, 2007 serves as the baseline • Measure Jazz adjusted CASM against Mesa, Pinnacle, Skywest, ExpressJet • Measure again in 2009 — change between 2007 and 2009 Jazz CASM can be no worse relative to the median of the benchmark group • If so, negative adjustment to our margin • Air Canada commits to aggregate levels in current fleet plan • Fleet cannot fall below aggregate level without Jazz’s consent • Air Canada can change fleet mix while still maintaining overall count of 133 • >20% change within aircraft type triggers a rate review Minimum Average Daily Utilization • Daily hourly utilization by aircraft type • Level does not change throughout contract term • Provides Jazz with a minimum revenue level Guaranteed Block Hours • Level of this guarantee varies • Base is the final seasonal schedule delivered three months prior to the start of the season • 95% of the block hours in this six-month schedule window are guaranteed • If actual flying hours are less than 95%, a true up payment is made • If 95% of the block hours in the six-month schedule are less than the total block hours under the Minimum Average Daily Utilization Guarantee (MADUG), Air Canada pays the MADUG ▪ Jazz has the opportunity to increase profitability through achieving predetermined operational targets ▪ Four ranges allowing Jazz to ach...
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Block Hour Rates. The Block Hour Rate for 2007 for each Block Hour Cost Element will be as set forth on Exhibit 5.03(a). The 2007 Block Hour Rates will be increased by [*] each calendar year during the term of this Agreement.
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