Definition of Direct Operating Costs Sample Clauses

Definition of Direct Operating Costs. The Direct Operating Costs, for the purposes of this Agreement, shall be the cost of the following: fuel, oil and other lubricants; the service rate per engine flying hour of the Rolls Royce CorporateCare program (“CorporateCare”) with respect to the engines; the hourly charges of the Honeywell Maintenance Service Plan (“MSP”) with respect to the auxiliary power unit; the hourly usage rate charges of the Bombardier Smart Parts Plus Plan (“Smart Parts”) with respect to the airframe and its components and systems; the crew expenses for airline travel, ground transportation, lodging, meals and other similar expenses related to the crew's activities in connection with the operation of the Aircraft; compensation paid to qualified contract pilot(s) hired for specific flight(s) at the express request of the Party operating the Aircraft for such flight(s); compensation paid to contract cabin attendant(s) hired for specific flight(s) at the express request of the Party operating the Aircraft for such flight(s); compensation paid to other contract professional personnel hired to render specialized services in connection with specific flight and travel arrangements at the express request of the Party operating the Aircraft for such flight(s); weather services; flight service fees; flight planning fees; over flight fees; landing, ramp, parking, tie-down and ground handling fees; de-icing charges; storage and hangar use charges at temporary locations during Aircraft flights; airport civilian aviation charges; customs and immigration charges; supplies; catering; communication charges, in-flight telephone calls, telecopier and data transmissions; and miscellaneous flight expenses.
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