Domestic Baggage Claim Fee Sample Clauses

Domestic Baggage Claim Fee. The rate base for the Domestic Baggage Claim Fee is calculated as the sum of the equivalent rent for the domestic baggage claim area plus the costs to acquire, maintain, and operate domestic baggage claim equipment. The Domestic Baggage Claim Fee is computed by dividing the rate base by the number of arriving domestic aircraft seats including the international pre-cleared seats. 2018 Airline Use Agreement – Miami International Airport Page 103 of 153
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Domestic Baggage Claim Fee. The rate base for the Domestic Baggage Claim Fee is calculated as the sum of the equivalent rent for the domestic baggage claim area plus the costs to acquire, maintain, and operate domestic baggage claim equipment. The Domestic Baggage Claim Fee is computed by dividing the rate base by the number of arriving domestic aircraft seats, including the international pre-cleared seats.

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