Refusal of Preferential Use Gate or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counter Sample Clauses

Refusal of Preferential Use Gate or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counter. If an airline does not accept assignment of a Preferential Use Gate or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counter, such Preferential Use Gate or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counter shall be designated as an Authority-Controlled Facility. In such a situation, Authority may elect to reassign a Preferential Use Gate or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counter not accepted by the airline to another airline if Authority determines the number of Authority-Controlled Facilities is adequate to accommodate all airline Scheduled Operations needing to use Gates or Common Use Ticket Counters at the Airport. The Authority may reallocate such Gates or Common Use Ticket Counters using the methodology described in this Article until all Gates or Common Use Ticket Counters available for assignment as Preferential Use Gates or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counters are allocated to Airlines or rejected for assignment as a Preferential Use Gate or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counter. Any Gate or Common Use Ticket Counter rejected for assignment as a Preferential Use Gate or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counter by all eligible Airlines under this subsection will become an Authority-Controlled Facility.
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