Training and Equipment Use Sample Clauses

Training and Equipment Use. All personnel operating Port owned gate equipment, must have received appropriate training in the operations of said equipment, before attempting use. Training records on all employees operating Port owned equipment are required to be forwarded to the Port designee. It is the responsibility of the Air Carrier to ensure compliance with this provision. EXHIBIT E SEA-TAC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT POST REALIGNMENT 2013 LEASED GATES EFFECTIVE JUNE 2013 Gate Carrier Comments A1 US USAirways A2 US USAirways A3 POS Port of Seattle A4 POS Port of Seattle A5 UA United A6 UA United A7 UA United A8 UA United A9 UA United A10 UA United A11 UA United A12 UA United A13 POS Port of Seattle A14 AC Air Canada Jazz Gate Carrier Comments D1 AS Alaska D2 AS Alaska D3 AS Alaska D4 POS Port of Seattle D5 B6 Jet Blue D7 AA American D8 AA American D9 POS Port of Seattle D10 AS Alaska D11 AS Alaska
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Training and Equipment Use. All personnel operating Port owned gate equipment, must have received appropriate training in the operations of said equipment, before attempting use. Training records on all employees operating Port owned equipment are required to be forwarded to the Port designee. It is the responsibility of the Air Carrier to ensure compliance with this provision. 2018 EXHIBIT E SEA-TAC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT FINAL GATE ALLOCATION EFFECTIVE JAN 1, 2018 Gate Carrier Comments A1 DL Delta A2 DL Delta A3 DL Delta A4 DL Delta A5 UA United A6 UC Under Const A7 UC Under Const A8 UA United A9 UA United A10 UA United A11 UA United A12 POS Port of Seattle A13 POS Port of Seattle A14 AC Air Canada Gate Carrier Comments B1 DL Delta B3 DL Delta B4 DL Delta B5 DL Delta B5A DL Delta B6 WN Southwest B7 DL Delta B7A DL Delta B8 WN Southwest B9 DL Delta B10 WN Southwest B11 B6 JetBlue B12 WN Southwest B14 WN Southwest B15 POS Port of Seattle 4 4 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 14 14 15 C2 QX Horizon C3 AS Alaska C4 QX Horizon C6 QX Horizon C8 QX Horizon C9 AS Alaska C10 QX Horizon C11 AS Alaska C12 QX Horizon C14 QX Horizon C15 AS Alaska C16 AS Alaska C17 AS Alaska C18 AS Alaska C20 AS Alaska D1 AS Alaska D2 AS Alaska D3 AS Alaska D4 POS Port of Seattle D5 VX Virgin America D7 NK Spirit D8 AA American D9 AA American D10 AA American D11 AA American 3 2 4 3 5 4 6 5 7 6 8 7 9 8 10 9 11 10 S1 POS Port of Seattle S2A DL Delta S2B DL Delta S3 DL Delta S5 UC Under Const S6 UC Under Const S7 DL Delta S8 POS Port of Seattle S9 POS Port of Seattle S10 POS Port of Seattle S11 POS Port of Seattle S12 POS Port of Seattle S15 POS Port of Seattle S16 POS Port of Seattle 15 2 N1 AS Alaska N2 AS Alaska N3 AS Alaska N4 AS Alaska N6 AS Alaska N7 AS Alaska N8 AS Alaska N9 AS Alaska N10 AS Alaska N11 AS Alaska N12 AS Alaska N13 UC Under Const N14 UC Under Const N16 AS Alaska 3 7 4 8 5 9 6 10 7 11 8 12 9 13 10 14 11 12 13 14 Exhibit F Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Approved Capital Improvement Projects CIP DESCRIPTION CIP Cost Center Approval Date Status MII Approved Budget in $000's MII Approved Increase in $000's Transfer in $000's Revised MII Approved Budget in $000's Highline School District Insulation C200007 AFMA 6/6/2001 101,797 101,797 SLOA 1 Subtotal 101,797 - - 101,797 FIMS Phase II C101117 AOS 2/23/2010 7,000 7,000 Loading Bridge Utilities C800019 PLB 4/27/2007 9,385 9,385 Tenant Reimbursement C800154 TERMB 4/27/2007 6,022 6,022 Central Plant Preconditioned Air C800238 GUTL 7/30/2009 31,087 31,0...
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