Baggage Consortium definition

Baggage Consortium means a consortium formed by airlines that will be responsible for the ongoing operation of the baggage handling system for the use of any Air Carrier serving the Airport.
Baggage Consortium means a consortium of Air Carriers responsible for the ongoing operation of the baggage handling system for the use of any Air Carrier serving the Airport.

Examples of Baggage Consortium in a sentence

  • The Airlines shall individually or, through their Baggage Consortium, provide the Port with a monthly report of the actual number of bags handled on their behalf in accordance with Section 18.21.

  • Material terms of this Agreement shall include that: (a) the Baggage Consortium shall establish fees that are fair and acceptable to the Port to meet its obligation to avoid discrimination or barriers to entry for carriers; and (b) the Baggage Consortium shall have the right to charge any airline for its use of the baggage system at the Airport in accordance with the Port-approved fee structure.

  • The Baggage Consortium will enter into an operating agreement with the Port that will describe the terms and conditions of their operation of the baggage system at the Airport prior to the Effective Date.

  • Rent for the Baggage Make-up conveyor system is subject to adjustment as provided in Section 20.3. The Port will invoice the Baggage Consortium for these charges.

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