Examples of Carrier Controlled Costs in a sentence
Any costs incurred by Contractor that are not Pass-Through Costs under the Agreement, regardless of whether such costs are described below, shall be considered Carrier Controlled Costs, except for those costs that are typically considered the responsibility of the Ground Handling Provider as defined in United’s contracts for ground handling services.
Notwithstanding the following descriptions, any costs incurred by Contractor that are described as Pass-Through Costs on this Exhibit E shall not be considered Carrier Controlled Costs.
The Pass Through Costs and Carrier Controlled Costs are grouped by “Reimbursement Categories” for each aircraft type.
Contractor agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to control its Carrier Controlled Costs and Pass Through Costs.
Multiply the Total Markup Factor by the total aggregate Carrier Controlled Costs for the month in question, and the resultant amount is designated as the Markup as detailed in Appendix F.
Each Reimbursement Category, whether the costs are Pass Through Costs or Carrier Controlled Costs, is expressed in terms of one or more “Unit Rates.” The Unit Rates express the basic measurement and constitute the driver of costs for each Reimbursement Category.
On or before the thirtieth (30th) day after the last day of each calendar month, Contractor shall submit to United a report detailing actual operational statistics pertaining to the payment of Carrier Controlled Costs, with a content reasonably determined by United, in a format mutually agreeable to United and Contractor.
Effective as of January 1st 2005 and each January 1st thereafter for the term of this agreement, Contractor and United agree to increase or leave constant all Carrier Controlled Costs, excluding aircraft ownership, within the Reimbursement Categories for the ensuing contract year by an amount equal to the then applicable Carrier Controlled Costs multiplied by the applicable “Annual Adjustment Factors” set forth on Appendix E.
On a monthly basis and in a format to be set by United, Contractor will provide an estimate of its monthly Carrier Controlled Costs with Markup, assuming C Level Performance and assuming a [ * ] Completion factor and a [ * ] load factor, plus its Pass Through Costs (which are never subject to Markup) with the exception of Markup on aircraft ownership costs and Markup on the one-time start-up costs for new aircraft, each of which shall be paid in full.
Each Reimbursement Category, whether the costs are Pass Through Costs or Carrier Controlled Costs, is expressed in terms of one or more “Unit Rates.” The Unit Ratesexpress the basic measurement and constitute the driver of costs for each Reimbursement Category.