The Airport Sample Clauses

The Airport. Operator Shareholder shall retain at least twenty percent (20%) of the Share Capital/voting capital until the 5th anniversary of the Concession Commencement Date and ten percent (10%) of the Share Capital/voting capital until the later of (i) the 10th anniversary of the Concession Commencement Date or (ii) two years after the opening of Terminal 3. Upon expiration of the initial five (5) or ten (10) years period or two (2) years after the opening of Terminal 3, as the case may be, any transfer of shares of the Concessionaire by the Airport Operator Shareholder shall be subject to the Grantor's consent, which may only be withheld if such change affects public order or national interests or if the Airport Operator Shareholder cannot demonstrate that the transferee's level of airports technical and operational expertise and financial standing are sufficient for the performance of this Agreement and at least compliant with the qualification and evaluation criteria defined in the Tender Documentation.
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The Airport. (Ben‐Gurion airport) ‐ the operator and two other winners, will provide the ground and support services as specified in this contract.
The Airport. The Airport originally opened in 1968 and has undergone a number of improvements since then. These improvements primarily addressed environmental and aviation safety issues and were approved by the Commission through individual public development applications. The Airport is a general aviation airport featuring: a 5,950 x 100 ft runway (Runway 6-24), a high intensity lighting system, precision approach equipment, upgraded airfield signage, a 536,550 sq ft aircraft parking apron, three “T-hangar” buildings incorporating 36 aircraft parking units, a 15,000 sq ft maintenance and storage building, an 8,150 sq ft maintenance hangar, a 4,050 sq ft general storage building and a fuel dispensing area with three 12,000 gallon underground storage tanks containing 24,000 gallons of jet fuel and 12,000 gallons of gasoline, and ancillary aviation related structures. In addition, a 11,600 sq ft terminal building was completed in February 2012 under Application No. 1985-0949.026 to replace an aging 2,150 sq ft terminal building. Also a 22,100 sq ft maintenance hangar was completed in 2007 and a 19,500 sq ft maintenance hangar has yet to be constructed. Both of these structures were approved by the Pinelands Commission under Application No. 1985-0949.023. The airport has approximately 100 based aircraft and averages 31,000 flight operations per year. In addition to accommodating private planes, the airport supports corporate jets, forest fire planes, the civil air patrol and emergency services aircraft.

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