Seat Fee definition

Seat Fee means the sum payable by a User who is an Exchange Member in accordance with Part 6 of Schedule A;

Examples of Seat Fee in a sentence

  • The Ticket Counter Departing Seat Fee for CUTE ticket counters is the sum of the Ticket Counter Equipment Charge, the Class I Space Charge and the Class IV Space Charge less the amount of CUTE Ticket Counter Hourly Usage Fees paid by Airlines with leased ticket counters.

  • At the outset of each Fiscal Year the Department will determine the CUTE Ticket Counter Departing Seat Fee.

  • The cost of dynamic back wall displays installed at CUTE ticket counters is included in the CUTE Ticket Counter Departing Seat Fee as described in Section VI(B) below that describes this fee.

  • For the purposes of the Exchange Trading Platform, a Seat Fee is chargeable in accordance with Part 6 of Schedule A in respect of each Seat granted to the User for the use of the Exchange Trading Platform as per clauses 2.1(a) and 2.1(b) above.

  • In consideration of the rights granted under this Agreement, if the User is an Exchange Member and has been granted a Seat by the Exchange, the User shall pay APEPL a Seat Fee of US$3,000 per year for the grant of each Seat by the Exchange.

  • Upon the grant of such license, AT&T will pay to UPI the one-time Active Seat Fee set forth in Schedule 1 ("Pricing") for each Subscriber Provisioned with Ecare.

Related to Seat Fee

  • Hire Fee the hire fee specified in Item 13.

  • Hookup fee means a fee for the installation and inspection of any pipe, line,

  • Upfront Fee has the meaning specified in Section 2.07 hereof.

  • Permit Fee means a fee in an amount established by the SFMTA Board, required to be paid by a permit applicant for permit issuance or renewal, including any late payment penalties or interest for failure to pay in accordance with the requirements of this Article and any other regulations adopted by the SFMTA Board.

  • Contract Fee means the price, fee, rent, or royalty payable in a contract under this chapter or