Ticket Counters definition
Examples of Ticket Counters in a sentence
Airline may paint Preferential Use Ticket Counters back wall assigned to it after first obtaining the Port’s approval of the paint color and back wall graphics, and Airline shall be responsible for all associated maintenance.
Airline’s payment of Rents pursuant to and in accordance with the Space Rental Agreement shall constitute payment of Airline Fees and Charges for use of the Affiliated Airline Premises, other than any use by Affiliated Airline of Per Use Gates or Per Use Ticket Counters.
Ticket Counters Areas in which departing passengers check-in, including E-ticket kiosks.
Airline acknowledges that as of the Effective Date of this Agreement, Authority has made the annual determination of the number of Preferential Use Gates and Preferential Common Use Ticket Counters for Fiscal Year 2014 as listed on the attached “Exhibit L” and that Authority has provided each airline operating at Airport with notice of such determination.
A request by an airline for a Gate or Common Use Ticket Counter, if it currently holds one or more assigned Preferential Use Gates or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counters, shall not be processed by the Authority unless such airline provides satisfactory evidence that the proposed Scheduled Operation cannot be accommodated on one of the airline’s assigned Preferential Use Gates or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counters.
In the event that Authority assigns Airline’s Preferential Use Gates and/or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counters to another air carrier, Airline shall remove its proprietary stock.
In connection with the Company’s lease and use of the Airline Gate Areas, Ticket Counters, and Operations Area, the Company shall have the non-exclusive right to use the Shared Equipment and Airline Shared Space in common with other tenants at the Airport as may be assigned by the Board and subject to the provisions of this Agreement.
Company's insurance shall be primary and noncontributory with respect to any other insurance available to or for the benefit of the Board, or Delta with respect to the Ticket Counters Shared Equipment, and hydrant fuel lines.
In such a situation, Authority may elect to reassign a Preferential Use Gate or Preferential Common Use Ticket Counter not accepted by the airline to another airline if Authority determines the number of Authority-Controlled Facilities is adequate to accommodate all airline Scheduled Operations needing to use Gates or Common Use Ticket Counters at the Airport.
Authority shall take into account the existing use of Gates and Common Use Ticket Counters and assignments currently assigned to an airline.