Sentence examples for facility charges from inspiring English sources
Access to this new rapid-deployment cash will often be requested (even if, as suggested, the new facility charges more for its loans than other Fund programmes).
The construction, which began Monday, is not expected to cause any immediate inconvenience to passengers but will probably prompt higher prices, since financing will come from airport operating revenue, fees from airlines and passenger facility charges.
The first two taxes go to the Airport and Airway Trust Fund, which finances the Federal Aviation Administration; passenger facility charges are passed on to airports; and security fees finance the Transportation Security Administration.
At the New York Port Authority, Greg Trevor, a spokesman, said: "We are pleased that Congress has recognized that passenger facility charges are a valuable tool for addressing airport capacity issues across the nation.
On Nov. 7, the line raised the price of its book of four Young at Heart coupons to $676, again with Federal transportation taxes included but not facility charges or segment taxes.
He added that failure to notify the F.A.A. within 20 days that the town intended to rescind or not enforce the ordinance could lead the agency to initiate proceedings that would terminate the town's eligibility for airport improvement grants and its authority to impose or collect passenger facility charges.
There's also a building facility charge, but this generally goes to the venue.
(The $1.9 billion project was financed in part by a $3 passenger facility charge paid by travelers departing from New York City airports).
The increase in the passenger facility charge, to $4.50, is intended to help bolster competition, according to its backers.
The airport plans to increase the fee it adds to each ticket, known as a facility charge, to $4.50, up from $3.
Valeri Voblikov was until Thursday in a remand facility charged also with eight serious assaults, kidnapping, and theft in Novosibirsk, the Interfax news agency reported.
