New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 18 - TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS
Chapter 11 - AIRPORTS
Part 10 - RURAL AIR SERVICE ENHANCEMENT GRANT PROGRAM
Section 18.11.10.10 - AIR CARRIER CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
Universal Citation: 18 NM Admin Code 18.11.10.10
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
A. The following provisions shall be required in the contract between grant recipient and the air carrier:
(1) Payment to the air carrier shall be made
in arrears on a per-flight-completed basis.
(2) The air carrier should submit an invoice
at the beginning of each month for the prior month based on the number of
flights that it actually completed in conformance with the contract.
(3) Submitted invoices should request an
amount in accordance with the allowances stipulated by the parties' contract,
detailing the service actually completed, including date of service, aircraft
type, routing, and frequency of service, and any actual variations from the
service contemplated by the contract.
(4) If a carrier is forced by operational
exigencies to make ad hoc service adjustments to its service, such as aircraft
type or routing, the carrier should report those deviations on its invoice with
the appropriate adjustments. For instance, if the carrier substituted a
smaller, less expensive aircraft type than agreed to, due to mechanical or
other problems involving the larger aircraft, the subsidy rate should be
reduced accordingly.
(5) Flights
that did not conform to the terms and stipulations of the contract between the
grant recipient and the air carrier will not be compensable unless approved in
advance by the grant recipient.
(6)
Only completed flights are considered eligible for payment unless otherwise
excused under the terms of the contract between the grant recipient and the air
carrier. For example, weather conditions may require the aircraft to return to
its airport of origin before reaching its scheduled destination.
(7) Flights that never take-off because of
weather, mechanical problems, air traffic control issues, crew shortages/flight
and duty time issues, are not compensable.
(8) All flights that can be safely operated
must be completed to be compensable; flights that overfly points for lack of
traffic will not be compensated.
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