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Scheduled Service
Transport service based on published flight schedules, including extra sections.
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En Route Center
Sometimes referred to as a center or an air route traffic control center, it houses the air traffic controllers and equipment needed to identify and direct aircraft during the en route – as opposed to the approach and departure – portion of their flights.
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accident
As defined by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), an occurrence incidental to flight in which, as a result of the operation of an aircraft, any person (occupant or nonoccupant) receives fatal or serious injury, or any aircraft receives substantial damage.
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Average Haul
The average distance one ton is carried. It is computed by dividing ton miles or ton kilometers by tons of freight originated.
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Computer Reservation System
A system for electronically collecting and displaying information about commercial flights and passenger reservations on them.
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Coterminalization
The right to serve two or more specified points in the territory of a party to an air-transport services agreement on the same flight, provided these points are contained in the same route. If two or more separate routes are granted, the right to coterminalize points on separate routes must be specifically established.
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Crack Spread
The difference between crude oil and refined petroleum product prices, when expressed in similar units, is known as the crack spread. For example, if crude oil costs $60 per barrel and jet fuel costs $75 per barrel, the jet fuel crack spread is $15 per barrel.
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crack spread
The difference between crude oil and refined petroleum product prices, when expressed in similar units, is known as the crack spread. For example, if crude oil costs $60 per barrel and jet fuel costs $75 per barrel, the jet fuel crack spread is $15 per barrel.
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