charter rate

You would need to enquire from the owner about charter rates.

Bank of America recently said it would start using charter rates to calculate how much income to report for its executives on their personal travel.

Only if there are no commercial flights must a politician calculate the value using much higher charter rates.

Then he began chartering the companies' planes through a third party and paying his own way at charter rates.

Demand can be measured through charter rates - the charges for leasing a ship.

If there is no commercial service, reimbursement is at charter rates, which could be far higher.

Charter rates for tankers, which can be even more volatile than oil prices, have been driven up in recent weeks by the tight market.

Charter rates are quoted case by case, and the company would not discuss prices for specific cargo like the tree.

So to quote a shipping analyst describing the charter rates as "ludicrous" misses the point.

According to agreement owners Yarrow now engaged salvage at charter rate until return commercial port."

Marginally short of helicopter charter rates, if the smell of money from the lobby is anything to go by.

Charter rates have declined for both of the major categories of ships owned by the companies with new stock offerings.

I will authorize payment of standard charter rates and arrange for antimatter transfer."

At the very least, executives could have the value of the corporate jet calculated at charter rates for their income purposes, the critics suggest.

We obtained special charter rates.

The gain reflects rising charter rates and the expectation of further charter rate increases.

That is when charter rates hit a three-decade peak, reflecting increased global demand and strained tanker capacity, he noted.

When ships are in short supply or when the demand for ships increases sharply, as now, charter rates escalate.

This was an unexpectedly large amount and fortunately the subsequent 1956 Suez Crisis resulted in charter rates increasingly substantially.

Also, senators must henceforth pay full charter rates for the lobbyist-catered corporate jets they have been flying for token fees.

Lloyd International's first two years of operations were unprofitable, mainly as a result of uneconomic charter rates caused by excess capacity.

Charter rates were briefly this high in 2000, when Western economies were at the peak of long-term expansion, especially in the United States.

Tour companies can also get some seats at charter rates on Pan American flights, which go to Warsaw via Frankfurt.

They feared that this would lead to significant market distortions, creating excess capacity and further depressing the already low charter rates in a highly competitive market.

For example, charter rates briefly doubled when the Arab-Israeli war in June 1967 closed the Suez Canal.