94-12381. Updated Guidelines for Determining Apportionments of Airport Improvement Program Funds to Cargo Service Airports  

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    DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
    Federal Aviation Administration
    
     
    
    Updated Guidelines for Determining Apportionments of Airport 
    Improvement Program Funds to Cargo Service Airports
    
    AGENCY: Federal Aviation Administration, DOT.
    
    ACTION: Notice.
    
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    SUMMARY: This notice provides updated guidelines for the reporting of 
    data which determines apportionments to cargo service airports pursuant 
    to Public Law 97-248, as amended. It is also to announce the 
    availability of the revised FAA Form 5100-108 entitled ``All-Cargo 
    Carrier Activity Report'' for use in reporting cargo carrier activity 
    data.
    
    DATES: These guidelines will be used for the reporting of calendar year 
    1994 cargo data (fiscal year 1996 Airport Improvement Program 
    apportionment funds) and beyond.
    
    ADDRESSES: Federal Aviation Administration, Office of Airport Planning 
    and Programming, National Planning Division (APP-400), 800 Independence 
    Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20591.
    
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Sharon Glasgow, Program Manager, 
    (202) 267-8739.
    
    SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Airport and Airway Improvement Act of 
    1982, as amended, (Public Law 97-248) recognizes that cargo service 
    airports play a critical role in the national aviation system and 
    appropriate provisions should be made to facilitate the development and 
    enhancement of such airports. Section 507 of this Act provides for the 
    apportionment of funds to sponsors of airports which are served by 
    aircraft providing air transportation of only property, including mail. 
    Airports qualifying are those with an aggregate annual landed weight of 
    such aircraft in excess of 100 million pounds. Three and on-half 
    percent of the amount made available under Section 505 for such fiscal 
    years to be distributed as follows: In the proportion which the 
    aggregate annual landed weight of all such aircraft landing at each 
    such airport bears to the total aggregate annual landed weight of all 
    such aircraft landing at all such airports.
        The following guidelines will be used in determining apportionments 
    for cargo service airports.
    
         1. An airport must have in excess of 100 million pounds of 
    aggregate annual landed weight of all-cargo aircraft only to qualify 
    as a cargo service airport.
        2. U.S. air carriers, as well as foreign air carriers, who 
    engage in all-cargo transportation and meet all the cargo criteria 
    provided herein are eligible for inclusion.
        3. Airports who think they may meet or exceed the annual 100 
    million pound minimum, should complete and submit FAA Form 5100-108 
    entitled, ``All-Cargo Carrier Activity Report.''
    
        4. In lieu of submitting FAA Form 5100-108, airports may report the 
    required cargo data electronically. Those airports must submit, along 
    with the quarterly electronic submissions, a statement signed by an 
    authorized airport representative certifying that the data is true and 
    accurate to the best of their knowledge. Additional information 
    concerning electronic reporting is available from FAA/APP-400.
        5. Cargo data should be submitted quarterly according to the 
    following schedule:
    
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                            Quarter                              Deadline   
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    First (January-March)..................................  April 30.      
    Second (April-June)....................................  July 30.       
    Third (July-September).................................  October 30.    
    Fourth (October-December)..............................  January 30.    
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        6. FAA Forms and/or electronic reports should be submitted by the 
    deadlines listed above to: Research and Special Programs 
    Administration, Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (DTS-44), 
    ATTN: All-Cargo Carrier Activity Report, 55 Broadway, Kendall Square, 
    Cambridge, MA 02142.
        7. Definitions:
        A. CARGO SERVICE AIRPORT is an airport which is served by all-cargo 
    aircraft in scheduled and on-scheduled service providing air 
    transportation of only property, including mail, with an aggregate 
    annual landed weight in excess of 100 million pounds.
        B. ALL-CARGO AIRCRAFT means any aircraft designed, manufactured,
    and/or modified to be used solely for transportation of property, i.e., 
    cargo, mail, and/or freight.
        C. AIRCRAFT LANDED WEIGHT means the weight of an aircraft providing 
    scheduled and nonscheduled service of only property (including mail) in 
    intrastate, interstate, and foreign air transportation. For cargo 
    service apportionment purposes, the aircraft landed weight is the 
    certificated maximum gross landed weight of the aircraft type as 
    specified by the aircraft manufacturer without regard to its carrying 
    capacity, fuel supply, and/or actual payload.
        D. NUMBER OF REVENUE LANDINGS means the number of landings 
    performed by the cargo carrier in revenue producing or commercial 
    operations only. It excludes landings on all nonrevenue, training, or 
    practice flights.
        8. Exclusions:
        A. Aircraft that are engaged in transportation of both revenue 
    passengers and cargo are excluded.
        B. Aircraft that have permanently installed passenger facilities 
    (such as seats, overhead bins, interior decor, etc.) for scheduled and 
    non-scheduled passenger flights are excluded.
        9. Required Signatures:
        A. Airport Representative/Date: Each copy of the FAA Form 5100-108 
    or approved substitute form must bear a ``Signature and Date'' of the 
    designated airport official authorized to certify and attest to the 
    validity and accuracy of the reported information.
        B. Cargo Carrier Representative/Date: It is no longer required that 
    each FAA Form bear a ``Signature and Date'' of the designated cargo 
    official.
    Paul L. Galis,
    Director, Office of Airport Planning and Programming.
    [FR Doc. 94-12381 Filed 5-19-94; 8:45 am]
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Document Information

Published:
05/20/1994
Department:
Federal Aviation Administration
Entry Type:
Uncategorized Document
Action:
Notice.
Document Number:
94-12381
Dates:
These guidelines will be used for the reporting of calendar year 1994 cargo data (fiscal year 1996 Airport Improvement Program apportionment funds) and beyond.
Pages:
0-0 (1 pages)
Docket Numbers:
Federal Register: May 20, 1994