Regulations Governing Aircraft Takeoff and Landing Quota in Domestic Airports Article 9

The CAA may provide unused airport quota of an enterprise to another enterprise on a temporary basis if and when the runway needs an overhaul or any other emergency arises.The enterprise may apply, to CAA, for additional airport quota, which is unused and available for a short term period, in order to meet a temporary market demand if its original allocated airport quota is insufficient, however, the additional airport quota shall not be used for more than six months during the whole year.If any allocated airport quota is used on an air route that apparently has a peak season and a low season, and the average rate of its usage does not reach seventy percent (70%) for six consecutive months, the CAA may then retract the unused portion thereof.In addition to an air route mentioned in the preceding paragraph, the CAA may also retract the unused portion of any airport quota whose average rate of usage does not reach eighty percent (80%) for six consecutive months.Any unused portion of the airport quota that is not attributable to an enterprise will not be considered when calculating the rate of usage mentioned in the preceding two paragraphs.The air route that apparently has a peak season and a low season as mentioned in Paragraph 3 hereof means one whose highest monthly average passenger capacity for three consecutive months during the past year is one and half times that of the lowest monthly average passenger capacity during the same period.In the event that an enterprise terminates any of its domestic scheduled air routes, the CAA may retract its original allocated airport quota, wherein, such retracted airport quota thereto will be calculated based on the average quota of its usage of such air route in a period of six consecutive months prior to the actual termination month.