Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Segment Fee
Polish translation:
opłata za odcinek lotu/podróży
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English term
Segment Fee
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Tłumaczę potwierdzenie rezerwacji biletów i pod koniec, po cenie, jest wyszczególnienie:
Cóż to ta "segment fee"?
GOVERNMENT'S CUT
Security Fee
Passenger Facility Fee
Segment Fee
Federal Excise Tax
Cóż to ta "segment fee"?
GOVERNMENT'S CUT
Security Fee
Passenger Facility Fee
Segment Fee
Federal Excise Tax
Proposed translations
(Polish)
3 | opłata za odcinek lotu/podróży | Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D. |
References
domestic segment fee | geopiet |
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opłata za odcinek lotu/podróży
Federal segment fee of $4.10 that will be imposed on each flight segment. Flight segment is defined as a takeoff and a landing.
https://www.southwest.com/html/help/help_popup_taxes_and_fee...
https://www.southwest.com/html/help/help_popup_taxes_and_fee...
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Reference:
domestic segment fee
In addition to the percentage tax on air transportation of persons, there is also a domestic segment fee. The domestic segment fee is a per passenger tax that applies to the domestic segments of a trip (including point to point flights within Alaska and Hawaii). A domestic segment is the portion of a trip involving a single takeoff and landing in the United States. For 2018, the domestic segment tax is $4.10 per segment (see Appendix A for table of rates).
Domestic segments added to a flight due to mechanical problems, weather, or other conditions that are out of the passenger’s control do not create additional domestic segment fees as long as there is no change to the flight’s origin and destination or the original amount charged to the passenger. However, operational necessities, such as fuel stops, do not qualify as a condition out of the passenger’s control.
A flight can be subject to the domestic segment fee even when a portion of the route of flight temporarily leaves the United States
https://www.nbaa.org/admin/taxes/federal/fet/2018-federal-ex... - page 4
Domestic segments added to a flight due to mechanical problems, weather, or other conditions that are out of the passenger’s control do not create additional domestic segment fees as long as there is no change to the flight’s origin and destination or the original amount charged to the passenger. However, operational necessities, such as fuel stops, do not qualify as a condition out of the passenger’s control.
A flight can be subject to the domestic segment fee even when a portion of the route of flight temporarily leaves the United States
https://www.nbaa.org/admin/taxes/federal/fet/2018-federal-ex... - page 4
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