Betekenis van:
apron

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Tie the apron.
2. That young couple are still tied to their parent's apron strings.
3. acid-resistant, acid-proof overalls or apron;
4. apron, boots and full protective suit.
5. Leipzig Airport will rent the apron to DPI at the following conditions:
6. other general technical training involving the award of licences, such as apron driving;
7. The construction costs are estimated to be about EUR […]. Leipzig Airport will rent the apron to DPI at the following conditions:
8. general technical training leading to the award of licences for activities such as apron driving, ground service equipment and forklift driving;
9. Germany points out that a lease contract had to be agreed for the apron because the airport should always remain the owner of the infrastructure in order to guarantee the public access to the apron for reasons of air transport and planning rules, also in the case the contract with DHL is cancelled.
10. The lease contracts for the apron and the further ground handling areas are based on market interest rates and Leipzig Airport is not limited in its choice of financing.
11. As far as the Commission criticises a missing connection of the rental fees to the locally customary real estate prices concerning the apron, DHL points out that the rental contract does not constitute an ordinary rental contract in legal terms.
12. It would not make sense for the smooth operation of the hub to be endangered because a Security Agent did not have access to the apron (as explained in recital 90 et seq., the training can be restricted to a given number of employees).
13. In the opinion of DHL, the airport has acted like a private investor when signing the agreement as the starting and landing fees, the conditions agreed in the lease contract of the apron as well as in the building lease contract correspond to normal market conditions.
14. However, if DHL did replace the Ramp Agents II acting as drivers with Ramp Agents I, the latter would also need to be trained to a certain extent, in particular as regards the handling of ground service equipment (especially apron driving, airside supervision, forklift driving, ramp safety, fire protection instruction, first aid, etc.).
15. It will be seen from recitals 77 and 78 that the training courses provided for in the notified project are, to a large extent, mandatory aircraft towing and pushback; aircraft de-icing (basic course); aircraft de-icing (refresher course); apron driver licence; airside supervision; fire protection instruction; cargo door operation; first aid; forklift certificate; IATA PK 7/8; ground service equipment; ramp safety; safety instruction; and security awareness. The ULD build-up course is a specific training measure designed for the handling of DHL containers.