The estimate includes one way travel to Somalia at a rate of 3,500 per person including excess baggage charges ( 189,000).

The estimate includes one way travel to Somalia at a rate of 3,500 per person, including excess baggage charges ( 189,000).

The estimate represents one way travel from Somalia at a rate of 3,500 per person, including excess baggage charges ( 189,000).

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The estimate includes provision for 10 kilograms of excess accompanied baggage and 100 kilograms of unaccompanied baggage.

(a) For the purposes of these Rules, excess baggage shall mean baggage in excess of the weight or volume carried without extra charge by transportation companies.

The incumbent will also coordinate and design Web based software applications, negotiate with permanent missions and administer reimbursement for air tickets and excess baggage charges.

(a) For the purposes of these rules quot excess baggage quot shall mean baggage in excess of the weight or volume carried without extra charge by transportation companies.

The estimate includes a provision for 10 kilograms of accompanied excess baggage.

You have 16 pounds excess baggage, Mr. Gibbons. Oh, that's all right.

Additional resources were also required under travel costs owing to higher charges for excess unaccompanied baggage than originally budgeted for ( 70,800) and under clothing and equipment allowance ( 17,100).

So I just followed that 90 pounds of excess baggage to Mexico City.

Provision is made for round trip travel, including excess baggage, at 3,400 per trip.

Staff deployed after this initial stage are entitled to 100 kilograms of excess unaccompanied baggage.

The estimate provides for round trip rotation travel of 10 Australian police at 6,800 per trip, including excess baggage charges ( 68,000), and for the rotation of 15 Irish police at 4,000 per trip ( 60,000).

This provision includes costs for air fare, excess baggage, terminal expenses, subsistence allowance and 100 kilos unaccompanied luggage.

The excess expenditures were incurred primarily as a result of the high INMARSAT charges.

The actual cost was 2,000 from Ireland and 3,400 from Australia, inclusive of an excess baggage allowance and the related subsistence allowance.

This estimate was based on the initial travel of staff to the mission area, when the entitlement for excess accompanied baggage applies.

In light industry, the impact in the form of higher prices and excess freight charges totalled 12,402,800.

The actual cost amounted to 5,400, inclusive of an excess baggage allowance and the related subsistence allowance, which resulted in a savings of 14,000.

Baggage room.

Any baggage?

(b) Staff members travelling by air economy class or its equivalent shall be entitled to payment of excess baggage to the extent of the difference between the free baggage allowance by first class and by economy class or its equivalent.

This estimate includes the cost of chartered aircraft, as well as ground transportation between ports of arrival departure, baggage service and ground handling charges.

This estimate includes the cost of chartered aircraft, as well as bus transport between ports of arrival departure, baggage service and ground handling charges.

This estimate also includes the cost of chartered aircraft as well as transportation between airports of arrival departure, baggage services and ground handling charges.

This estimate includes the cost of chartered aircraft, as well as bus transport between ports of arrival departure, baggage service and ground handling charges.

(d) Charges for excess baggage by air, other than those authorized under paragraph (b) above, shall not be reimbursable unless, in the opinion of the Secretary General, the circumstances under which the staff member is travelling are of a sufficiently exceptional and compelling nature to warrant such reimbursement.

4. An average rotation travel cost per military observer to the mission area of 2,500 per person per round trip economy fare, inclusive of the entitlement for 100 kilograms of unaccompanied baggage and 10 kilograms of accompanied excess baggage, has been used.

Ah, the baggage.

Where's your baggage?

Any other baggage?

As requested by the Advisory Committee, the travel arrangements and entitlements for international civilian staff have been reviewed, in particular the possibility of providing for excess unaccompanied baggage in lieu of the previous arrangement for accompanied baggage, with a view to containing travel costs.

Here's your baggage, Doc.

The actual cost was 5,400 from Australia and 2,700 from Ireland, inclusive of an excess baggage allowance and the related subsistence allowance, which resulted in a savings of 33,500.

Included in this provision is an economy class one way air fare, by the most direct and economical route, subsistence allowance, terminal expenses, excess baggage and 100 kilos unaccompanied luggage.

Never mind about that baggage!

That's unusual baggage you're carrying!

Everyone here carries his baggage...

An average rotation travel cost per military observer to the mission area of 1,700 per person per one way trip, inclusive of the entitlement for excess unaccompanied baggage, has been used.

The travel of international civilian staff to the mission area has been estimated at an average cost of 2,400 per person round trip, inclusive of the entitlement for excess accompanied baggage.

The cost of repatriation travel of 226 international staff was estimated at 2,700 per trip, inclusive of air fare, excess baggage, terminal expenses, subsistence allowance and 100 kilos of unaccompanied luggage.

The travel cost of military observers to the mission area has been estimated at an average cost of 4,000 per person per round trip, inclusive of the entitlement for excess unaccompanied baggage.

The travel of international civilian staff to the mission area has been estimated at an average cost of 7,900 per person per round trip, inclusive of the entitlement for excess unaccompanied baggage.