- C-OSS - GENERAL INFORMATION
- PaP Offer and Path Request Management
- Path allocation on a pre-arranged path
- Reserve Capacity
- Temporary Capacity Restrictions
YOUR QUESTIONS
If you have further questions,please submit your questions by mail to
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May I apply for a pre-arranged path after the official application deadline (late path request)?
The Corridor offers capacity slots for late path requests. Late Path Requests can be placed from X-8 to X-2 in PCS addressed to the Corridor One-Stop-Shop.
Applications placed after the official deadline for annual timetable (=late path requests) are coordinated by the Corridor One-Stop-Shop. The construction of the offer is done by the concerned infrastructure managers. The applicant will get an offer in the first half of October via the Corridor One-Stop-Shop / PCS.
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What happens if I withdraw/change my path request before accepting the final path offer?
The withdrawal has to be done in PCS. For the withdrawal of a PaP-Request the national conditions are described in the Network Statements of the individual infrastructure managers. Change requests for pre-arranged path placed by the applicant after the X-8 deadline until X-5 are treated by the Corridor One-Stop-Shop according to the following rule:
- "Downsizing" changes to the PaP-Request (e. g. cancellation of running days, shortening of route by deleting entire pre-arranged path sections, lower parameters, except in sections with minimum parameter if the downsizing falls below the minimum parameter) which neither affect the international character of the pre-arranged path nor the ranking of the request in the allocation decision according to the priority rule, are handled by the Corridor One-Stop-Shop and documented in the PCS dossier and the path register accordingly.
- "Substantial" changes to the PaP-Request affecting the border times and the ranking of the request in the allocation decision according to the priority rule and downsizing below the minimum parameter, are seen as complete cancellations of the PaP-Request. Those change requests are then forwarded to the concerned IM/AB for further treatment as late requests in remaining capacity.
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How does the Corridor One-Stop-Shop take the allocation decision on a pre-arranged path?
In this case the C-OSS applies the Corridor specific priority rules as written in the Framework for Capacity Allocation, which can be found in download area.