During an airport project shutdown that causes revenue losses to multiple parties, the total liquidated damages equal the sum of all listed losses. If Airline Lost Revenue is $60,000, Concession Lost Revenue $10,000, Airport Owner Lost Revenue $10,000, and Penalties Lost Revenue $20,000, what is the total liquidated damages?

During an airport project shutdown that causes revenue losses to multiple parties, the total liquidated damages equal the sum of all listed losses. If Airline Lost Revenue is $60,000, Concession Lost Revenue $10,000, Airport Owner Lost Revenue $10,000, and Penalties Lost Revenue $20,000, what is the total liquidated damages?

• A. $80,000
• B. $100,000
• C. $120,000
• D. $90,000

Answer: (B)

When a shutdown causes losses to multiple parties, you sum each party’s lost revenue to get the total liquidated damages. Add them up: 60,000 + 10,000 + 10,000 + 20,000 = 100,000. So the total liquidated damages are 100,000. The other numbers wouldn’t reflect the full tally: 80,000 misses the 20,000 for penalties, 120,000 adds more than listed, and 90,000 misses the 10,000 lost by the airport owner.

When a shutdown causes losses to multiple parties, you sum each party’s lost revenue to get the total liquidated damages. Add them up: 60,000 + 10,000 + 10,000 + 20,000 = 100,000. So the total liquidated damages are 100,000. The other numbers wouldn’t reflect the full tally: 80,000 misses the 20,000 for penalties, 120,000 adds more than listed, and 90,000 misses the 10,000 lost by the airport owner.