AIR SERVICES Sample Clauses

The AIR SERVICES clause defines the terms and conditions under which air transportation services are provided between parties. It typically outlines the scope of services, such as passenger or cargo transport, the standards of operation, and any regulatory compliance requirements that must be met. For example, it may specify the routes, schedules, and types of aircraft to be used, as well as responsibilities for safety and insurance. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both parties have a clear understanding of their obligations and expectations regarding air services, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring regulatory compliance.
AIR SERVICES. The Parties affirm, mutatis mutandis, their rights and obligations under the GATS.
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AIR SERVICES. 1. The Parties affirm, mutatis mutandis, their rights and obligations under the GATS. 2. The Parties affirm their rights and obligations under the Air Services Agreement (ASA) between the Government of the Republic of India and the Government of the Republic of Singapore dated 23 January 1968, as amended by and read with subsequent Memoranda or Supplementary Memoranda of Understanding, Confidential Memoranda of Understanding and Exchange of Letters entered into between their respective Governments. 3. The Parties recognise the strategic partnership in civil aviation and the importance of air connectivity to support the expansion of tourism, trade and investments between the Parties. To facilitate the implementation, as well as to fully harness the benefits of this Agreement, the Parties shall review and enhance their bilateral ASA and explore further areas of mutually beneficial co-operation. CHAPTER 9 MOVEMENT OF NATURAL PERSONS
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AIR SERVICES. The GCC and Singapore recognise the importance of air transport services in our respective economies and agree to cooperate in the air services sector. Such cooperation may include, inter alia, concluding air services agreements between one of more of the GCC countries and Singapore.
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AIR SERVICES i. Work with University to identify, organize, and support negotiations with the airline(s) on the University’s behalf, to obtain a negotiated discounted rate for University business. ii. Work with University to pursue volume/group pricing discounts on behalf of the University. CBT will support discounts on behalf of UVA on the following airlines: Delta, United, American, and Southwest. iii. Provide reservation services to secure private jet charters. This service is optional for an additional fee (see fee table) iv. Monitor schedule changes and notify travelers/travel arrangers of schedule changes in writing. Changes of less than 30 minutes are automatically accepted and an updated itinerary is sent to the traveler and travel arranger. For schedule changes greater than 30 minutes, CBT reaches out to the traveler/travel arranger via email. Arrangers must be added to Email 2 in the traveler’s profile in Concur to receive the traveler’s itineraries. v. Cross-reference reservations made by CBT as needed, at no additional fee. vi. Reissue tickets due to airline-imposed schedule changes when necessary. If the schedule change does not require a new ticket to be issued, this will be done at no additional charge. Otherwise, if a schedule change does require a new ticket to be issued, a new service fee will apply.
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AIR SERVICES. 15.1. The TDTT Group shall not be liable for any delays or additional costs incurred as a result of Air Service operators either changing schedule or not running according to schedule for any reason whatsoever, including but not limited to adverse weather conditions and operational delays. 15.2. All aviation activities are subject to applicable aviation legislation. The Clients shall bear the sole risk of incidents, accidents, delays and other events associated with the acts or omissions of operators, pilots or Air Service operators.
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