Cancelled Flights Sample Clauses

Cancelled Flights. (1) If a flight is cancelled due to force majeure reasons or weather conditions, air traffic control, or other causes outside Allegiant's reasonable control, Allegiant shall use its best efforts to assist Charterer in making alternative travel arrangements for Charterer's passengers. Allegiant shall invoice to and be reimbursed by Charterer for any costs incurred by Allegiant in making such arrangements.
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Cancelled Flights. It is understood that from time to time aircraft departure to the site may be delayed due to weather or mechanical difficulties with the aircraft. Should the Company provided plane to/from Kemess to an employee’s departure point be cancelled for these or any other reason, accommodations and meals (breakfast, dinner and/or supper to a maximum of $35.00 per day) shall be paid by the Company. In the event of a delay or cancellation of a flight to Kemess there shall be no loss of hours from an employee’s regular scheduled shift (i.e. 168 hours for employees on a 2x2 rotation). If an employee is delayed in camp due to cancelled flights, work shall be provided at overtime rates. It is understood that such work may not be in his regular classification worked. In the event that accommodations become necessary, the Company shall be responsible for providing accommodations within one (1) hour of cancellation notice for those employees living outside of a one hundred (100) kilometre radius of the plane departure point. Save and except if the reason for the delay is due to weather conditions at the location from which the employee normally departs to go to the mine such that the roads are impassible and the employee lives at least 25 kilometers outside the city limits from which his plane departs. Employees requiring accommodations shall have a single room where possible at hotels which are designated by the Company.
Cancelled Flights. It is understood that from time to time aircraft departure to the site may be delayed due to weather or mechanical difficulties with the aircraft. Should a Company provided plane to/from Kemess to Xxxxxxxx/Prince Xxxxxx be cancelled due to bad weather or mechanical difficulties with the aircraft, accommodations and meals (breakfast, dinner and/or supper to a maximum of $35.00 per day) shall be paid by the Company. Should this cause loss of time regularly worked at site, wages shall also be paid for those passengers who were affected by the plane cancellation. In such cases there shall be no pay for the first one (1) hour of the cancellation. Additional time missed shall be paid at one-half (½) of the base hourly rate for each hour of missed work up to a maximum by accumulation of six (6) times the base hourly rate for that shift and each missed shift thereafter. If an employee is delayed in camp due to cancelled flights, work shall be provided at overtime rates. It is understood that such work may not be in his regular classification worked. In the event that accommodations become necessary, the Company shall be responsible for providing accommodations within one (1) hour of cancellation notice for those employees living outside of a one hundred (100) kilometre radius of the plane departure point. Save and except if the reason for the delay is due to weather conditions at the location from which the employee normally departs to go to the mine such that the roads are impassible and the employee lives at least 25 kilometers outside the city limits from which his plane departs. Employees requiring accommodations shall have a single room where possible at hotels which are designated by the Company.

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