CHARTER OPERATIONS Sample Clauses
The 'Charter Operations' clause defines the rules and conditions under which a vessel is made available for use by a charterer. It typically outlines the permitted activities, operational limitations, and responsibilities of both the vessel owner and the charterer during the charter period. For example, it may specify the geographic areas where the vessel can operate, the types of cargo or passengers allowed, and any required compliance with laws or regulations. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of how the vessel may be used, thereby minimizing disputes and allocating operational risks appropriately.
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CHARTER OPERATIONS. Designated airlines have rights to carry international charter traffic of passengers (and their accompanying baggage) and/or cargo [including, but not limited to, freight forwarder, split and combination (passenger & cargo) charter] - between any point or points in the territory of other Party and third country.
CHARTER OPERATIONS. The Company may staff charter operations with CLPs who hold a charter operations qualification. This qualification will be awarded in Bid Seniority order, based on the needs of the service, to the most senior volunteers from the CLP workgroup who successfully complete qualifications related to on board charter operations. This includes the physical ability to perform certain loading and verification processes. In the event the Company does not receive enough volunteers for this qualification, based on the needs of service, the Company may select CLPs to hold this qualification in reverse Bid Seniority order.
CHARTER OPERATIONS. When the Aircraft is not in possession of and being operated by Client under 14 CFR Part 91, Manager shall be entitled to possession of the Aircraft sufficient to enable Manager to exert custody, command and control of the Aircraft as required for Manager engage in charter operations under 14 CFR Part 135. On Client’s behalf, Manager hereby agrees to market and operate the Aircraft in Manager's charter operations conducted under 14 CFR Part 135 in conformity with Manager's Air Carrier Certificate and applicable regulations. Client acknowledges that it is not a certificated air carrier or a public charter operator and it is not licensed by the FAA or Department of Transportation to engage in the marketing or provision of air transportation for compensation or hire and Client shall not hold itself out as an air carrier. **** **** Certain confidential portions of this document have been intentionally omitted from this exhibit and will be separately filed with the Commission.
CHARTER OPERATIONS. When an FDP consists of two (2) or more Sectors - of which one can be a Positioning journey counted as a Sector - but separated by less than a minimum Rest Period, then the FDP will be extended by the amounts indicated below: Less than 3 NIL 3-10 A period equal to half the consecutive hours rest taken
CHARTER OPERATIONS. When the Aircraft is not in possession of and being operated by the owner of the Aircraft under 14 CFR Part 91, Manager shall be entitled to possession of the Aircraft sufficient to enable Manager to exert custody, command and control of the Aircraft as required for Manager to engage in charter operations under 14 CFR Part 135. On Client’s behalf, Manager hereby agrees to market and operate the Aircraft in Manager’s charter operations conducted under 14 CFR Part 135 in conformity with Manager’s Air Carrier Certificate and applicable regulations. Client acknowledges that it is not a certificated air carrier or a public charter operator and it is not licensed by the FAA or Department of Transportation to engage in the marketing or provision of air transportation for compensation or hire and Client shall not hold itself out as an air carrier. The periodic transfer of possession and custody of the Aircraft to Manager hereunder shall not be deemed a lease, sublease or other rental, but rather shall be a bailment coupled with a limited agency necessary for Manager’s performance of its obligations hereunder. The Parties acknowledge that pursuant to Operations Specification A008 subparagraph d(2)(B) of Appendix B, for purposes of exerting operational control over the Aircraft for 14 CFR Part 135 flights, Manager may obtain and exert custody and exclusive possession of the Aircraft without owning or leasing the Aircraft.
CHARTER OPERATIONS. If the Company determines the need for a Charter Program, the Company and the Union will negotiate the terms of the program.
CHARTER OPERATIONS. Each Party shall authorize passenger, cargo, and combination charter operations without limitation on the number of flights. Nothing in this paragraph shall limit the rights of a Party to require airlines of both Parties to adhere to requirements relating to the protection of passenger funds and passenger cancellation and refund rights.