PASSES ON JETBLUE FLIGHTS Sample Clauses

PASSES ON JETBLUE FLIGHTS. For purposes of allowing LiveTV personnel to undertake the Installations contemplated by this Article, the maintenance, repair, cleaning and testing contemplated by Article 3 and other JetBlue business related activities authorized by JetBlue, JetBlue shall provide LiveTV personnel performing such functions with no-cost, space available passes on relevant flights, subject to JetBlue's concurrence that such passes are necessary for LiveTV to perform its obligations under this Agreement. During such flights, LiveTV personnel shall dress in appropriate business casual attire (no blue jeans or T shirts). In the event LiveTV personnel cannot be accommodated on JetBlue's flights, LiveTV will make other transportation arrangements in order to ensure a timely maintenance response.
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