Code Sharing definition

Code Sharing means a situation in which a passenger has a contract and confirmed reservation with one air carrier, the marketing carrier, but is transported by another, the operating carrier;

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Code Sharing means the operation by one Carrier of flights for which seats are offered by another Carrier using its own Airline Designator Code alone or jointly with the operating Carrier’s Airline Designator Code.

Code Sharing means the industry practice whereby the Airline markets flights that are not operated by the Airline but which can be sold, confirmed and ticketed under the Airline's code, which is processed in the same way as a flight that is operated and marketed by the Airline.

Examples of Code Sharing in a sentence

• Booking shall mean an airline passenger segment created by (or secured to) a WORLDSPAN User in the itinerary portion of the customer’s Passenger Name Record (PNR) including, but not limited to, segments created using action codes or status codes NN, SS, BK, HK, MK and/or GK for transportation: (i) on Participating Carrier’s flights or (ii) Code Sharing Flights, made by (or secured to) a WORLDSPAN User (less Cancellations made by the WORLDSPAN User prior to the date of departure).

• WORLDSPAN reserves the right to require any of Participating Carrier’s Code Sharing carriers to execute a separate agreement with WORLDSPAN to guarantee payment of the charges for Bookings on Code Sharing Flights.

• Following the Closing Date, Questron agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to cooperate with the Company or the Shareholders with respect to permitted sales of Questron Common Stock by the Company under Rule 144 of the Exchange Act.

• At AA's request Contractor agrees to enter into such agreements(s) with another air carrier (holding a valid and effective Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity or other appropriate authority) as may be necessary to implement Shared Code Sharing Jet Flights with such other carrier in connection with the Feeder Air Service Flights which are the subject of this Agreement, including, but not limited to, passenger and baggage transit procedures.

• This policy further confirms Air Canada’s intention of ensuring that Code Sharing arrangements, on balance, will benefit the Air Canada Pilots as well as Air Canada.

• The Company and the Association agree to maintain a joint sub-committee for the purpose of addressing issues related to Code Sharing and feeder airlines.

• In addition to the code sharing contained in any of the Company's agreements on the effective date of this Agreement, the Company may enter into or maintain code sharing agreements with Foreign Air Carriers (''International Code Sharing Agreements'') that permit such carriers to utilize the Company's designator code with the Company on such carriers' flight operations between the United States and Territories and foreign points or between two foreign points ("International Flying").

• In the event any such change has an adverse material change to the value or risk to the other party of this Code Sharing Agreement in the other party's judgement, the other party shall be entitled to terminate this agreement if the change is implemented.

• Code Sharing In operating or holding out the authorized services on the agreed routes, any designated airline of either Contracting Party may enter into cooperative marketing arrangements such as blocked space and code-sharing, with designated airlines of either Contracting Party and/or an airline or airlines of a third country.

• As a result, the Company shall provide the Association with full written disclosure of the following information covering Code Sharing agreements: All present flights and frequencies.

More Definitions of Code Sharing

Code Sharing means the arrangement, sharing enabling the use of a non-operative flight number concurrent with the operative flight number of another Carrier performing the Carriage.

Code Sharing means that the flight number (i.e. code) of one airlines can be used on the flight of another airlines. This means that even if the passenger has booked a flight with the name or airlines code of Chengdu Airlines (EU), he/she may take a civil aircraft actually operated by another carrier. In this case, Chengdu Airlines will inform passengers of the carrier actually operating the aircraft when passengers book seats.

Code Sharing means the use of a flight number by a non-operating carrier concurrent with the flight number of the operating carrier performing the carriage.

Code Sharing means a cooperative marketing arrangement in which two or more airlines market and sell air transportation, under their respective designator codes, on a single aircraft operation.