Reasonable Operating Constraints definition
Reasonable Operating Constraints means the requirements set forth on Exhibit R.
Reasonable Operating Constraints means the reasonable constraints on the operation of Scheduled Flights imposed by the aircraft type, maintenance requirements, crew training requirements, aircraft rotation requirements, and route authorities, slots and other applicable regulatory restrictions on flight schedules. Reconciled Expenses – is defined in Paragraph B(4)(a) of Schedule 3.
Reasonable Operating Constraints means the operating constraints on Scheduled Flights set forth on Exhibit G.
Examples of Reasonable Operating Constraints in a sentence
Contractor shall be obligated to operate charter flights pursuant to Exhibit F as directed by United in United’s sole discretion (“United Directed Charter Flights”), it being understood that scheduling of United Directed Charter Flights shall be included in the Initial Proposed Monthly Schedule and the Final Monthly Schedule in accordance with 2.01(c) and Reasonable Operating Constraints set forth on Exhibit R.
More Definitions of Reasonable Operating Constraints
Reasonable Operating Constraints means the operating constraints on Scheduled Flights set forth on Exhibit G. Reconciled Expenses – are those Variable Cost elements subject to reconciliation as described in Exhibit D.
Reasonable Operating Constraints means the requirements set forth on Exhibit P.