Air Fare Sample Clauses

Air Fare. The Company shall reimburse the Employee for air fares incurred by the Employee on the Company’s behalf upon presentation to the Company of suitable receipts. In this respect, for any flight lasting less than three (3) scheduled hours such reimbursement shall be at the economy class rate; for any flight lasting three (3) or more scheduled hours such reimbursement shall be at the business class rate. For the avoidance of any doubt, it is agreed that connecting flights shall not be deemed as being individual flights and, accordingly, the flight time of all connecting flights shall be aggregated and considered as being one flight for the purposes of this paragraph 3.5.8.1.
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Air Fare. GMS shall reimburse the Employee for the costs of a two (2) round-trip air plane ticket (Toronto-Montreal) in economy class per month.
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Air Fare. Company shall reimburse Employee for the reasonable cost of roundtrip air fare between San Diego and Research Triangle Park for two trips per month through December 1999.
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Air Fare. HTCC will absorb the costs of the compensatory airfare it has paid for the Principal’s travel through the date hereof and will continue to absorb the costs of such compensatory airfare throughout the term of this Secondment Agreement. For purposes of this Secondment Agreement, “compensatory airfare” means the cost of air travel for any trips other than legitimate business trips undertaken by the Principal on HTCC’s behalf. Without limiting the generality of the preceding sentence, air fare for the Principal’s weekly commute between Copenhagen and Budapest is compensatory airfare.
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Air Fare. The Employer undertakes to pay business-class air fare for the Employee and his family to the city of Santiago. In addition, the Employer will pay a business-class round-trip ticket from Santiago, Chile to Denver, Colorado, US, and back to Santiago, for the Employee and his spouse, in order for them to close the sale of their home in the US.
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Air Fare. Air-ticket shall be provided by Employer. However, in the case The Employee returns to his home country before the completion of this agreement due to his private affairs or defaults, he shall bear the Economy Class airfare for his returning.
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