Airline Rights and Privileges at Both Airports Sample Clauses

Airline Rights and Privileges at Both Airports. The Airline, together with others so authorized, shall have the following rights to use the Premises and equipment leased to the Airline pursuant to Article 6, and certain other areas and facilities at the Airports, including, but not limited to, Common Use Premises, all as shown on Exhibits X-X-0, X-X-0, X-X- 1, and D-B-2, but not including Premises leased Exclusively, Preferentially, or Jointly to others, for the operation of the Airline's Air Transportation Business. These rights are subject to the terms of this Agreement, including the exclusions, reservations, and conditions set forth in Sections 4.02, 4.03, and 4.04 and the payment obligation set forth in Article 8. These rights are as follows: 4.01.1 To land upon, take off from, and fly over the Airports, and to taxi, park, load, unload, tow, and store the Airline's aircraft and support equipment on the Airport in areas designated for such purposes by the Authority, and, in all events, on the terms and conditions imposed by the Authority. 4.01.2 To enplane and deplane persons, mail, and/or property, along with food, beverages, and other supplies; to provide passenger handling services for the Airline's passengers, including the sale of air transportation tickets and services, and to process the Airline's passengers and their baggage for air travel; to sell, handle and provide mail, freight and package express services for the Airline's customers; to maintain, service and repair aircraft and ground support equipment operated by the Airline in areas designated for these purposes by the Authority; to provide xxxxxx/skycap services; to provide interline and lost baggage services for the Airline's passengers; to provide ground transportation on the Airport for employees, baggage, and, with the approval of the Authority, the Airline's passengers; and to provide ground transportation to and from the Airport for employees, lost baggage, and for passengers and baggage from diverted or cancelled flights of the Airline. In addition, the Airline may, in accordance with the provisions of Article 16 with regard to handling agreements, provide these services for other Air Transportation Companies either by itself or in conjunction with other Signatory Airlines, if the Airline is performing these services for itself at the Airport. The Authority reserves the right to offer xxxxxx and wheelchair services to the Airline’s passengers if (i) the Airline violates its obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act...
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Airline Rights and Privileges at Both Airports. The Airline, together with others so authorized, shall have the following rights to use the Premises and Equipment leased to the Airline pursuant to Article 6, and certain other areas and facilities at the Airports, including, but not limited to, Common Use Premises, all as shown on Exhibits N-B-1, N-B-2, D-B-1, and D- B-2, but not including Premises leased Exclusively, Preferentially, or Jointly to others, for the operation of the Airline's Air Transportation Business. These rights are subject to the terms of this Agreement, including the exclusions, reservations, and conditions set forth in Sections 4.02, 4.03, and‌
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