- Baggage Lost Sample Clauses

- Baggage Lost. If Your checked-in baggage is lost or not delivered to You, by the Scheduled Flight provider, within forty-eight (48) hours from Your arrival time at Destination, We will reimburse all expenses incurred for emergency purchase of essential items or clothing which are charged to Your charged to Your Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad Business Credit Card provided such expenses incurred within forty-eight (48) hours from Your arrival at Destination. 1. All expenses incurred must be charged to Your Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad Business Credit Card. 1. For Benefit 6 (a) Baggage Delay, written verification must be provided by and obtained from the Scheduled Flight provider, clearly stating the period of delay. Period of delay will be calculated from Your arrival time at the Destination as stated in the ticket or itinerary issued to You until the actual arrival time of Your baggage. 2. Any amount paid under Benefit 6 (a) - Baggage Delay will be deducted from any payment due under Benefit 6 (b) - Baggage Loss in respect of the same claim. 1. Baggage delay not immediately reported to the flight provider; 2. Baggage delay which You have received compensation from the flight provider; 3. Baggage delay on Your return journey to Malaysia; 4. Any purchases made after You have received Your baggage; and 5. If Your baggage is legally delayed, held or confiscated by Customs or other authorised Officials. 1. Full Fare for such travel by air has been charged by You to Your Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad Business Credit Card. 1. You when engaging in or taking part in: a) armed forces, military, naval or air force service or operations; b) professional sports in which You would or could earn income or financial rewards; c) potholing, martial arts or boxing, d) any kind of race other than on foot; e) criminal or unlawful act or any illegal activities; f) manual works; g) hunting trips that are not provided by a licensed commercial operator; h) off-shore or mining activities; i) testing of any kind of conveyance; j) mountaineering or any activity above three thousand (3,000) meters height; k) winter sport; l) aerial activities including parachuting and hang-gliding; m) air travel except as a fare-paying passenger on a recognized airline operating on regular scheduled air routes and air travel by any charter aircraft duly licensed as a recognized air carrier and flown by professional crews between properly established and maintained airports; n) underwater activities exceeding fifty (...
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