Code Share Sample Clauses

Code Share. In operating or holding out services under this Agreement, any designated air carrier of a Party may enter into cooperative marketing arrangements, such as blocked-space agreements, code-sharing arrangements with:
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Code Share. Contractor shall enter into commercial agreements with United and each of the Code Share Partners of United designated by United pursuant to which, and subject to any necessary regulatory approvals, Contractor shall become subject to the terms and conditions of the Code Share Agreement to the extent necessary to permit the placement of the Code Share Partner designator code on flights operated for United by Contractor. Contractor shall enter into such Code Share Agreements within thirty (30) days of the effective date as required by United. The Code Share Agreement is a tri-party, common terms agreement entered into among United, Contractor, and the Code Share Partner. The terms and conditions described in the Code Share Agreement entered into among United, Contractor, and Continental Airlines, Inc. on the Effective Date hereof are representative of subsequent Code Share Agreements that United may require Contractor to execute with subsequent Code Share Partners. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Contractor shall not be required to incur any additional obligations or expenses related to entering into or performing under such Code Share Agreements, and any such additional obligations or expenses shall be the responsibility of United (or, at United’s discretion, United may elect to no longer require Contractor to enter into or perform under a certain Code Share Agreement); provided, however, that Contractor shall perform basic obligations and may incur certain expenses inherent in code share relationships, including but not limited to, reviewing and executing the Code Share Agreement(s), facilitating the placement the Code Share Partner designator code on flights operated for United by Contractor as directed by United, and satisfying the indemnity and insurance requirements set forth in the Code Share Agreement(s); provided that such requirements are consistent in both obligation and expense as those required hereunder. The Parties agree to discuss, in good faith, any disagreement as to whether any additional obligation or expense with respect to any Code Share Agreement is the responsibility of Contractor or United.
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Code Share. Some airlines enter into "code share" agreements with a limited number of select airline partners. This means that on certain routes, the airline carrier selling or marketing the flight does not fly its own aircraft to that destination. Instead, it contracts with a partner airline to fly to that destination. The partner airline is listed as "operated by." In most cases you will check in with your "operating" carrier; however, you should verify your flight check-in location with your ticketing carrier. If your flight is a code share, it will be disclosed to you in the booking process and prior to your payment on a price disclosed, retail airline ticket. If your Express Deals® itinerary contains a code share, it will be disclosed to you when your booking is confirmed, along with other itinerary information.
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Code Share. Within the first half of the fiscal year 2018, ANA and NCA plan to add codeshares to each other’s flights(*). The codeshares will offer a broad network of flights and a wider range of choices to the partner’s customers, allowing seamless and convenient connections with outstanding Japan-quality service, and especially leveraging the synergy effect of ANA’s Boeing 767 operation to China and Asia, and NCA’s Boeing 747 freighter operation to North America and Europe. ANA’s plans to introduce Boeing 777 freighters will further increase the customer choice.
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