Codeshare Sample Clauses

Codeshare. (a) Unlimited codeshare flights are included in this Work Order for up to three (3) codeshare partner airlines to be implemented either at cutover or during the term of the Work Order.
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Codeshare. An agreement between airlines where a partner air carrier places its two letter designator code on flights operated by Cape Air (9K) to facilitate interline travel. In this situation, the flight may be marketed under a trade name owned by the partner air carrier but all such marketing will clearly disclose to the Customer that the flight is operated by Cape Air. Cape Air’s codeshare relationships include Cape Air flights sold as “American Airlines” under the “AA” code, Cape Air flights sold as “JetBlue” under the “B6” code, and Cape Air flights sold as “United Airlines” under the “UA” code.
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Codeshare. For codeshare services on flights operated by another airline, THE CARRIER is responsible during the full codeshare trip for all the rights of the Passengers set forth in its Contract of Carriage. The rules included in THE CARRIER'S Contract of Carriage regarding ticket issuance will apply to codeshare services on flights operated by another airline. However, each transporter has rules with respect to the operation of its own flights, and some may differ from THE CARRIER'S rules for flights operated by THE CARRIER. The rules with respect to operations that may differ between THE CARRIER and its codeshare partners include, but are not limited to:
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Codeshare. TAM shall pay a maintenance fee of USD$ * per month plus monthly fees of USD$ * for every published Codeshare flight during the month. Codeshare flight count is collected from the carrier's KSIF (Codeshare Foreground Table) table. As additional Codeshare flights are added to the KSIF table, the USD$ * fee will be assessed. The monthly fees of USD$ * per flight will not apply for Codeshare flights with *. No implementation charge shall apply for the Varig Codeshare flights, but the monthly fees of USD$ * for every Codeshare flight shall apply for Varig Codeshare flights.
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