Common use of Complimentary Upgrades Clause in Contracts

Complimentary Upgrades. a. Authorized Travelers will not accept a Complimentary Upgrade of seating on any flight. b. If an Authorized Traveler is deemed to have accepted a Complimentary Upgrade, the Authorized Traveler will pay to the airline the lowest calculated difference between the class of travel purchased and the upgraded class. c. The following are not considered Complimentary Upgrades: • Use of frequent flyer miles or other upgrade benefits to obtain a higher class of airfare. • Use of system-wide upgrades. • Compensation paid to passenger who qualifies as Denied Boarding Customer (DBC). • Standby Seats assigned by the airline, regardless of seat assignment. • Airline requests the Authorized Traveler to change seat/class due to the flight being oversold.

Complimentary Upgrades. a. Authorized Travelers will not accept a Complimentary Upgrade of seating on any flight. b. If an Authorized Traveler is deemed to have accepted a Complimentary Upgrade, the Authorized Traveler will pay to the airline the lowest calculated difference between the class of travel purchased and the upgraded class. c. The following are not considered Complimentary Upgrades: •  Use of frequent flyer miles or other upgrade benefits to obtain a higher class of airfare. •  Use of system-wide upgrades. •  Compensation paid to passenger who qualifies as Denied Boarding Customer (DBC). •  Standby Seats assigned by the airline, regardless of seat assignment. •  Airline requests the Authorized Traveler to change seat/class due to the flight being oversold.