Common use of Consumer Interests Clause in Contracts

Consumer Interests. 1. Each Party recognises the importance of protecting the interests of consumers and may take or may require airlines to take, on a non-discriminatory basis, reasonable and proportionate measures concerning the following matters, including but not limited to: (a) requirements to protect funds advanced to airlines; (b) denied boarding compensation initiatives; (c) passenger refunds; (d) public disclosure of the identity of an air carrier actually operating the aircraft; (e) financial fitness of its own airlines; (f) passenger injury liability insurance; and (g) setting accessibility measures. 2. The Parties endeavour to consult each other, within the framework of the Joint Committee, on matters of consumer interest, including their planned measures, with a view to achieve compatible approaches to the extent possible.

Consumer Interests. 1. Each Party recognises the importance of protecting the interests of consumers and may take or may require airlines to take, on a non-discriminatory basis, reasonable and proportionate propor­ tionate measures concerning the following matters, including but not limited to: (a) requirements to protect funds advanced to airlines; (b) denied boarding compensation initiatives; (c) passenger refunds; (d) public disclosure of the identity of an air carrier actually operating the aircraft; (e) financial fitness of its own airlines; (f) passenger injury liability insurance; and (g) setting accessibility measures. 2. The Parties endeavour to consult each other, within the framework of the Joint Committee, on matters of consumer interest, including their planned measures, with a view to achieve compatible approaches to the extent possible.