Continental Aircraft Seat Phones Sample Clauses

Continental Aircraft Seat Phones. 7 6.0 SkyMall(R)Customer Ordering and Services...................................................... 7 6.1 SkyMall(R)Order Processing and Deliver............................................... 7 6.1.1 SkyMall(R)Order Processing.................................................. 7 6.1.2 SkyMall(R)Product Services.................................................. 7 6.1.3 SkyMall(R)National Merchandise Deliveries................................... 8 6.1.4 SkyMall(R)International Orders and Deliveries............................... 8 6.1.5 Credit Card Companies....................................................... 8 6.1.6 Payment for Merchandise and Services........................................ 8 6.1.7 SkyMall Employees........................................................... 8 6.2 Resolution of Customer Problems...................................................... 9
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Continental Aircraft Seat Phones. Since the SkyMall(R) Program emphasizes in-flight telephone orders for merchandise or services, Continental will continue to equip its aircraft with seat phones, or other in-flight telephone equipment, as business conditions warrant and consistent with the timetable previously mutually agreed upon by Continental and GTE Airfone, Inc. (or another inflight phone provider). Continental shall promptly notify SkyMall should Continental cease equipping its aircraft with such telephone equipment.

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