Common use of Contractor’s use of CO code Clause in Contracts

Contractor’s use of CO code. During the Term of the Agreement, Continental shall be permitted to place its two-letter designator code “CO” on all flights operated by Contractor and shall place its designator code, “CO”, on all flights operated by Contractor with Covered Aircraft. Continental may suspend the display of its code on flights operated by Contractor if Contractor is in breach of any of its operational or safety-related obligations under the Agreement during the period that such breach continues. All Contractor operated flights that display the CO code are referred to herein as “CO* Flights”.

Contractor’s use of CO code. During the Term of the Agreement, Continental shall be permitted to place its two-letter designator code “"CO” " on all flights operated by Contractor and shall place its designator code, “"CO”", on all flights operated by Contractor with Covered Aircraft. Continental may suspend the display of its code on flights operated by Contractor if Contractor is in breach of any of its operational or safety-related obligations under the Agreement during the period that such breach continues. All Contractor operated flights that display the CO code are referred to herein as “"CO* Flights”".

Contractor’s use of CO code. During the Term of the Agreement, Continental shall be permitted to place its two-letter designator code “CO” on all flights operated by Contractor and shall place its designator code, “CO”, on all flights Scheduled Flights operated by Contractor with Covered AircraftContractor. Continental may suspend the display of its code on flights operated by Contractor if Contractor is in breach of any of its operational or safety-related obligations obligations, or material breach of any of its operational obligations, under the Agreement during the period that such breach continues. All Contractor operated flights that display the CO code are referred to herein as “CO* Flights”.