Common use of Early Relocations Limitations Clause in Contracts

Early Relocations Limitations. i. A pilot may elect to relocate up to 60 days before his projected activation date. ii. If the pilot elects to relocate prior to his activation date, upon his relocation, he shall be entitled to benefits associated with visas and other required credentials, seed money, storage, tax equalization, airline tickets, household goods shipment, orientation and housing search services, deposit assistance, and the realtor’s fee assistance. iii. Requests to access relocation benefits more than 60 days before a pilot’s projected activation date shall be at the Company’s discretion. If such a request is granted, it shall be on a non- precedential basis.

Early Relocations Limitations. i. A pilot may elect to relocate up to 60 days before his projected activation date. ii. If the pilot elects to relocate prior to his activation date, upon his relocation, he shall be entitled to benefits associated with visas and other required credentials, seed money, storage, tax equalization, airline tickets, household goods shipment, orientation and housing search services, deposit assistance, and the realtor’s fee assistance. iii. Requests to access relocation benefits more than 60 days before a pilot’s projected activation date shall be at the Company’s discretion. If such a request is granted, it shall be on a non- non-precedential basis.

Early Relocations Limitations. i. A pilot may elect to relocate up to 60 days before his projected activation date. ii. If the pilot elects to relocate prior to his activation date, upon his relocation, he shall be entitled to benefits associated with visas and other required credentials, seed money, storage, tax equalization, airline tickets, household goods shipment, orientation and housing search services, deposit assistance, and the realtor’s fee assistance. iii. Requests to access relocation benefits more than 60 days before a pilot’s projected activation date shall be at the Company’s discretion. If such a request is granted, it shall be on a non- non-precedential basis.