FARES AND RULES PUBLICATION Sample Clauses

FARES AND RULES PUBLICATION. A. As agent for ASA, Delta will instruct appropriate publishing agents to publish ASA's fares, rules and related matters, and ASA hereby authorizes Delta to undertake such activities. Delta will use its best efforts to instruct such publishing agents of such information within twenty-four (24) hours of receipt of written or telex notification of the fares, rules, or other information which ASA desires to have published. Delta will advise ASA of the format in which fare, rule and other information must be submitted to Delta. B. Delta is not responsible for determining or reviewing the accuracy of any information provided to Delta by ASA, and ASA is solely responsible for the accuracy of such information. C. The selection of publishing agents for ASA's fare, rule, and related information will be in Delta's sole discretion, but Delta will apply criteria for the selection of ASA's publishing agents similar to the criteria that Delta applies to itself. D. [* ] pay all routine expenses associated with instructing publishing agents to publish ASA's fare, rules, and related information as set forth herein.
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FARES AND RULES PUBLICATION. A. DELTA CONNECTION PROGRAM AND APPOINTMENT OF DELTA AS AGENT. Chautauqua hereby appoints Delta as its agent to publish its fares, schedules and related information under Delta's two letter flight designator code in city pairs specified by Delta on the fifteen (15), including one (1) spare, Xxxxxxx XXX 000 aircraft and seven (7) Embraer ERJ 145 aircraft set forth on EXHIBIT A attached hereto and any other aircraft subsequently agreed by the parties to be operated by Chautauqua (collectively, the "Aircraft"), and Delta hereby accepts such appointment. Delta hereby grants Chautauqua the authority to operate as a Delta Connection Carrier, and Chautauqua hereby accepts such grant, to conduct air transportation operating the Aircraft utilizing certain services together with certain trademarks and service marks owned by Delta or which Delta has the right to use, all as provided herein. B. FARES, RULES AND SEAT INVENTORY. Delta, in its sole discretion, shall establish and publish all fares and related tariff rules for all seats on the Aircraft, including fares and rules for local traffic in ---------- Certain portions of this exhibit have been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment under Rule 406 of the Securities Act. The omitted materials have been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. the city pairs served by such Aircraft. Operator shall not schedule the Aircraft, nor publish any fares, tariffs, or related information for the Aircraft. In addition, Delta will control all seat inventory and revenue management decisions for the Aircraft.
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FARES AND RULES PUBLICATION. A. Comair hereby appoints Delta as its agent to instruct appropriate publishers to publish Comair's fares, rules and related information, and Delta hereby accepts such appointment. Delta will use its best efforts to instruct such publishers of such information within one (1) business day of receipt of written or telex notification of the fares, rules or other information that Comair desires to publish. Delta will advise Comair from time to time of the format in which fare, rule and other information must be submitted to Delta. B. Delta is not responsible for determining or reviewing the accuracy of any information provided to Delta by Comair pursuant to this Article I, and Comair is solely responsible for the accuracy of such information. C. The selection of publishers for Comair's fare, rule and related information will be in Delta's sole discretion; provided, however, that Delta will apply criteria for the selection of Comair's publishers similar to the criteria that Delta applies to the selection of its own publishers. D. Delta will pay all routine expenses associated with publication of Comair's fares, rules and related information as set forth herein.
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FARES AND RULES PUBLICATION. A. Delta Connection Program and Appointment of Delta as Agent. Operator hereby appoints Delta as its agent to publish its fares, schedules and related information under Delta’s two letter flight designator code in city pairs specified by Delta on the twenty five (25) 50-seat regional jet aircraft set forth on Exhibit A attached hereto; provided, however, in the event Delta is able to cause it affiliates to (i) reduce their existing order of 50-seat regional jets with Bombardier by at least five (5) aircraft or (ii) convert nine (9) or more of the 50-seat regional jets currently on order from Bombardier to 70-seat regional jets, then the number of 50-seat regional jet aircraft shall be increased from twenty-five (25) to thirty (30), and any other aircraft subsequently agreed by the parties to be operated by Operator (collectively, the “Aircraft”), and Delta hereby accepts such appointment. Delta hereby grants Operator the authority to operate as a Delta Connection Carrier, and Operator hereby accepts such grant, to conduct air transportation operating the Aircraft utilizing certain services together with certain trademarks and service marks owned by Delta or which Delta has the right to use, all as provided herein. The parties acknowledge and agree that one (1) of the Aircraft shall be used as an operational spare and one (1) of the Aircraft shall be used as a maintenance spare for the remaining Aircraft which shall be in service on a full time basis. From time to time, Operator may require an additional Aircraft removed from service for heavy maintenance and the parties shall mutually agree on such removal times so as to minimize the impact on the scheduling of the Aircraft.
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FARES AND RULES PUBLICATION. A. Delta Connection Program and Appointment of Delta as Agent. Delta hereby grants Operator the authority to operate as a Delta Connection carrier, and Operator hereby accepts such grant, to conduct air transportation operating the Aircraft utilizing certain services together with certain trademarks and service marks owned by Delta, all as provided herein. In connection herewith, Operator appoints Delta as its agent to publish its fares, schedules and related information under Delta's two letter designator code in city pairs specified by Delta (which shall not include ---------- unless agreed by Operator) on the twenty (20) Canadair Regional Jets and twenty-five (25) Dornier 328 regional jet aircraft set forth on Exhibit A attached hereto and any other aircraft subsequently agreed to be operated by Operator as Delta Connection Flights (as such term is defined herein) (the aircraft identified on Exhibit A, and such subsequently agreed aircraft, collectively, "Aircraft"), and Delta hereby accepts such appointment.
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FARES AND RULES PUBLICATION. A. Delta Connection Program and Appointment of Delta as Agent. Operator hereby appoints Delta as its agent to publish its fares, schedules and related information under Delta’s two letter flight designator code in city pairs specified by Delta on the fourteen (14) 76-seat CRJ-900 regional jet aircraft set forth on Exhibit A attached hereto (collectively, the “Aircraft”), and Delta hereby accepts such appointment. Delta hereby grants Operator the authority to operate as a Delta Connection Carrier, and Operator hereby accepts such grant, to conduct air transportation operating the Aircraft utilizing certain services together with certain trademarks and service marks owned by Delta or which Delta has the right to use, all as provided herein. The parties acknowledge and agree that one (1) of the fourteen Aircraft shall be used as an operational spare. From time to time, Operator may require an additional Aircraft removed from service for heavy maintenance and the parties shall mutually agree on such removal times so as to minimize the impact on the scheduling of the Aircraft. Subject to (i) Delta delivering, or causing to be delivered, the Aircraft at least [*] days prior to the applicable scheduled in-service dates (except for the first Aircraft which Mesa and Delta will mutually agree upon an advanced delivery date which in any event shall be no more than [*] days prior to the scheduled in-service date for such Aircraft) and (ii) the execution of lease agreements as contemplated in Section 28 hereof, Operator shall place each of the Aircraft into Delta Connection service by the applicable in-service date set forth on Exhibit A hereto.
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