Flight Bumping Sample Clauses

Flight Bumping. Where a Member is returning home and is bumped off their scheduled flight, the Company will pay the individual a sum of two hundred ($200) dollars for the first bump and three hundred ($300) dollars for each subsequent bump in that calendar year. This payment will only be made where the rescheduled flight does not allow them to return home within the same Day and requires an overnight stay. The Member must make every reasonable effort to reschedule himself on the next available flight regardless of carrier.
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Flight Bumping. Where a Member is returning home and is bumped off their scheduled Canadian North flight, the Company will pay the individual a sum of two hundred ($200.00) for the first bump and three hundred and fifty ($350.00) dollars for each subsequent bump in that calendar year. This payment will only be made where the rescheduled flight does not allow them to return to the Canadian North point of arrival within the same Day and requires and overnight stay.
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