Ground Delay Program. Contractor will participate in United’s ground delay program, which stipulates that United may request Contractor to cancel, and Contractor shall cancel, flights to free ATC slots at a hub when the FAA or United’s Station Control Center has initiated a Ground Delay Program (“GDP”). For each flight cancellation requested by United as part of the GDP, United shall pay Contractor the amount that it would otherwise pay had such flight not been canceled, reduced by fuel maintenance and landing fee costs that would have otherwise been incurred by completing the canceled flight. United will reimburse Contractor for the following costs per rates forth in Appendix E: (1) Pilots, (2) Flight Attendants,
Ground Delay Program. Contractor will participate in United’s ground delay program, which stipulates that United may request Contractor to cancel, and Contractor shall cancel, flights to free ATC slots at a hub when the FAA or United’s Station Control Center has initiated a Ground Delay Program (“GDP”). For each flight cancellation requested by United as part of the GDP, United shall pay Contractor the amount that it would otherwise pay had such flight not been canceled, reduced by fuel maintenance and landing fee costs that would have otherwise been incurred by completing the canceled flight. United will reimburse Contractor for the following costs per rates forth in Appendix E: (1) Pilots, (2) Flight Attendants, (3) Training, (5) XXX-Remain Over Night, (6) Interrupted trip expense, (8) Crew scheduling, (9) Dispatch/Flight operations center. All payments will be based upon the scheduled block hours and departures for such scheduled flights. No payments will be made for Pass-Through rates in these categories. The Ground Delay Program will not affect payments in the following three reimbursement categories: Fixed & Overhead (Aircraft), Fixed & Overhead (non-Aircraft) and One-Time Costs.
Ground Delay Program. Contractor will participate in United’s ground delay program, which stipulates that United may request Contractor to cancel, and Contractor shall cancel, flights to free ATC slots at a hub when the FAA or United’s Station Control Center has initiated a Ground Delay Program (“GDP”). For cancellations requested by United as part of the GDP, and in accordance with Article VIII, United shall pay Contractor only a portion of the amounts normally due had the flights not been cancelled. United will pay [*] of the Completed Block Hour and Completed Departure rates (Carrier Controlled Costs only). All payments will be based upon the scheduled block hours and departures for such scheduled flights. No payments will be made with respect to Pass Through Costs in these categories. (e.g. fixed overhead).
Ground Delay Program. Except for those flights operated as a Point to Point aircraft, Contractor will participate in United’s ground delay program, which stipulates that United may request Contractor to cancel, and Contractor shall cancel, flights to free ATC slots at a hub when the FAA or United’s Station Control Center has initiated a Ground Delay Program (“GDP”). For each flight cancellation requested by United as part of the GDP, United shall pay Contractor the amount that it would otherwise pay had such flight not been canceled, reduced by fuel maintenance and landing fee costs that would have otherwise been incurred by completing the canceled flight. United will reimburse Contractor for the following costs per rates forth in Appendix E: (1) Pilots, (2) Flight Attendants, (3) Training, (5) XXX-Remain Over Night, (6) Interrupted trip expense, (8) Crew scheduling, (9) Dispatch/Flight operations center. All payments will be based upon the scheduled block hours and departures for such scheduled flights. No payments will be made for Pass-Through rates in these categories. The Ground Delay Program will not affect payments in the following three reimbursement categories: Fixed & Overhead (Aircraft), Fixed & Overhead (non-Aircraft) and One-Time Costs.
Ground Delay Program. Contractor will participate in United’s ground delay program, which stipulates that United may request Contractor to cancel flights to free ATC slots at a hub when the FAA or United’s Station Control Center has initiated a Ground Delay Program (“GDP”). For the purposes of Contractor’s On Time Performance grade, if for any month, Contractor’s ratio of GDP-caused delays versus scheduled departures is greater than the average United Express ratio of GDP-caused delays versus scheduled departures, then Contractor’s On Time Performance grade will be set equal to goal.
