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Insertion Fee for Western Movie Programmes i) The insertion fee refers to the cost to insert advertisements, channel Stings, and warning boards into the Programmes. ii) IFP will use best endeavours to provide competitive prices for insertion fees and will ensure that the insertion fees charged to the Airline shall not exceed those agreed between the Parties during the annual budget review process. The budgeted insertion fee is *** per movie and this may not be increased unless the Airline provides approval in advance.
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