Inspection of Passengers and Baggage Sample Clauses

Inspection of Passengers and Baggage. Baggage tendered for transportation either as checked baggage or personal items carried on board the aircraft is subject to inspection for security and safety reasons. Passengers and their baggage are subject to inspection with or without the Passenger's consent or knowledge. Delux Public Charter will not transport/fly any hazardous materials or dangerous goods.
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Inspection of Passengers and Baggage. Baggage tendered for transportation either as checked baggage or personal items carried on board the aircraft is subject to inspection for security and safety reasons. Passengers and their baggage are subject to inspection with or without the Passenger's consent or knowledge. Delux Public Charter will not transport/fly any hazardous materials or dangerous goods. The transport of illicit or illegal substances or materials in checked or carry-on baggage or otherwise is strictly prohibited by law and is subject to seizure and prosecution by law enforcement by local governing agencies. This could lead to fines, prosecution or legal and other administrative actions. JSX will contact Law Enforcement if suspected substances are identified in checked or carry-on baggage or otherwise and may result in denied boarding and other action by JSX.
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Inspection of Passengers and Baggage. Passengers may be subject to inspection by Xxxxxxxx’x Air Ventures personnel. By submitting their baggage, passengers are giving consent for their baggage to be inspected at any time, with or without notification.
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Inspection of Passengers and Baggage. Baggage tendered for transportation either as checked baggage or as carry-on baggage is subject to inspection for security and safety reasons. Passengers and their baggage are subject to inspection with or without the Passenger's consent or knowledge.
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Inspection of Passengers and Baggage. Inspection of Passengers and Baggage tendered for transportation either as checked baggage or personal items carried on board the aircraft is subject to inspection for security and safety reasons. Passengers and their baggage are subject to inspection with or without the Passenger's consent or knowledge. Advanced Air, LLC will not transport/fly any hazardous materials or dangerous goods.
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Inspection of Passengers and Baggage. Baggage tendered for transportation either as checked baggage or personal items carried on board the aircraft is subject to inspection for security and safety reasons. Passengers and their baggage are subject to inspection with or without the Passenger's consent or knowledge. eviAir LLC will not transport/fly any hazardous materials or dangerous goods. The transport of illicit or illegal substances or materials in checked or carry-on baggage or otherwise is strictly prohibited by law and is subject to seizure and prosecution by law enforcement by local governing agencies. This could lead to fines, prosecution or legal and other administrative actions. eviAir will contact Law Enforcement if suspected substances are identified in checked or carry-on baggage or otherwise and may result in denied boarding and other action by eviAir.
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