Irregular Operations. (1) If a flight lands at an alternative airport and is unable to continue to its scheduled destination due to force majeure reasons, weather conditions, air traffic control delays, or other causes outside Allegiant's reasonable control, Allegiant shall use its best efforts to make alternative transportation arrangements for Charterer's passengers. Allegiant shall invoice to and be reimbursed by Charterer for any costs incurred by Allegiant in making such arrangements.
(2) If a flight lands at an alternative airport and is unable to continue to its scheduled destination due to reasons other than those listed in C (1) above, Allegiant shall be fully and solely responsible to make necessary alternative transportation arrangements and it shall bear all associated costs.
Irregular Operations. Flights that do not operate in accordance with the published schedule because of circumstances such as weather, maintenance delays, cancellations, crew shortages, misconnects, air traffic control, or similar circumstances within the system, as well as natural disasters, sabotage, hijacking, bomb threat, or actual bomb, terrorist attacks and/or acts of war.
Irregular Operations. The misconnect and denied boarding benefits provided by Mesa to passengers (each, a “Misconnect Benefit Package”) shall be similar in amount and scope to those offered by AWA in similar circumstances and geographic areas (the “AWA Standards”). AWA shall not be required to reimburse Mesa for any Misconnect Benefit Package which is in excess of the AWA Standards.
Irregular Operations. In the event of an unscheduled layover away from home Base, due to weather or mechanical causes, the Pilot may be required to operate the first available flight back to home Base.
Irregular Operations. Flights that do not operate in accordance with the published schedule because of circumstances such as weather, maintenance delays, cancellations, crew shortages, misconnects, air traffic control, or similar circumstances within the system, as well as natural disasters, sabotage, hijacking, bomb threat, or actual bomb, terrorist attacks and/or acts of war. Jet Bridge Trade: A trade between Flight Attendants at the same domicile. In which they trade or give away a sequence or portion of a sequence at any station no earlier than three (3) hours prior to departure for domestic and international flights, but no later than the commencement of boarding. SIPs are not considered a Jet Bridge Trade.
Irregular Operations. Should the Company experience extreme irregular operations due to ATC qualified weather delays (regardless of season), every attempt will be made to contact as many crewmembers as possible, but positive contact language will not apply.
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Irregular Operations. A may be removed or displaced from a flight or flights in his block, removed from his monthly assignment and reassigned to another flight or to another or duty as outlined below for the purpose of providing relief during irregular 'operations or as a result of the Company's training requirements. A pilot affected by the provisions of this Article will be returned to his normal assignment-as soon as practicable. Notwithstanding the provisions of Articles and a pilot will not be considered displaced or removed from his flight except when he is legal and in position to operate that flight. to midnight, inclusive or as agreed locally. The forty-eight hour designated off-duty periods while on reserve will coincide with the designated off-duty periods of the block from which he was removed. If a pilot is called for duty during such a reserve duty period and to operate a flight or flights that extend into what would normally have been days-off, reinstate- ment of time off will be made on return to home base. If the days off cannot be reinstated before the month he is removed as if they had been flown according to schedule, his actual flying pay, or his minimum guarantee, whichever is the greater. For time limitations such pilot will be credited with accumulated accumulated actual time whichever is the greater. A pilot, holding a block selection who is assigned to reserve duty under the terms of and shall be permit- xxx to enter his name in makeup and take open flying to increase his block flying time projection within the limita- tions of Article provided he would have been legal for such flying if still assigned to his original block selec- tion. Such makeup shall not be permitted during periods of reserve duty or on designated forty-eight hour off-duty periods in the reserve duty selection to which he is assigned. may be removed from his monthly assignment or part and assigned to other the or status. A pilot so assigned shall, subject to the timing of such assignment, permitted to exercise his seniority on the newly assigned equipment for bidding of monthly block awards; other- wise, he shall be assigned to reserve duty. The forty-eight hour designated off-duty periods and days off should coincide with the designated off-duty periods of the block from which he was removed. If a pilot is called for duty dur- ing such reserve period and is required to operate a flight or flights into what would have normally have been days off, reinstatement of time off will be m...
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