Passenger Services. In the event of schedule delay, schedule irregularity or cancellation of any Codeshare Flight, Gulfstream shall provide, at its expense, all Northwest ticketed passengers with the same interrupted trip amenities, involuntary re-route and denied boarding compensation or any other service that Gulfstream provides to its passengers. Gulfstream shall also provide, at its expense, all Northwest ticketed passengers with transportation to the final destination on the next Gulfstream flight or with transportation on another carrier. Such service by Gulfstream shall be substantially similar to that which Northwest currently provides as required under Section 1 — General Rules — Rule 80B, issued by the Airline Tariff Publishers Co. (ATPCO), now existing or hereafter in effect or applicable to Gulfstream.
Passenger Services. The Parties agree that MOR may, at its own costs, undertake passenger train operations and related services on the Rail System.
Passenger Services. Three pairs of pants, three uniform shirts, a sweater, a cleaning xxxxx, ball cap and a toque each year for all passenger services classifications, including Third Cook (Mr. Sub) with the exception of cooks and Chief Storekeeper. Three additional uniform shirts will be provided on initial issue.
Passenger Services. 2.1.1,2.1.2, 2. 1.3(b)(2), 2.
Passenger Services. (1) Party A shall provide passenger services to certain passenger trains operated by Party B, including but not limited to the sale of tickets and performance of train conductor services for, and operation of buffet business and sale of train commodities related to the relevant contracted passenger train runs.
(2) Revenues made by Party A from its sale and make-up sale of tickets for the relevant contracted passenger train runs shall be vested in Party B; expenses for the use and maintenance and repair of the contracted trains and the train expenses stipulated by the applicable industry standards for such trains shall be paid by Party B; the train conductor services for the contracted trains shall be performed by Party A and the wages of the conductors and all the expenses incurred in the provision of the contracted conductor services for the contracted trains shall be paid by Party A. Party A shall cause Party B to achieve the contracted ticket sales revenue target on the basis of safe transportation and observance of railway code of ethics.
(3) Party A shall have the right of use (but not the ownership) of the contracted trains. Any part shall not be added to or removed from the trains without the written consent from Party B. In case of any material damage to or destruction of any train due to the occurrence of a force majeure event, Party A shall promptly notify Party B thereof.
Passenger Services. 2.1 GENERAL 2.1.1., 2.1.2., 2.1.3.(а-1,2,3,5,6), 2.1.4., 2.1.5., 2.1.6.(а), 2.17.(a, b,с,е,f), 2.1.8., 2.1.9 (a-1,3) Настоящее Приложение «В» действительно с « » 20 года Для местонахождения: аэропорт «Калининград» (Храброво) Настоящее Приложение «В» подготовлено в соответствии с упрощенной процедурой, по которой Стороны согласны с тем, что условия Основного Соглашения по наземному обслуживанию и Приложения «А» к Стандартному Соглашению по наземному обслуживанию (SGHA) от января 2004, опубликованные Международной ассоциацией воздушного транспорта (IATA), далее по тексту - Основное соглашение, применяются таким образом, как если бы они были повторены в Приложении «В» в полном объёме. Подписанием настоящего Приложения «В» Стороны соглашаются с тем, что они ознакомлены и согласны с вышеупомянутым Основным Соглашением и Приложением «А». ПАРАГРАФ 1.
Passenger Services. 2.1.1,2.1.2,2.1.3(2)(3),2.1.4, 2.1.6(a), 2.1.7(a,e,f), 2.1.8, 2.1.9(a)(1),2.2.1, 2.2.2(a), 2.2.3(a), 2.2.4(a)(b-I), 2.2.5(a),(b),(c),(d), (10% commission due to the Handling Company), 2.2.6( a), 2.2.7, 2.2.8, 2.2.10 (a),(b ),(cl ),2.2.11 (a), 2.2.12,
Passenger Services. 2.1.3 (a)(1)(2)(b)(3,6,7), 2.1.4, 2.1.5,2.1.6(a), 2.1.7 (a-c,e)(f)(7 days), 2.1.8, 2.1.9(a)(1)(3);
Passenger Services. 2.2.1 Passenger assistance
a) System information. The Operator shall provide sufficiently trained staff to help passengers with information and assistance that includes, but is not necessarily limited to: § Use of the BRT system in general § Use of the fare system § Location and access to routes, stations and stops, and specific destinations near Bus Stations § Transport integration, links to other transport services, such as other public transport services § Customer complaints and feedback. The Operator shall establish procedures and mechanisms to facilitate ease of customer feedback and the lodging of complaints. § Public address system. The Operator’s station personnel shall manage local messages of the public address (PA) system, including messages regarding system operations, security situations, and public service information.
b) Queue and seating management. The Operator shall be responsible for managing queues at Bus Stations and for ensuring proper use of preferential seating. These activities include: § Queue management including remedial actions for queuing at automatic gates, fare vending machines, and manual fare sales locations; § Management of boarding and alighting passenger flows to minimize the time each Bus spends at the Bus Station or stop; § Management of seating priority in the Buses for women and special needs passengers (such as persons with physical disabilities).
c) First aid and emergency management. The Operator shall provide first aid and emergency services for the system. The Operator’s personnel shall be trained to provide first responder first aid treatment to passengers and personnel. Specially- designated personnel of the Operator shall be trained in fire response actions, including evacuation procedures and fire-fighting skills.
d) Lost and found. The Operator shall be responsible for establishing a system of recovering, storing, and returning to the rightful owner, articles that are found at Bus Stations and in Buses. § The Operator shall establish a Lost and Found collection point so that the public will be able to contact a single location to recover lost items. Lost property found on the Buses will also be handed over to respective Operator’s personnel at Bus Station for depositing in lost and found center. § The Operator shall ensure that reasonable steps are taken to contact the owner of the lost property and that reasonable steps be taken to ensure that any person claiming an item is the rightful owner or a person...
Passenger Services. 2.2.1 Passenger assistance
a) System information. The Operator shall provide sufficiently trained staff to help passengers with information and assistance that includes, but is not necessarily limited to: ▪ Use of the BRT system in general ▪ Use of the fare system ▪ Location and access to routes, stations and stops, and specific destinations near Bus Stations ▪ Transport integration, links to other transport services, such as other public transport services ▪ Customer complaints and feedback. The Operator shall establish procedures and mechanisms to facilitate ease of customer feedback and the lodging of complaints. ▪ Public address system. The Operator’s station personnel shall manage local messages of the public address (PA) system, including messages regarding system operations, security situations, and public service information.
b) Queue and seating management. The Operator shall be responsible for managing queues at Bus Stations and for ensuring proper use of preferential seating. These activities include: ▪ Queue management including remedial actions for queuing at automatic gates, fare vending machines, and manual fare sales locations; ▪ Management of boarding and alighting passenger flows to minimize the time each Bus spends at the Bus Station or stop; ▪ Management of seating priority in the Buses for women and special needs passengers (such as persons with physical disabilities).
