Common use of Passes Clause in Contracts

Passes. 1. Flight attendants will be granted on-line passes and reduced rates for themselves and eligible family members that are extended to other non- management employee groups. Any improvements provided to other non-management employees will be extended to flight attendants and the Union will be notified of changes in the pass policy. 2. Once each year each flight attendant shall be entitled to designate one (1) travel companion to receive pass travel privileges. Each flight attendant may designate either one (1) travel companion or one (1) spouse for pass travel privileges, but not both. A married flight attendant may elect to designate a person other than her/his spouse as the travel companion, however should a married flight attendant so elect, her/his spouse will forfeit the spousal pass entitlement. Travel companions shall be entitled to the same travel privileges as are spouses under the Company’s pass travel policies and shall, for purposes of travel be treated the same as spouses. The service charge for Companions shall be the same as the service charge applicable to spouses, however flight attendants designating travel companions who are not entitled to tax-free travel pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code (a person other than a dependent child, parent or spouse) shall bear the tax burden of providing pass travel to such companions. Such costs shall be handled in the same manner as are the similar costs associated with Buddy pass travel. 3. Retired flight attendants and their spouses and eligible unmarried children will be granted the same on-line passes and reduced rate privileges as are other Company non-management retirees. They will also be eligible for other airline passes to the extent qualified by other carriers. For the purpose of this paragraph only, retired flight attendants will include flight attendants who retired on or after their fortieth birthday and have attained a minimum of twenty (20) years of seniority. The flight attendant’s adjusted seniority date will be used to determine years of seniority.

Passes. 1. Flight attendants will be granted on-line passes and reduced rates for themselves and eligible family members that are extended to other non- non-management employee groups. Any improvements provided to other non-management employees will be extended to flight attendants and the Union will be notified of changes in the pass policy. 2. Once each year each flight attendant shall be entitled to designate one (1) travel companion to receive pass travel privileges. Each flight attendant may designate either one (1) travel companion or one (1) spouse for pass travel privileges, but not both. A married flight attendant may elect to designate a person other than her/his spouse as the travel companion, however should a married flight attendant so elect, her/his spouse will forfeit the spousal pass entitlement. Travel companions shall be entitled to the same travel privileges as are spouses under the Company’s pass travel policies and shall, for purposes of travel be treated the same as spouses. The service charge for Companions shall be the same as the service charge applicable to spouses, however flight attendants designating travel companions who are not entitled to tax-free travel pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code (a person other than a dependent child, parent or spouse) shall bear the tax burden of providing pass travel to such companions. Such costs shall be handled in the same manner as are the similar costs associated with Buddy pass travel. 3. Retired flight attendants and their spouses and eligible unmarried children will be granted the same on-line passes and reduced rate privileges as are other Company non-management retirees. They will also be eligible for other airline passes to the extent qualified by other carriers. For the purpose of this paragraph only, retired flight attendants will include flight attendants who retired on or after their fortieth birthday and have attained a minimum of twenty (20) years of seniority. The flight attendant’s adjusted seniority date will be used to determine years of seniority.

Passes. 1. Flight As of the date of the signing of this Agreement, flight attendants covered by this Agreement will be granted on-line passes and reduced rates for themselves and eligible family members that are extended receive pass travel benefits as provided to all other non- management employee groups. Any improvements provided to other non-management employees will be extended to the flight attendants and the attendants. The Union will be notified of any changes in to the pass policy. 2. Retired flight attendants and their spouses and eligible unmarried children will be granted the same pass and reduced rate privileges as are other Company retirees. For the purposes of this paragraph only, retired flight attendants will include those flight attendants who retire on or after their fortieth birthday and have attained a minimum of twenty (20) years of seniority. The flight attendants adjusted service seniority date will be used to determine years of seniority. 3. Once each year each flight attendant shall be entitled to designate one (1) travel companion to receive pass travel privileges. Each flight attendant may designate either one (1) travel companion or one (1) spouse for pass travel privileges, but not both. A married flight attendant may elect to designate a person other than her/his spouse as the travel companion, however should a married flight attendant so elect, her/his spouse will forfeit the spousal pass entitlement. Travel companions shall be entitled to the same travel privileges as are spouses under the Company’s pass travel policies and shall, for purposes of travel be treated the same as spouses. The service charge for Companions shall be the same as the service charge applicable to spouses, however flight attendants designating travel companions who are not entitled to tax-free travel pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code (a person other than a dependent child, parent or spouse) shall bear the tax burden of providing pass travel to such companions. Such costs shall be handled in the same manner as are the similar costs associated with Buddy pass travel. 3. Retired flight attendants and their spouses and eligible unmarried children will be granted the same on-line passes and reduced rate privileges as are other Company non-management retirees. They will also be eligible for other airline passes to the extent qualified by other carriers. For the purpose of this paragraph only, retired flight attendants will include flight attendants who retired on or after their fortieth birthday and have attained a minimum of twenty (20) years of seniority. The flight attendant’s adjusted seniority date will be used to determine years of seniority.