Priority Rating for Exhibit Space Allocations Sample Clauses

Priority Rating for Exhibit Space Allocations. Priority 1 – EAA Partners/Past Aviation-Related Exhibitors Total Partnership Longevity (consecutive) Aviation-related Lottery Draw Priority 2 – Aviation-Related New Exhibitors Registered Date Lottery Draw Priority 3 – Non-Aviation-Related Past Exhibitors Registered Date Longevity (consecutive) Partnership Lottery Draw Priority 4 – Non-Aviation Related New Exhibitors Registered Date Lottery Draw Priority 5 – Applications Postmarked/e-mailed after September 1, 2022 Product Type Registered Date Lottery Draw * Note that any Exhibitor who fails to maintain and operate its Exhibit Space during all hours of operation for the entire duration of AirVenture will not receive any Exhibit Space allocation priority in the following year.
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