Common use of Return Household Goods Shipment Clause in Contracts

Return Household Goods Shipment. Upon successful completion of his commitment period, a pilot is entitled to household goods shipments via FedEx Express, on a space available basis, of up to a total of 3,000 pounds. This benefit shall include the cost of packing such goods (subject to the standard limitations regarding the types of goods to be shipped/stored (which are catalogued in Section 6.C.1.b. of the Basic Agreement)), and the cost of transporting them as described above. Unless different locations are authorized by the Managing Director, Human Resources Operations Support, shipments shall be, at the pilot’s option, from the pilot’s residence in the FDA base where he served his commitment to: (a) his last domestic pre-FDA residence, or a different location involving no greater cost to the Company; or (b) his new base. If a pilot chooses a location which exceeds the cost to the Company described above, his return household shipment benefit shall apply provided he pays the difference in cost. This provision shall not limit or abridge any relocation rights which accrued to the pilot prior to his FDA assignment (e.g., rights accrued by SFS and ANC pilots under 1999 and 2006 FDA LOAs).

Return Household Goods Shipment. Upon successful completion of his commitment period, a pilot is entitled to household goods shipments via FedEx Express, on a space available basis, of up to a total of 3,000 pounds. This benefit shall include the cost of packing such goods (subject to the standard limitations regarding the types of goods to be shipped/stored (which are catalogued in Section 6.C.1.b. of the Basic Agreement.)), and the cost of transporting them as described above. Unless different locations are authorized by the Managing Director, Human Resources Operations Support, shipments shall be, at the pilot’s option, from the pilot’s residence in the FDA base where he served his commitment to: (a) i. his last domestic pre-FDA residence, or a different location involving no greater cost to the Company; or (b) ii. his new base. If a pilot chooses a location which exceeds the cost to the Company described above, his return household shipment benefit shall apply provided he pays the difference in cost. This provision shall not limit or abridge any relocation rights which accrued to the pilot prior to his FDA assignment (e.g., rights accrued by SFS and ANC pilots under 1999 and 2006 FDA LOAs).