Rights of the New Airline Entrants Sample Clauses

Rights of the New Airline Entrants. At any time during the term of this lease and agreement, a person conducting air transportation activities who is not a Lessee at the Airport at the time of the signing of this lease and agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “new entrant”), may request the privilege of renting terminal space at Quincy Regional Airport for the purpose of carrying out such activities. The Lessor shall make every reasonable effort to accommodate the new entrant without disrupting existing operations of Lessee, however, if said space shall not be available from Lessor, the new entrant will be advised to contact Lessee and other persons conducting air transportation activities at Quincy Regional Airport under leases similar to this agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “other lessees”), for the purpose of subletting from Lessee or other lessees such space as it may reasonably need to carry out such activities or reaching an agreement with Lessee, or other lessees, to handle new entrant's operations (hereinafter referred to as the “operating agreement”). Said subletting or operating agreement shall be subject to the provisions of Article VI hereof. The new entrant shall be required to accept any reasonable offer made as determined by the Lessor. If new entrant, after following the procedures set forth above and making all reasonable efforts, shall be unsuccessful in subletting space or establishing an operating agreement, the Lessor reserves the right, after thirty (30) days notice to Lessee and other lessees with respect thereto, to reallocate portions of the aforementioned exclusive space in as fair and reasonable a manner as possible to existing Lessee and new entrant and to adjust the annual payments as provided above accordingly, provided, that in the event of a conflict between the needs of the Lessee and the new entrant, the Lessee shall have preferential use of its personnel and its leased terminal building facilities.
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