Signatory Status at a Second Airport Sample Clauses

Signatory Status at a Second Airport. If the Airline is conducting its Air Transportation Business as a Signatory Airline at one Airport (the original Airport), it may commence to conduct its Air Transportation Business as a Signatory Airline at the other Airport, provided that, no later than ninety (90) days after commencing the conduct of its Business at the other Airport, the Airline agrees to lease for the then remaining Period of this Agreement applicable to the other Airport a substantial portion, if not all, of its Premises at the other Airport directly from the Authority, to the extent such Premises are available. After said ninety (90) days, if the Airline has not agreed to lease such Premises directly from the Authority, the Airline shall be considered a non-Signatory Airline at the other Airport. Notwithstanding that the Airline is a non-Signatory Airline at the other Airport, it shall remain a Signatory Airline at the original Airport.
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