Special Fares Sample Clauses

Special Fares. A Special Fare may only be discontinued or replaced, or its Price or other terms altered, by the Operator(s) which Created it, and in accordance with the procedure specified in Part III of Schedule 4.
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Special Fares. (a) The Special Fares as of May 1, 2000 are as set out in Part 1 of Schedule B. On January 1, 2001, the Special Fares will be adjusted with respect to all Special Tickets purchased on or after that date to the amounts set out in Part 2 of Schedule B. On ****, the Special Fares will be adjusted with respect to all Special Tickets purchased on or after that date to the amounts set out in Part 3 of Schedule B. Provided Airline has paid to LMGC **** as contemplated in Section 5.3, (i) on **** the Special Fares will be adjusted with respect to all Special Tickets purchased on or after that date to the amounts set out in Part 4 of Schedule B, and (ii) on **** the Special Fares will be adjusted with respect to all Special Tickets purchased on or after that date to the amounts set out in Part 5 of Schedule B. If for any reason whatsoever (including the CCAA Plan not being approved or no amounts being distributed to unsecured creditors thereunder by December 31, 2000), Airline has not paid LMGC **** as contemplated in Section 5.3 by December 31, 2000, the price increases contemplated for **** and **** shall not take place but shall be replaced by a **** price increase from the amounts set out in Part 3 of Schedule B on each such date. (b) For each Special Ticket purchased by LMGC hereunder, LMGC shall pay Airline the applicable Special Fare. The Special Fares exclude any applicable transportation tax, excess baggage charges, airport taxes, federal inspection fees, passenger facility charges, departure taxes, GST, sales, transfer or use taxes, or any similar taxes, levies or charges, or any other ancillary duties and charges (collectively, "Additional Charges") and LMGC shall either pay or cause its Collectors to pay to Airline any applicable Additional Charges. Infants (i.e. under 2 years old) who do not occupy a separate Airline Seat shall be carried free of charge, except for any applicable Additional Charges and except as otherwise required by applicable law or by regulations or policies applicable to the airline industry.
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Special Fares. (a) The Special Fares as of May 1, 2000 are as set out in Part 1 of Schedule B. On ****, the Special Fares will be adjusted with respect to all Special Tickets purchased on or after that date to the amounts set out in Part 2 of Schedule B. On ****, the Special Fares will be adjusted with respect to all Special Tickets purchased on or after that date to the amounts set out in Part 3 of Schedule B. **** as contemplated in Section 5.3, (i) on **** the Special Fares will be adjusted with respect to all Special Tickets purchased on or after that date to the amounts set out in Part 4 of Schedule B, and (ii) on **** the Special Fares will be adjusted with respect to all Special Tickets purchased on or after that date to the amounts set out in Part 5 of Schedule B. **** (b) For each Special Ticket purchased by LMGC hereunder, LMGC shall pay Airline the applicable Special Fare. **** Infants (i.e. under 2 years old) who do not occupy a separate Airline Seat shall be carried free of charge, except for any applicable Additional Charges and except as otherwise required by applicable law or by regulations or policies applicable to the airline industry.
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Special Fares. The flight routes offered may include special fares which offer the best price, but do not necessarily take the most direct route. Some itineraries require a change of aircraft en-route. A flight that is described as direct is one where there is no need to change aircraft during the journey, however, stops may be made en-route for re-fuelling or to let passengers on and/or off. Details of any stops will be given during the booking process and are clearly identified both on the Website and on a Customer's email confirmation. Many, but not all, airlines provide special fares for children under 2 years and for pensioners. These discounts depend on the airline, the flight concerned, the availability of seats and the passenger's age. Airmiles and vouchers from loyalty Programs may not be used when booking flights through the Website. If the Customer has benefited from a discount, the associated special fares will be shown during the booking process before he / she confirms the reservation.
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Special Fares. The journey routes offered may include special fares which offer the lowest price, but do not necessarily take the most direct route. Some itineraries require a change of train or station en-route and some itineraries require part of a journey to be taken via other modes of transport such as the London Underground, bus or taxi - bookings and tickets for which are not available through the Website and are the responsibility of the Customer. A journey that is described as direct is one where there is no need to change train or station during the journey, however, stops may be made en-route at stations to let passengers on and/or off. Details of any changes will be given during the booking process and are clearly identified both on the Website and as part of a Customer's email confirmation of their booking. In the UK most, but not all, tickets for children under 16 years and for pensioners with a railcard are eligible for a discount. These discounts depend on the train operating company, the journey concerned, the availability of seats and the passenger's age. Children under five years of age may travel free of charge with a passenger holding a ticket. If the Customer has benefited from a discount, the associated special fares will be shown during the booking process before he / she confirms the reservation.
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