Third-Party Home Purchase Plan Sample Clauses

Third-Party Home Purchase Plan a. This benefit is provided to assist a pilot in the sale of his current residence. A pilot is required to use the marketing assistance program before this benefit is utilized. A pilot must request the third-party purchase plan within 4 months of his activation date. The property must be a single family dwelling or a condominium, located in the United States, which the pilot owns and which is his permanent residence, and which is not a mobile home or boat. The property must not contain unacceptable levels of radon gas (EPA guidelines used). The Company shall determine the eligibility of the property to be purchased for purposes of the application of this paragraph; and that determination shall not be unreasonable.
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Third-Party Home Purchase Plan a. This benefit is provided to assist a pilot in the sale of his current residence. A pilot is required to use the marketing assistance program before this benefit is utilized. A pilot must request the third-party purchase plan within 4 months of his activation date. Except for pilots who have never been relocated at Company expense, the property must be within a 100 nautical mile radius of the pilot's domicile. The property must be a single family dwelling, or a condominium or cooperative, located in the United States, which the pilot owns and which is his permanent residence, and which is not a mobile home or boat. The property must not contain unacceptable levels of radon gas (EPA guidelines used). The Company shall determine the eligibility of the property to be purchased for purposes of the application of this paragraph; and that determination shall not be unreasonable.
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