Common use of Travel Privileges Clause in Contracts

Travel Privileges. Executive previously vested into lifetime travel privileges that include unlimited reserved travel in any class of service for Executive and Executive’s immediate family, including eligible dependent children, for personal purposes, access to Admirals Club travel lounges and 12 free round-trip passes, or 24 free one-way passes, each year for reserved travel for non-eligible family members and friends. Executive’s right to travel privileges shall be subject to all applicable taxes pursuant to the Company’s then existing tax policies, and the Company will not provide any tax gross-up payments to Executive for taxes payable on such travels. The amount of travel privileges used by Executive in one year will not affect the amount of travel privileges Executive is entitled to use in any other year. The right to travel privileges provided in this Agreement is not subject to liquidation, cash out, or exchange for any other taxable or nontaxable benefit.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Restrictive Covenants Agreement (American Airlines, Inc.), Restrictive Covenants Agreement (American Airlines, Inc.), Restrictive Covenants Agreement (American Airlines, Inc.)

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