United-Directed Cancellations Sample Clauses

United-Directed Cancellations. Subject to Section 8.04, effective as of July 1, 2014 and for each calendar month thereafter, if United, following delivery of a Final Monthly Schedule, directs the cancellation of flights (each, a “United Cancelled Flight” and collectively, the “United Cancelled Flights”) and that flight cancellation is coded in United’s systems as a United initiated cancel then United shall pay Contractor in accordance with the rates set forth for on Appendix 7 to Schedule 3 for each United Cancelled Flight, as if each such United Cancelled Flight had been operated as contemplated in the Final Monthly Schedule as the sole compensation for such flight. Any Scheduled Flight canceled at United’s direction shall be coded in accordance with United’s standard practices as an Uncontrollable Cancellation. All payments will be based upon the scheduled block hours and departures for such Scheduled Flight cancellations directed by United. No payments will be made for Reconciled Expenses with the statistical categories of “departures” or “block hours”. The United directed cancellations will not affect payments relating to the rate “For each Covered Aircraft for each month in the term” or for other Reconciled Expenses. For avoidance of doubt, the foregoing payment shall be paid for all United Cancelled Flights even if the Base Compensation Rates for the applicable Covered Aircraft subject to such cancellation as set forth in Appendix 1 to this Schedule 3 do not provide for a “departure” payment with respect to the applicable Covered Aircraft.
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United-Directed Cancellations. If United, following delivery of a Final Monthly Schedule, directs the cancellation of flights (each, a “United Cancelled Flight”) and that flight cancellation is coded in United’s systems as a United initiated cancel, then [***]. Any Scheduled Flight canceled at United’s direction shall be coded in accordance with United’s standard practices as an Uncontrollable Cancellation. All payments will be based upon [***]. No payments will be made for Pass Through Costs on Appendix 3A of Schedule 3 with the statistical category of “departures”. The United directed cancellations will not affect payments relating to [***].
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