USE OF UNITED TICKET STOCK, BAGGAGE TAGS AND TICKET WALLETS Sample Clauses

USE OF UNITED TICKET STOCK, BAGGAGE TAGS AND TICKET WALLETS. In selling air transportation of passengers and property, both on-line and off-line, Contractor will use only United passenger ticket stock, ticket wallets and baggage tags in connection with Contractor's United Express Services. Unless otherwise agreed, United will provide to Contractor all United passenger ticket stock, United airway bills, United cargo bills and other shipping documentation for all Contractor's United Express Services, and United will provide to Contractor ticket wallets and baggage tags for Joint Locations and United Locations only; provided that such quantities do not exceed reasonable levels. Contractor shall reimburse United, at United's Actual Cost, for all documentation requested by Contractor. Ticket wallets, baggage tags and other passenger processing documents approved by United will be acquired by Contractor for all Contractor Locations through a supplier designated by United. Contractor shall be required to convert to the use of different ticket wallets, baggage tags and other passenger processing documents upon * prior written notice to Contractor by United.
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