Category B System Error definition

Category B System Error means the Error, such as when
Category B System Error means the Error, such as when the use or functionality of the System or any of its parts is limited by the Defect or Error, or it is not possible to use a System functionality, or data and/or work executed by a user is lost in consequence of such Error; or the System or passenger processing core functionality in the System is down, corrupted or severely degraded (i.e. inoperable) in service, limiting the regular usage of the System and impacting over fifty percent (50%) of workstations and CUSS kiosks, and and a backup, workaround or a by-pass is available and implemented at the same time when 1.5.1, 1.5.2, 1.5.3, or 1.5.4 is happening; or a single airline application can’t be used and no back up is available.
Category B System Error means the Error, such as when the use or functionality of the System or any of its parts is limited by the Defect or Error, or it is not possible to use a System functionality, or data and/or work executed by a user is lost in consequence of such Error.

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