Allocation of Non-Seasonal Exclusive Use Space Sample Clauses

Allocation of Non-Seasonal Exclusive Use Space. The initial allocation of Non-Seasonal Exclusive Use Space for each Signatory Airline, including [AIRLINE], as of the Closing and for the first Term Year (which, for the avoidance of doubt, is the First Partial Term Year if the Closing occurs on a date other than January 1st) is shown on Schedule G. For each subsequent Term Year, not later than 90 days prior to the start of that Term Year (in accordance with Section 5.1(a)), [AIRLINE] shall advise the Lessee of any changes in its need for and use of Non-Seasonal Exclusive Use Space during that upcoming Term Year, including increases and decreases in the amount of space or changes in the location of space. The Lessee shall reduce [AIRLINE]’s Non-Seasonal Exclusive Use Space, as requested by [AIRLINE], effective January 1st of that upcoming Term Year so long as the request is timely received in accordance with the foregoing. (For the avoidance of doubt and except in accordance with Schedule F, any reduction in space shall not be subject to reinstatement by the Lessee, and no modification of the remaining space shall be made by the Lessee without [AIRLINE]’s consent.) For all other requested changes, including increases in the amount of space or changes in the location of space, the Lessee shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to accommodate the requests and needs of all Airlines. Schedule G shall be updated for each Term Year in accordance with adjustments made by the Lessee.
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