Baggage Retrieval Sample Clauses

Baggage Retrieval. As part of the Baggage Retrieval service, Provider shall actively engage with Passenger, airline and other resources to locate and expedite the return of Passenger’s Mishandled Baggage within 96 hours of the airplane’s actual arrival time at Passenger’s final destination (hereinafter referred to as the “Service Period”). Passenger understands that Blue Ribbon Bags is an internet-based service. All correspondences having to do with any Mishandled Baggage Reports, or anything regarding the Blue Ribbon Bags Service is done with the Provider via email only. Passengers and customers will still be obligated to comply with the terms and conditions of this Service Agreement, even without sufficient internet or email access. Each service purchased will only apply to flights listed within the airline confirmation number that the service has been purchased for. If multiple flights are booked separately and are listed under separate confirmation numbers, separate Service Agreements will need to be purchased for each Airline Confirmation Number. Travel Agents may purchase the service under a “PNR” number dictated by their GDS. Online Travel Agencies may offer the product for round trip airline tickets purchased on their site, even if the round trip ticket encompasses multiple airline confirmation numbers. Travel Insurance Companies may add our product to their offerings and the product will cover the passenger for the same date range as the travel insurance policy purchased, regardless of how many flights are taken within that date range.
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Baggage Retrieval. As part of the Baggage Retrieval service, Provider shall actively engage with Passenger, airline and other resources to locate and expedite the return of Passengers Mishandled Baggage within 96 hours of the airplanes actual arrival time at Passengers final destination (hereinafter referred to as the Service Period). Passenger understands that Blue Ribbon Bags is an internet-based service. All Each service purchased will only apply to flights listed within the airline confirmation number that the service has been purchased for. If multiple flights are booked separately and are listed under separate confirmation numbers, separate Service Agreements will need to be purchased for each Airline Confirmation Number. Travel Agents may purchase the service under a PNR number dictated by their GDS. Online Travel Agencies may offer the product for round trip airline tickets purchased on their site, even if the round trip ticket encompasses multiple airline confirmation numbers. Travel Insurance Companies may add our product to their offerings and the product will cover the passenger for the same date range as the travel insurance policy purchased, regardless of how many flights are taken within that date range.
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