Flight Reconciliation Sample Clauses

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Flight Reconciliation a. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month in which Contractor's actual block hours flown exceeds the block hours invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(c) for such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Continental to Contractor in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between the actual block hours flown for Scheduled Flights and such invoiced block hours, multiplied by (ii) the Base Compensation per block hour as set forth in Appendix 1 hereto. b. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month for which the block hours invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(c) exceeds Contractor's actual block hours flown in such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Contractor to Continental in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between such invoiced block hours and the actual block hours flown for Scheduled Flights, multiplied by (ii) the Base Compensation per block hour as set forth in Appendix 1 hereto. c. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month in which Contractor's actual flight hours flown exceeds the flight hours invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(d) for such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Continental to Contractor in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between the actual flight hours flown for Scheduled Flights and such invoiced flight hours, multiplied by (ii) the Base Compensation per flight hour as set forth in Appendix 1 hereto. d. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month for which the scheduled flight hours invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(d) exceeds Contractor's actual flight hours flown in such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Contractor to Continental in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between such invoiced flight hours and the actual flight hours flown for Scheduled Flights, multiplied by (ii) the Base Compensation per flight hour as set forth in Appendix 1 hereto. e. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month in which Contractor's actual departures exceeds the scheduled departures invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(e) for such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Continental to Contractor in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between the departures for Sc...
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Flight Reconciliation a. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month in which Contractor’s actual block hours flown exceeds the block hours invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(a) for such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Continental to Contractor in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between the actual block hours flown for Scheduled Flights and such invoiced block hours, multiplied by (ii) the Base Compensation per block houras set forth in Appendix 1 hereto. b. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month for which the block hours invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(a) exceeds Contractor’s actual block hours flown in such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Contractor to Continental in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between such invoiced block hours and the actual block hours flown for Scheduled Flights, multiplied by (ii) the Base Compensation per block hour as set forth in Appendix 1 hereto.
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Flight Reconciliation a. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month in which Contractor’s actual block hours flown exceeds the block hours invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(a) for such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Continental to Contractor in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between the actual block hours flown for Scheduled Flights and such invoiced block hours, multiplied by (ii) the “for each block hour” rate as set forth in Appendix 1 hereto. b. With respect to Scheduled Flights, for any calendar month for which the block hours invoiced pursuant to Paragraph A(1)(a) exceeds Contractor’s actual block hours flown in such calendar month, then the reconciliation for such period shall include a payment by Contractor to Continental in an amount equal to the product of (i) the difference between such invoiced block hours and the actual block hours flown for Scheduled Flights, multiplied by (ii) the “for each block hour” rate as set forth in Appendix 1 hereto. c. To the extent consistent with past practice under the capacity purchase agreement between Contractor and Continental in place immediately prior to the date of this Agreement, Contractor’s “actual block hours flown” shall include block hours operated for all completed Scheduled Flights, including those resulting from any unscheduled stop required prior to the completion of a Scheduled Flight, however, “actual block hours flown” shall not include any block hours resulting from or attributable to ground returns or air returns.
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