Common use of Responsibilities of the Customer Clause in Contracts

Responsibilities of the Customer. 3.1 The Customer and all Passengers will be bound by the conditions of this Agreement. 3.2 Blink shall not and shall not be deemed to, undertake any carriage to which this Agreement relates as a common carrier. 3.3 The Customer and any Passengers shall ensure that all passports and valid country visas are provided to Blink in advance of the flight for pre-screening. All Passengers MUST carry onboard all Blink flights their passport, visa, national identity card, and any other appropriate documentation. This includes both domestic and international flights. The Customer shall indemnify Blink against all liabilities costs and expenses which result from any failure by the Customer to effect such delivery. 3.4 Notice is hereby given that the Itinerary will provide that travel by air under Blink’s Terms is subject to the rules relating to liability established by the Montreal Convention of 28th May 1999. This Convention, among other things, governs the liability of Blink in respect of the death or personal injury of, or delay to, a Passenger or the loss, damage or delay to a Passenger’s baggage. The Montreal Convention Notice can be found in Appendix 1 to these Standard Terms and Conditions. The Customer will ensure that all Passengers are aware of this prior to boarding any Flight. 3.5 Boardroom in the SkyTM shall be provided on the Aircraft, but Blink shall not be responsible for providing other meals or services to Passengers on Flights. 3.6 The Customer shall ensure that no Passenger’s baggage carried on the Aircraft shall contain anything of a dangerous, hazardous or offensive nature or anything of which the carriage, importation or exportation is prohibited by any country or state over, to or from which the Aircraft will fly. The Customer shall notify Blink in writing of any such baggage and shall, if required by Blink, procure additional insurance cover in respect thereof. Banned & Restricted Items can be found in Appendix 3 to these Standard Terms and Conditions.

Responsibilities of the Customer. 3.1 3.1. The Customer and all Passengers will be bound by the conditions of this Agreement. 3.2 Blink 3.2. Wijet shall not and shall not be deemed to, undertake any carriage to which this Agreement relates as a common carrier. 3.3 3.3. The Customer and any Passengers shall ensure that all passports and valid country visas are provided to Blink Wijet in advance of the flight for pre-screening. All Passengers MUST carry onboard all Blink Wijet flights their passport, visa, national identity card, and any other appropriate documentation. This includes both domestic and international flights. The Customer shall indemnify Blink Wijet against all liabilities costs and expenses which result from any failure by the Customer to effect affect such delivery. 3.4 3.4. Notice is hereby given that the Itinerary will provide that travel by air under Blink▇▇▇▇▇’s Terms is subject to the rules relating to liability established by the Montreal Convention of 28th May 1999. This Convention, among other things, governs the liability of Blink Wijet in respect of the death or personal injury of, or delay to, a Passenger or the loss, damage or delay to a Passenger’s baggage. The Montreal Convention Notice can be found in Appendix 1 to these Standard Terms and Conditions. The Customer will ensure that all Passengers are aware of this prior to boarding any Flight. 3.5 Boardroom in the SkyTM 3.5. Appropriate catering shall be provided on the Aircraft, but Blink Wijet shall not be responsible for providing other meals or services to Passengers on Flights. 3.6 3.6. The Customer shall ensure that no Passenger’s baggage carried on the Aircraft shall contain anything of a dangerous, hazardous or offensive nature or anything of which the carriage, importation or exportation is prohibited by any country or state over, to or from which the Aircraft will fly. The Customer shall notify Blink Wijet in writing of any such baggage and shall, if required by BlinkWijet, procure additional insurance cover in respect thereof. Banned & Restricted Items can be found in Appendix 3 to these Standard Terms and Conditions. 3.7. The customer shall ensure that all Passengers, with the exception of infants under the age of 2 years, must be able to board and disembark the aircraft unassisted. Passengers with reduced mobility must declare their requirements at the point of booking in order that appropriate facilities can be put in place to assist them. Failure to declare such requirements may result in the refusal of carriage of the passenger. In this instance, full cancellation charges as per the Flight Confirmation will be payable.

Responsibilities of the Customer. 3.1 3.1. The Customer and all Passengers will be bound by the conditions of this Agreement. 3.2 Blink 3.2. Jet Exchange shall not and shall not be deemed to, undertake any carriage to which this Agreement relates as a common carrier. 3.3 3.3. The Customer and any Passengers shall ensure that all passports and valid country visas are provided to Blink Jet Exchange in advance of the flight for pre-screening. All Passengers MUST carry onboard all Blink Jet Exchange flights their passport, visa, national identity card, and any other appropriate documentation. This includes both domestic and international flights. The Customer shall indemnify Blink Jet Exchange against all liabilities costs and expenses which result from any failure by the Customer to effect such delivery. 3.4 3.4. Notice is hereby given that the Itinerary will provide that travel by air under BlinkJet Exchange’s Terms is subject to the rules relating to liability established by the Montreal Convention of 28th May 1999. This Convention, among other things, governs the liability of Blink Jet Exchange in respect of the death or personal injury of, or delay to, a Passenger or the loss, damage or delay to a Passenger’s baggage. The Montreal Convention Notice can be found in Appendix 1 to these Standard Terms and Conditions. The Customer will ensure that all Passengers are aware of this prior to boarding any Flight. 3.5 Boardroom in the SkyTM 3.5. Catering drinks and snacks shall be provided on the Aircraft, but Blink shall not be responsible for providing other meals or services Aircraft accoording to Passengers on Flightsthe time of day. Jet Exchange can supply specialist catering with sufficient notice from the customer and at the customers cost. 3.6 3.6. The Customer shall ensure that no Passenger’s baggage carried on the Aircraft shall contain anything of a dangerous, hazardous or offensive nature or anything of which the carriage, importation or exportation is prohibited by any country or state over, to or from which the Aircraft will fly. The Customer shall notify Blink Jet Exchange in writing of any such baggage and shall, if required by BlinkJet Exchange, procure additional insurance cover in respect thereof. Banned & Restricted Items can be found in Appendix 3 2 to these Standard Terms and Conditions. 3.7. The customer shall ensure that all Passengers, with the exception of infants under the age of 2 years, must be able to board and disembark the aircraft unassisted. Passengers with reduced mobility must declare their requirements at the point of booking in order that appropriate facilities can be put in place to assist them. Failure to declare such requirements may result in the refusal of carriage of the passenger. In this instance, full cancellation charges as per the Flight Confirmation will be payable.