Unscheduled Stops Sample Clauses

The Unscheduled Stops clause defines the rules and procedures that apply when a vehicle, vessel, or other mode of transport makes stops that were not planned or included in the original itinerary. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which such stops are permitted, who must be notified, and any additional costs or liabilities that may arise as a result. For example, it may specify that unscheduled stops are only allowed for emergencies or with prior approval from the contracting party. The core function of this clause is to manage and control deviations from the agreed schedule, thereby minimizing disruptions, clarifying responsibilities, and allocating any additional risks or expenses that may result from unplanned interruptions.
Unscheduled Stops. The Carriers will make any Unscheduled Stops, subject to: (a) the Flight Operations Requirements; (b) the requirements of the relevant Carrier’s collective bargaining agreement; (c) or applicable Law. Amazon will reimburse Sun Country for any incremental reasonable, documented out of pocket costs actually incurred by such Carrier arising from an Unscheduled Stop in accordance with Section 2.6 and Exhibit D of this Agreement.
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Unscheduled Stops. For ACMI Services or CMI Services, the Carriers will make any commercially reasonable Unscheduled Stops, subject to: (a) the Flight Operations Requirements; (b) the requirements of the relevant Carrier’s collective bargaining agreement; or (c) applicable Law. Amazon will reimburse Hawaiian for any additional incremental reasonable, documented out of pocket costs actually incurred by such Carrier arising from an Unscheduled Stop in accordance with Section 2.6 and Exhibit D of this Agreement.
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Related to Unscheduled Stops

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