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- In operating or holding out Air Services on the agreed routes, the Designated Airline(s) of one Contracting Party may enter into commercial and/or cooperative marketing arrangements including but not limited to blocked space, codesharing and leasing arrangements with:
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- a)an Airline or Airlines of the same Contracting Party;
- b)an Airline or Airlines of the other Contracting Party, including domestic code share services operated by such Airline;
- c)an Airline or Airlines of a third country.
- Provided that all Airlines in such arrangements:
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- (i)hold the appropriate authority;
- (ii)meet the requirements normally applied to such arrangements;
- must in respect of any ticket or airway bill sold by them, make it clear to the purchaser at the point of sale which Airline or Airlines will actually operate each sector of the service and with which Airline or Airlines the purchaser is entering into a contractual relationship.
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- Where a Designated Airline operates services under code-share arrangements, as the operating Airline, the operated Capacity shall be counted against the Capacity entitlements of the Contracting Party designating the aforementioned Airline. Capacity offered by a Designated Airline acting as the marketing Airline on the services operated by other Airlines shall not be counted against the Capacity entitlements of the Contracting Party designating the said marketing Airline.