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Section 8.05. Ramp Services And Passenger Handling. Delta may, without any need for IAT, or Management Committee approval, throughout the
Term provide Handling Services, subject to the requirements of all applicable Law and the Port Authority and in full compliance with the Port/IAT Lease,
including the receipt of a valid handling permit from the Port Authority, and subject to the Terminal 4 Rules and Regulations. IAT shall have no right
hereunder to require Delta to obtain a license from IAT or to charge any separate fee in respect of Handling Services to Delta or to any recipient of Delta's
Handling Services other than the collection of the Port Authority Handling Fee (if required by the Port/IAT Lease). The Port Authority Handling Fees
attributable to revenues derived from customers in Terminal 4 shall be paid to IAT and applied in accordance with the provisions of the Port/IAT Lease and
this Agreement. Delta shall be entitled to appoint one wholly-owned subsidiary of Delta as an Approved Contractor for purposes of performing Handling
Services without the prior approval of IAT. IAT's approval shall be required prior to appointing more than one wholly-owned subsidiary of Delta as an
Approved Contractor for performing Handling Services. If Delta desires to hire a third-party contractor to provide Handling Services to Delta or Delta
Affiliate Carriers at the Delta Premises which is not then an Approved Contractor, IAT shall review such third-party contractor in consultation with Delta in
connection with IAT's right to approve same as an Approved Contractor for Handling Services.
Section 8.06. In-flight Meals; etc.. (a) Subject to Section 8.01, Delta may, without any need for IAT or Management Committee approval, provide for
itself and/or its ATA Airline Sublessees, or may arrange with a Port Authority-approved, third party contractor to provide, In-Flight Meals, so long as Delta,
or such Port Authority-approved, third party contractor, holds a valid license, or otherwise effective written approval, from the Port Authority. Delta shall
comply with the Port/IAT Lease and all Port Authority Rules and Regulations concerning In-Flight Meals. All deliveries in connection with In-Flight Meals
must be made in a manner consistent with the Terminal 4 Rules and Regulations. Delta shall not be required to pay IAT a fee for the right to provide, or the
right to contract with any Port Authority-approved, third party contractor for such contractor to provide, for itself and/or its ATA Airline Sublessees In-Flight
Meals as and in the manner set forth in this Section 8.06 unless the Port/IAT Lease requires the payment of any such fee by IAT or Delta, in which case Delta
shall pay any such fee.
(b) Notwithstanding anything in Section 8.06(a) to the contrary, Delta shall not (and shall not permit its Sublessees to), without the prior approval of
IAT and, if required by the Port/IAT Lease, the Port Authority, advertise, promote, offer, supply, sell or give away any goods or services in Terminal 4
except for Delta sponsored events to support inaugural flights, provided, that, Delta (x) may give away goods and services (including food and liquor, but
excluding duty-free goods), and (y) may sell food and liquor for consumption in the Delta Nonpublic Space (excluding duty-free goods) but shall not sell
other goods and services without IAT's approval (taking into consideration the Master Concessions Plan and Comprehensive Retail Plan), in each case in
Delta Nonpublic Space dedicated to its passengers using premium lounge areas and/or its employees, provided that, Delta shall be responsible for any fees
required by the Port/IAT Lease in connection therewith.
Section 8.07. FIDS And BIDS. IAT shall provide and operate the hardware and software providing flight and baggage information and services,
including, but not limited to, display of flight arrival and departure information, display of baggage retrieval information, including a
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