American International Group and Chief Executive Robert Benmosche have signed an aircraft time-sharing agreement covering the rules for when he may take a company jet on personal detours from business trips, according to a filing by the company.

The agreement elaborates on a so-called Luxury Expenditure Policy that AIG put into effect at the end of December. That agreement already allowed Benmosche personal use of corporate aircraft if the use “is incidental to a business trip and the incremental cost is paid by the AIG CEO,” according to that agreement.

Personal use of company aircraft otherwise is “strictly prohibited,” the December agreement said.

The pact settles a reported dispute between Benmosche, who took the helm of AIG in August, and government regulators overseeing AIG’s bailout.