Aircraft Availability. Client acknowledges that the aircraft availability is subject to, without limitation, prior booking, crew availability, weather and ATC related events, maintenance requirements, sale of the aircraft, use by the aircraft one, and withdrawal from charter service.
Aircraft Availability. The market for aircraft is characterised by an oversupply of aircraft and a lack of willing purchasers. This, along with the increased risk of aircraft being under-utilised for the next two years (affecting the potential returns on investment in aircraft), has impacted the market value of aircraft. For example, it has been estimated that more than 100 single- aisle passenger aircraft suitable for use within New Zealand are currently in storage.
Aircraft Availability. EFS hereby reserve the right to provide the Client with a similar replacement aircraft if the actual aircraft should become unavailable. Any increased costs incurred by the replacement aircraft will be forwarded to the Client directly. In such a case the Client shall have the right to cancel the reservation.
Aircraft Availability. SIF hereby reserves the right to provide the Client with a similar replacement aircraft if the actual aircraft should become unavailable. Any increased costs incurred by the replacement aircraft will be forwarded to the Client directly. In such a case the Client shall have the right to cancel the reservation.
Aircraft Availability. Owner hereby makes available to Client up to 24 occupied flight hours per month (collectively, “Flight Hours”) in a certain Pilatus aircraft, serial number 388, FAA Registration number N388PC (hereinafter called “Aircraft”) subject to the terms and conditions set forth herein. To the extent Client does not utilize 24 Flight Hours during any calendar month, such unused hours may be carried over to the following month (“Unused Flight Hours”); provided that all Unused Flight Hours shall expire at the end of the Term.
Aircraft Availability. 5.1 The Contractor will achieve the availability of aircraft with the provision of Hawker Beechcraft B200C and B350C aircraft, solely dedicated to the ASNSW operation in accordance with the requirements of the contract.
5.2 The Contractor will have in place a pilot roster for the 25 pilots required that will provide for the contract performance requirements. Pilots will be positioned to ensure departures are within of receiving a flight order in accordance with Schedule 8, clause 3.5.5.1.
5.3 Maintenance of the Aircraft will be completed in accordance with an approved maintenance system in line with the manufacturer’s maintenance program. This system will incorporate a progressive maintenance program to ensure Aircraft are available as per the contract specification. The Aircraft will be monitored to ensure sufficient Aircraft hours are available between each Aircraft’s scheduled maintenance program.
5.4 A minimum of two (2) Contractor Engineers will be available to provide support twenty-four (24) hours a day to rectify Aircraft defects and maintain Aircraft availability, as well as progress scheduled maintenance requirements.
5.5 The Base Manager, or in his absence, the Contractor’s engineers and pilots, will closely liaise with ASNSW to ensure that availability of the Aircraft meets the ASNSW requirements.
