Aircraft familiarization program Sample Clauses

Aircraft familiarization program a. The familiarization program specified in paragraph “e” below (the “Training Package”) is being offered at [*], except for the [*], which are used in flight training to be performed in the Aircraft, if any, as well as, travel and board & lodging expenses of Buyer's trainees, [*]. The Training Package shall be conducted in accordance with Buyer's training program and with all applicable regulations and requirements of the Aviation Authority. b. Notwithstanding the eventual use of the term “training” in this paragraph 2.3.1, the intent of this program is solely to familiarize Buyer's pilots, mechanics, employees or representatives, duly qualified per the governing body in the country of Buyer's operation, with the operation and maintenance of the Aircraft. It is not the intent of Embraer to provide basic training (“ab-initio”) to any representatives of Buyer. c. The Training Package, as applicable, shall occur prior to the [*] Aircraft Actual Delivery Date, as it shall be previously agreed upon by Buyer and Embraer [*]. Buyer must give written notification to Embraer [*] days in advance of Buyer's expected training schedule (including the full name and identification of each attendee) and Buyer shall [*]. Substitutions will not be accepted for training within this period. [*] should Buyer not take all or any portion of the Training Package on or before[*], Buyer shall be deemed to have fully waived its rights to such service, no refund or indemnity being due by Embraer to Buyer in this case. d. The Training Package shall be conducted by Embraer's designated trainer provider in United States, or at such other location, as Embraer shall reasonably designate [*]. e. The Training Package covers: e.1 One (1) Pilot Familiarization Program for up to [*] including (i) ground familiarization as regards Aircraft systems, weight and balance, performance and normal/emergency procedures and, (ii) flight simulator training in [*] in accordance with the Aviation Authority's approved Flight Operations Training Program. e.2 One (1) Maintenance Familiarization Course for up to [*] This course shall consist of classroom familiarization with Aircraft systems and structures and shall be in accordance with ATA specification 104, level III. f. Buyer shall be solely responsible for submitting its training programs to the Aviation Authority for approval. g. The presence of Buyer's authorized trainees shall be allowed exclusively in those areas related to the subject matter hereof ...
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Aircraft familiarization program a. The familiarization program specified in paragraph “e” below (the “Training Package”) is being offered at [*] except for the [*] which are used in flight training to be performed in the Aircraft, if any, as well as, travel and board & lodging expenses of Buyer’s trainees, [*]. The Training Package shall be conducted in accordance with Buyer’s training program and with all applicable regulations and requirements of the Aviation Authority.
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