Common use of AIRLINE’S RESPONSIBILITY UNDER THE DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAM Clause in Contracts

AIRLINE’S RESPONSIBILITY UNDER THE DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAM. A) Airline (or Airline’s operator by delegation of this responsibility) shall: 1) Provide CFM all information and records requested by CFM that are reasonably necessary for CFM to establish and provide the Service (including, but not limited to, avionics specifications, aircraft/engine maintenance history, engine configuration information, etc.). To the extent that such information and records are not owned by Airline, Airline represents and warrants that it has full authorization to disclose such information and records to CFM and that CFM has the right to use such information and records for all of the purposes that they are provided to CFM by Airline, including fulfilling CFM’s obligations under this Agreement. 2) Make available to CFM data used in the monitoring and diagnostics of Engines eligible for coverage. Airline will authorize Airline’s air-to-ground service provider to forward the data directly to the CFM SITA/ARINC address ILNGE7X. If air-to-ground equipment is not available, CFM will work with the Airline to establish means such that the data is provided with minimal manual intervention. 3) Access the Service via the CFM Extranet. A web browser, an internet service provider and a userid/password (supplied by CFM) is required. Such access shall be subject to the then-current CFM Extranet Terms and Condition as provided on the CFM Extranet site. 4) It remains the sole responsibility of Airline to conclusively identify and resolve aircraft and Engine faults or adverse trends and make all maintenance decisions affecting Airline aircraft. CFM and Airline agree that this allocation of responsibility is reflected in the price of the Service. B) Airline acknowledges that the Services performed hereunder may be conducted by CFM affiliates outside of the U.S., and that there is no prohibition on CFM’s export of Customer data for such purposes.

AIRLINE’S RESPONSIBILITY UNDER THE DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAM. A) Airline (or Airline’s operator by delegation of this responsibility) shall: 1) Provide CFM all information and records requested by CFM that are reasonably necessary for CFM to establish and provide the Diagnostic Service (including, but not limited to, avionics specifications, aircraft/engine maintenance history, engine configuration information, etc.). To the extent that such information and records are not owned by Airline, Airline represents and warrants that it has full authorization to disclose such information and records to CFM and that CFM has the right to use such information and records for all of the purposes that they are provided to CFM by Airline, including fulfilling CFM’s obligations under this Agreement. 2) Make available to CFM data used in the monitoring and diagnostics of Engines eligible for coverage. Airline will authorize Airline’s air-to-ground service provider to forward the data directly to the CFM SITA/ARINC address ILNGE7X. If air-to-ground equipment is not available, CFM will work with the Airline to establish means such that the data is provided with minimal manual intervention. 3) Access the Diagnostic Service via the CFM Extranet. A web browser, an internet service provider and a useriduser id/password (supplied by CFM) is required. Such access shall be subject to the then-current CFM Extranet Terms and Condition as provided on the CFM Extranet site. 4) It remains the sole responsibility CFM promptly will notify Airline of Airline to conclusively identify and resolve aircraft any Aircraft and Engine Alerts, faults, or adverse trends that are identified by means of the Diagnostic Services. Airline thereafter shall make all maintenance decisions regarding resolution of such Alerts, faults or adverse trends and make all maintenance decisions affecting Airline aircraftthat have been identified. CFM and Airline agree that this allocation of responsibility is reflected in the price of the Diagnostic Service. B) Airline acknowledges that the Diagnostic Services performed hereunder may be conducted by CFM affiliates outside of the U.S., and that there is no prohibition on CFM’s export of Customer Airline data for such purposes.

AIRLINE’S RESPONSIBILITY UNDER THE DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAM. A) A. Airline (or Airline’s operator by delegation of this responsibility) shall: 1) . Provide CFM GE all information and records requested by CFM GE that are reasonably necessary for CFM GE to establish and provide the Service (including, but not limited to, avionics specifications, aircraft/engine maintenance history, engine configuration information, etc.). To the extent that such information and records are not owned by Airline, Airline represents and warrants that it has full authorization to disclose such information and records to CFM GE and that CFM GE has the right to use such information and records for all of the purposes that they are provided to CFM GE by Airline, including fulfilling CFMGE’s obligations under this Agreement. [*****] Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. 2) . Make available to CFM GE data used in the monitoring and diagnostics of Engines eligible for coverage. Airline will authorize Airline’s air-to-ground service provider to forward the data directly to the CFM GE SITA/ARINC address ILNGE7X. If air-to-ground equipment is not available, CFM GE will work with the Airline to establish means such that the data is provided with minimal manual intervention. 3) . Access the Service via the CFM GE Extranet. A web browser, an internet service provider and a useriduser id/password (supplied by CFMGE) is required. Such access shall be subject to the then-current CFM GE Extranet Terms and Condition as provided on the CFM GE Extranet site. 4) . It remains the sole responsibility of Airline to conclusively identify and resolve aircraft and Engine faults or adverse trends and make all maintenance decisions affecting Airline aircraft. CFM GE and Airline agree that this allocation of responsibility is reflected in the price of the Service. B) B. Airline acknowledges that the Services performed hereunder may be conducted by CFM GE affiliates outside of the U.S., and that there is no prohibition on CFMGE’s export of Customer Airline data for such purposes.

AIRLINE’S RESPONSIBILITY UNDER THE DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAM. A) Airline (or Airline’s operator by delegation of this responsibility) shall: 1) Provide CFM all information and records requested by CFM that are reasonably necessary for CFM to establish and provide the Service (including, but not limited to, avionics specifications, aircraft/engine maintenance history, engine configuration information, etc.*****). To the extent that such information and records are not owned by Airline, Airline represents and warrants that it has full authorization to disclose such information and records to CFM and that CFM has the right to use such information and records for all of the purposes that they are provided to CFM by Airline, including fulfilling CFM’s obligations under this Agreement.Exhibit D. 2) Make available to CFM data used in the monitoring and diagnostics of Engines eligible for coverage. Airline will authorize Airline’s air-to-ground service provider to forward the data directly to the CFM SITA/ARINC address ILNGE7X. If air-to-ground equipment is not available, CFM will work with the Airline to establish means such that the data is provided with minimal manual intervention. 3) Access the Service via the CFM Extranet. A web browser, an internet service provider and a userid/password (supplied by CFM) is required. Such access shall be subject to the then-current CFM Extranet Terms and Condition generally applicable to CFM’s customers as provided on the CFM Extranet site. 4) It remains the sole responsibility of Airline to conclusively identify and resolve aircraft Aircraft and Engine faults or adverse trends and make all maintenance decisions affecting Airline aircraftAirline’s Aircraft. CFM and Airline agree that this allocation of responsibility is reflected in the price of the Service. B) Airline acknowledges that the Services performed hereunder may be conducted by CFM affiliates outside of the U.S., and that there is no prohibition on CFM’s export of Customer Airline data for such purposes.

AIRLINE’S RESPONSIBILITY UNDER THE DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAM. A) A. Airline (or Airline’s operator by delegation of this responsibility) shall: 1) . Provide CFM GE all information and records requested by CFM GE that are reasonably necessary for CFM GE to establish and provide the Service (including, but not limited to, avionics specifications, aircraft/engine maintenance history, engine configuration information, etc.). To the extent that such information and records are not owned by Airline, Airline represents and warrants that it has full authorization to disclose such information and records to CFM GE and that CFM GE has the right to use such information and records for all of the purposes that they are provided to CFM GE by Airline, including fulfilling CFMGE’s obligations under this Agreement. 2) . Make available to CFM GE data used in the monitoring and diagnostics of Engines eligible for coverage. Airline will authorize Airline’s air-to-ground service provider to forward the data directly to the CFM SITA/ARINC address ILNGE7X. [*****]. [*****] Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. If air-to-ground equipment is not available, CFM GE will work with the Airline to establish means such that the data is provided with minimal manual intervention. 3) . Access the Service via the CFM GE Extranet. A web browser, an internet service provider and a userid/password (supplied by CFMGE) is required. Such access shall be subject to the then-current CFM GE Extranet Terms and Condition as provided on the CFM GE Extranet site. 4) . It remains the sole responsibility of Airline to conclusively identify and resolve aircraft and Engine faults or adverse trends and make all maintenance decisions affecting Airline aircraft. CFM GE and Airline agree that this allocation of responsibility is reflected in the price of the Service. B) B. Airline acknowledges that the Services performed hereunder may be conducted by CFM GE affiliates outside of the U.S., and that there is no prohibition on CFMGE’s export of Customer data for such purposes.