AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES Sample Clauses

AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. LESSEE will ensure that at return of the Aircraft any and all airport, navigation and other charges which give rise or may if unpaid give rise to any lien, right of detention, right of sale or other Security Interest in relation to the Aircraft, Engine or any Part have been paid and discharged in full and will at LESSOR's request produce evidence thereof satisfactory to LESSOR.
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AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. Lessee shall ensure that upon Return any and all airport, navigation and other similar charges in connection with the use and operation of the Aircraft or any other aircraft operated by or in Lessee’s fleet of aircraft which give rise or would if unpaid give rise to any Lien in relation to the Aircraft or any Item of Equipment have been paid and discharged in full and will at Lessor’s written request produce reasonable evidence thereof reasonably satisfactory to Lessor.
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AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. LESSEE will ensure that at return of the Aircraft any and all airport, navigation and other charges which give rise or may if unpaid give rise to any lien, right of detention, right of sale or other Security Interest in relation to the Aircraft, Engine, APU or any Part have been paid and discharged in full and will at LESSOR’s request produce evidence thereof satisfactory to LESSOR, except to the extent being contested in good faith provided LESSEE shall have agreed in writing to pay any such charges determined pursuant to such contest to be due and owing to the relevant authorities, and provided that there is no likelihood of the placement of any Security Interest on or seizure of the Aircraft, Engine, APU or any Part.
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AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. 12.5.1 Sublessee will promptly pay and discharge when due all landing fees and other similar Airport Charges imposed by the authorities of any airport from or to which the Aircraft may operate and any charges (including without limitation, all Air Navigation Charges) imposed by virtue of any regulations made by any relevant authority or any other charges in respect of air navigation incurred,in each case in respect of all aircraft of which it is the operator, and will indemnify and hold harmless Sublessor in respect of the same. This indemnity will continue in full force and effect notwithstanding the termination or expiration of this Agreement. Sublessee will ensure that all such charges are paid on a regular basis and that invoices are received (and, if not received, are specifically requested) by it from the relevant authorities no more than three (3) months after the event to which the charges relate. 12.5.2 If requested by Sublessor, Sublessee will provide Sublessor with a list of the airports to which the Aircraft or Sublessee's other aircraft are regularly operated. Sublessee hereby authorises any Aviation Authority, any airport or any other creditor claiming rights on the Aircraft or Sublessee's other aircraft to confirm the status of Sublessee's payments to such creditor for the Aircraft and its other aircraft, as and when requested by Sublessor. To evidence this authority, Sublessee will at Sublessor's request execute one or more authorities substantially in the form of Schedule 7.
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AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. Lessee will ensure that on the Return Occasion, any and all airport, navigation and other charges imposed or levied by the airport at which the Aircraft is habitually based as at the date of the Return Occasion (if located outside the United States) that give rise or might if unpaid give rise to any Lien, right of detention or right of sale in relation to the Aircraft, any Engine or any Part, whether incurred in respect of the Aircraft or any other aircraft operated by Lessee, have been paid and discharged in full and will at Lessor's request produce evidence thereof satisfactory to Lessor, which may include a certificate of an officer of Lessee stating that all such outstanding airport, navigation or other charges have been paid in full and that no such charge is being contested by Lessee.
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AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. 12.5.1 Lessee will promptly pay and discharge when due all landing fees and other similar Airport Charges imposed by the authorities of any airport from or to which the Aircraft may operate and any charges (including without limitation, all Air Navigation Charges) imposed by virtue of any regulations made by any relevant authority or any other charges in respect of air navigation incurred, in each case in respect of all aircraft of which it is the operator, and will indemnify and hold harmless Lessor in respect of the same. This indemnity will continue in full force and effect notwithstanding the termination or expiration of this Agreement. Lessee will ensure that all such charges are paid on a regular basis and that invoices are received (and, if not received, are specifically requested) by it from the relevant authorities no more than three (3) months after the event to which the charges relate. 12.5.2 If requested by Lessor, Lessee will provide Lessor with a list of the airports to which the Aircraft or Lessee's other aircraft are regularly operated. Lessee hereby authorises any Aviation Authority, any airport or any other creditor claiming rights on the Aircraft or Lessee's other aircraft to confirm the status of Lessee's payments to such creditor for the Aircraft and its other aircraft, as and when requested by Lessor. To evidence this authority, Lessee will at Lessor's request execute one or more authorities substantially in the form of Schedule 7.
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AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. Lessee shall ensure that upon return of the Aircraft any and all airport, navigation and other charges (including, without limitation, any Eurocontrol or other like air traffic control charges) which shall give rise, or may if unpaid, give rise to any lien, right of detention, right of sale or other Lien in relation to the Aircraft, any Engine or any Part, whether incurred in respect of the Aircraft or any other aircraft operated by Lessee, have been paid and discharged in full (whether or not due) and Lessee shall, at Lessor's request, produce evidence thereof satisfactory to Lessor.
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AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. Sublessee will promptly pay and discharge when due all landing fees and other similar Airport Charges imposed by the authorities of any airport from or to which the Aircraft may operate and any charges (including without limitation, all Air Navigation Charges) imposed by virtue of any regulations made by any relevant authority or any other charges in respect of air navigation incurred, in each case in respect of all aircraft of which it is the operator. Sublessee will ensure that all such charges are paid on a regular basis and that invoices are received (and, if not received, are specifically requested) by it from the relevant authorities no more than three (3) months after the event to which the charges relate.
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AIRPORT AND NAVIGATION CHARGES. 81 15.9 RECTIFICATION OF RE-DELIVERY CONDITION............................................... 82 15.10 EXPORT AND DE-REGISTRATION OF AIRCRAFT............................................... 82
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