APU Sample Clauses

APU a) Certified Statement on Status of APU; b) In house modifications (if applicable); c) Approved Release to Service Certification for installed units; d) APU Log Book/ Master Record of Installation/ Removals; e) APU Shop Visit Reports & reason for removal, for all APU shop visits; f) Dirty finger print shop work cards and material data sheets for all APU shop visits; g) Statement of APU hours to Aircraft Flying hours (if applicable); h) APU Borescope Report; i) Last Test Run Report; j) All Life Limited Parts (LLPs) will have complete life traceability of time consumed (Cycles and/or Flight Hours as applicable) since new. Such traceability shall include historical removal and installation documentation of each LLP in respect of each APU where such LLP had been installed and where time has been consumed. Each removal and installation document will evidence LLP total Flight Hours and LLP total Cycles accumulated in each Engine or module; k) Each LLP will have a signed and certified cover page including engine or module total hours, total Cycles, part total Flight Hours, total Cycles and date for each removal and installation depicting the life of the part since new. Notwithstanding, any LLPs replaced during the term of the lease will have the most recent FAA 8130-3 tag or JAA Form 1, as applicable, used to install such LLP into the applicable APU; l) APU manufacturer’s or FAA or EASA approved data shall be provided for any discrepancies outside of the APU manufacturer’s APU shop manual limits that documents approval for unlimited continued service, without time limitations for removal, repair or replacement, or have any special or distinct inspection requirements. The data shall include: i) Approval form; ii) Complete description of the discrepancy; iii) Supporting analysis and documentation; m) APU manufacturer’s or FAA or EASA approved data shall be provided for any repairs not in accordance with the APU manufacturer’s APU shop manual that documents approval for unlimited continued service, without time limitations for removal, repair or replacement, or have any special or distinct inspection requirements. The data shall include: i) Approval form; ii) Complete description of repair; iii) Supporting analysis and documentation; and n) Current disk sheet (LLP) signed and certified, if applicable.
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APU. (a) The APU shall be serviceable in accordance with the Approved Maintenance Program parameters; (b) The APU will have not less than half-time remaining to the next shop visit based upon the AMR reliability program and the APU manufacturer's MTBR statistics; and (c) If the APU: (i) has fewer Flight Hours remaining until the next scheduled removal for overhaul under the Agreed Maintenance Program than it had on the Delivery Date, then the Lessee shall pay to the Lessor an amount equal to the product of (i) such difference, multiplied by (ii) US$9.00 per Flight Hour; and (ii) has a greater number of Flight Hours remaining until the next scheduled removal for overhaul under the Agreed Maintenance Program than it had on the Delivery Date, then the Lessor shall pay to the Lessee an amount equal to the product of (i) such difference, multiplied by (ii) US$9.00 per Flight Hour.
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APU. If the APU undergoes "off the fuselage" maintenance (as hereinafter defined) pursuant to Lessee's Maintenance Program performed by an Approved Maintenance Performer approved by Lessor, subject to the last sentence of this clause (D), Lessor will reimburse Lessee, from the APU Payments paid to Lessor by Lessee as of the date such maintenance is completed, for the actual cost incurred by Lessee for such off the fuselage maintenance. "Off the fuselage" maintenance of the APU means any heavy maintenance of the APU performed by an Approved Maintenance Performer during a shop visit that requires teardown/disassembly, to the extent the same results in performance restoration; provided, however, such maintenance will not include the cost of removal, shipment or re-installation of the APU or any maintenance of components associated with an installed auxiliary power unit. Lessor will make such APU Payments available to Lessee for the cost of off the fuselage maintenance of the removed APU: (x) when Lessee reinstalls such APU in the Airframe following such maintenance or (y) when Lessee replaces such APU with an auxiliary power unit that meets all requirements of this Lease, including Article 6 hereof (determined immediately after such off the fuselage maintenance of the removed APU and on the assumption that the removed APU had been reinstalled in the Airframe).
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APU. (a) The APU shall be serviceable in accordance with the Agreed Maintenance Program.
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APU. (a) The APU shall be serviceable in accordance with the Agreed Maintenance Program parameters. (b) The historical and technical records, condition trend monitoring data, power assurance runs and borescope inspection shall not indicate an abnormal acceleration in the rate of performance deterioration or oil consumption in the APU.
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APU. The APU shall be in a serviceable condition and have accumulated not more than 2,000 APU Hours since its last shop visit for heavy repair (as defined by the APU manufacturer) (subject to paragraph 8 of Schedule “1” hereto).
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APU. The auxiliary power unit of the Aircraft ("APU") shall be in serviceable condition.
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APU. G001 Certified Statement on Status of APU (if applicable) G002 Certified SB Compliance Report/AD Status Report G003 Approved Release to Service Certification for installed units G004 APU Log Book/Master Record of Installation/Removals G005 Complete copies of all APU Shop Visit Reports & Reason for Removal G006 Statement of APU Hours to Aircraft Flying Hours G007 LLP Status and Full Traceability to birth G008 APU Borescope Report G009 Last On-Wing/Health Check Data sheets (if applicable) G010 Last Test Cell Run G011 Blank G012 Certified Incident and Accident Statement with respect to the APU
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APU. Lessee will return the Aircraft's installed APU in good and efficient operating condition in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications and those of the Maintenance Program, ordinary wear and tear alone excepted. Immediately prior to the return of the Aircraft the APU shall be inspected and all items requiring repair or replacement shall be repaired or replaced at Lessee's expense. Any operational discrepancies of the APU shall be corrected in accordance with the Maintenance Program at Lessee's expense prior to the return of the Aircraft to Lessor.
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