Common use of Assistance to Disabled Aircraft Clause in Contracts

Assistance to Disabled Aircraft. The Contractor shall have the ability to remove disabled aircraft from all operational areas of the Airport within two (2) hours from the receipt of notice from the Airports Authority and approval of the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”) provided that the Contractor may request and may be granted additional time for such removal in scenarios where the aircraft type or the disability is such as to require additional time for the removal. If the Contractor fails to remove a disabled aircraft within two (2) hours from the receipt of notice from the Airports Authority and approval of the FAA or by the time previously agreed to by the Airports Authority, the Airports Authority may assess liquidated damages as detailed in Article 12 hereunder. The Contractor shall maintain sufficient equipment as provided in the Minimum Standards to remove disabled aircraft, including at a minimum, facilities and equipment for removing all aircraft that are handled by the Contractor.

Assistance to Disabled Aircraft. The Contractor shall have the ability to remove disabled aircraft from all operational areas of the Airport within two (2) hours from the receipt of notice from the Airports Authority and approval of the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”) provided that the Contractor may request and may be granted additional time for such removal in scenarios where the aircraft type or the disability is such as to require additional time for the removal. If the Contractor fails to remove a disabled aircraft within two (2) hours from the receipt of notice from the Airports Authority and approval of the FAA or by the time previously agreed to by the Airports Authority, the Airports Authority may assess liquidated damages as detailed in Article 12 15 hereunder. The Contractor shall maintain sufficient equipment as provided in the Minimum Standards to remove disabled aircraft, including at a minimum, facilities and equipment for removing all aircraft that are handled by the Contractor.