Common use of Cape Town Convention Clause in Contracts

Cape Town Convention. The parties hereto agree that for the purposes of the Cape Town Convention, each Airframe and Engine is an “aircraft object” (as defined in the Protocol) and this Agreement constitutes (i) an International Interest in each such Airframe and each such Engine and (ii) with respect to a Lease that constitutes an International Interest, an assignment of such International Interest and associated rights associated with each such Airframe and each such Engine as regards each Assigned Lease.

Cape Town Convention. The parties hereto agree that for the purposes of the Cape Town Convention, each Airframe and Engine is an are “aircraft objectobjects” (as defined in the Protocol) and this Agreement constitutes (i) an International Interest in each such Airframe and each such Engine and (ii) Assignment constitutes, with respect to a Lease that constitutes an International Interest, an assignment of such International Interest and associated rights associated with each such Airframe and each such Engine as regards each the Assigned Lease.

Cape Town Convention. The parties hereto agree that for the purposes of the Cape Town Convention, each Airframe and Engine is an “aircraft object” (as defined in the Protocol) and this Agreement constitutes (i) an International Interest in each such Airframe and each such Engine and (ii) with respect to a Lease that constitutes an International Interest, an assignment of such International Interest and associated rights associated with each such Airframe and each such Engine as regards each Assigned LeaseEngine.