Common use of Condition of Controlled Components Clause in Contracts

Condition of Controlled Components. Aircraft and Engine hour or cycle controlled components or parts, at time of return to Lessor, shall have remaining, as a minimum, one half life and/or fifty percent (50%) of the Lessee's approved hour or cycle limit, whichever is applicable or most limiting, before any scheduled removals for overhaul, test, disassembly or replacement. All components or parts controlled on a calendar basis shall have at least twelve (12) months or fifty percent (50%) of its total approved life in hours or cycles, if greater remaining before scheduled removal for testing, overhaul or replacement. However, if a component or part has a life, overhaul or check interval limit that is less than the above, Lessee shall, at its expense, perform all such tasks immediately prior to return. All such hour/cycle or calendar controlled components or parts are defined as those components or parts controlled under the Maintenance Program.

Condition of Controlled Components. Aircraft and Engine hour or cycle controlled components or parts, at time of return to Lessor, shall have remaining, as a minimum, one half life and/or fifty percent (50%) of the Lessee's approved hour or cycle limit, whichever is applicable or most limiting, before any scheduled removals for overhaul, test, disassembly or replacement. All components or parts controlled on a calendar basis shall have at least twelve (12) months or fifty percent (50%) of its total approved life in hours or cycles, if greater greater, remaining before scheduled removal for testing, overhaul or replacement. However, if a component or part has a life, overhaul or check interval limit that is less than the above, Lessee shall, at its expense, perform all such tasks immediately prior to return. All such hour/cycle or calendar controlled components or parts are defined as those components or parts controlled under the Maintenance Program.