Decreasing the Number of HELICOPTER Sample Clauses

Decreasing the Number of HELICOPTER. For decreasing the number of HELICOPTER as specified in article 4.3.2 of the AGREEMENT, the early termination of the HELICOPTER shall result in an Early Termination Fee calculated as follows: Early Termination Fee = % of the MSC at the termination period x the total number of remaining month(s) % of the MSC shall be referred the following table: Termination Period after the COMMENCEMENT DATE of the Terminated HELICOPTER Within 0-12 Months Within 13-36 Months Within 37-48 Months After 48th Months including Any Extension Period(s) % of the MSC 40% 30% 20% 10% The total number of remaining month(s) for PERMANENT HELICOPTER compensated, or prorata part thereof, shall be the actual remaining month(s) from the effective date of termination until the COMPLETION DATE of the SERVICES but in any event shall be limited to maximum 12 months. The total number of remaining months for CALL-OFF HELICOPTER compensated shall be the actual remaining months from the effective date of termination until the COMPLETION DATE of the SERVICES of such CALL-OFF HELICOPTER written in VARIATION ORDER as required in article 4.3.1 of the AGREEMENT but in any event shall be limited to maximum 12 months. The COMMENCEMENT DATE of CALL-OFF HELICOPTER shall be the date specified in VARATION ORDER.
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