Eligible Inflight Shutdowns Clause Samples
The 'Eligible Inflight Shutdowns' clause defines the specific circumstances under which an aircraft engine shutdown during flight is considered eligible for certain contractual remedies or coverage. Typically, this clause outlines the technical criteria or operational scenarios that qualify a shutdown as 'eligible,' such as uncommanded engine failures or shutdowns required by safety protocols, while excluding shutdowns due to pilot error or scheduled maintenance. Its core practical function is to clearly delineate which inflight shutdown events trigger obligations like warranty coverage, compensation, or support, thereby reducing ambiguity and disputes between parties regarding responsibility and entitlements.
Eligible Inflight Shutdowns. Eligible Inflight Shutdowns shall comprise the inflight shutdown of an Eligible Engine during a scheduled revenue flight which is determined to have been caused by a Failure of a Part of such Engine. Multiple inflight shutdowns of the same Engine during the same flight leg for the same problem will be counted as one (1)
Eligible Inflight Shutdowns. Eligible Inflight Shutdowns shall comprise the inflight shutdown of an Eligible Engine during a scheduled revenue flight which is determined to have been caused by a Failure of a Part of such Engine. Multiple inflight shutdowns of the same Engine during the same flight leg for the same problem will be counted as one Eligible Inflight Shutdown. A subsequent inflight shutdown on a subsequent flight leg for the same problem because corrective action has not been taken will be excluded. ---------- [****] Represents material which has been redacted and filed separately with the Commission pursuant to a request for confidential treatment pursuant to Rule 406 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.