En-route One Engine Inoperative Sample Clauses

En-route One Engine Inoperative. The Aircraft shall meet JAR regulations minimum en-route climb gradient (1.1%), with one engine inoperative and the other one operating at the maximum continuous thrust available at that altitude, with air conditioning on, with anti-icing off, at an Aircraft gross weight of *** in cruise configuration, in *** conditions at a pressure altitude of a guaranteed value of not less than: *** *** This information is subject to confidential treatment and has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. CT1004628 APPENDIX 1 - GE Private & Confidential APPENDIX 1 to LETTER AGREEMENT N° 5
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En-route One Engine Inoperative. The Original A319 Aircraft will **
En-route One Engine Inoperative. The Aircraft shall meet JAR regulations minimum en-route climb one engine inoperative and the other operating at the maximum continuous thrust with anti-icing off at an Aircraft gross weight of *** in the cruise configuration in ISA conditions at a guaranteed geometric altitude of not less than : ***.
En-route One Engine Inoperative. Each Aircraft shall meet FAR 25 regulations minimum en-route climb gradient (currently 1.1%) with one engine inoperative, the other operating at the maximum continuous thrust available at the altitude with air conditioning bleeds on, without anti-icing, at a gross weight of *** pounds in the cruise configuration in ISA conditions, at a geometric altitude of *** feet. 1.3 Take-off distance
En-route One Engine Inoperative. The Aircraft shall **
En-route One Engine Inoperative. The Aircraft will meet FAR regulations minimum en-route climb with one engine inoperative and the other operating at the maximum continuous thrust with anti-icing off *** Confidential Treatment Requested Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. [...***...] Letter Agreement

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