Engine Documentation on Redelivery Sample Clauses

Engine Documentation on Redelivery. On redelivery, the Engine Documentation shall be in a form required for immediate use of the redelivered Engine under FAA or JAA rules and, without limiting the foregoing or 4.2 or 4.7.1(ii), shall include: (i) engine trend monitoring data gathered during its Term; (ii) relevant defect or pilot reports during its Term; (iii) engine maintenance write-ups prepared during its Term; (iv) logs of Engine Flight Hours and Engine Flight Cycles during its Term; (v) copy of the engine preservation tag (original to be shipped with Engine); (vi) copy of the serviceability tag (original to be attached to Engine); (vii) a certificate stating that, during the Term, the Engine was not (a) involved in an accident, incident, fire or a major failure, (b) exposed to stress or heat beyond limits, (c) immersed in salt water or exposed to corrosive agents outside normal operation, or (d) operated by a Government Entity, or, if any of (a)-(d) occurred, describing such events in reasonable detail; and (viii) the additional documentation, if any, required by Part I, point 23 of the Lease Agreement.
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Engine Documentation on Redelivery. On redelivery, the Engine Documentation shall be in a form required for immediate use of the redelivered Engine under FAA or JAA rules and, without limiting the foregoing or 4.2 or 4.7.1(ii), shall include: (i) engine trend monitoring data gathered during its Term; relevant defect or pilot reports during its Term; engine maintenance write-ups prepared during its Term; logs of Engine Flight Hours and Engine Flight Cycles during its Term; copy of the engine preservation tag (original to be shipped with Engine); copy of the serviceability tag (original to be attached to Engine); a certificate stating that, during the Term, the Engine was not (a) involved in an accident, incident, fire or a major failure, (b) exposed to stress or heat beyond limits, (c) immersed in salt water or exposed to corrosive agents outside normal operation, or (d) operated by a Government Entity, or, if any of (a)-(d) occurred, describing such events in reasonable detail; and the additional documentation, if any, required by Part I, point 23 of the Lease Agreement.
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