Equipment Removal Rights Sample Clauses

Equipment Removal Rights. Delta and Pinnacle agree that Delta shall have the following equipment removal rights: (A) if Delta places CRJ-200 Aircraft in Pinnacle’s fleet pursuant to the first sentence of Section 3.02(a)(i), Delta shall have the right upon at least ninety (90) days prior written notice to remove one or more such CRJ-200 Aircraft (and related Spare Engines) selected by Delta from Pinnacle’s fleet up to the number of Aircraft added by Delta pursuant to Section 3.02(a)(i). (B) from and after the date on which Pinnacle has entered into an agreement with one or more air carriers other than Delta with respect to the operation of at least twenty (20) additional regional jet aircraft in Pinnacle’s fleet, Delta may, at its option, elect to remove one (1) CRJ-200 Aircraft and related Spare Engines selected by Delta from Pinnacle’s base fleet of one hundred twenty-four (124) CRJ-200 Aircraft (and related Spare Engines) for every two (2) regional jet aircraft operated for such other air carrier(s) which are added to Pinnacle’s fleet above the twenty (20) additional regional jet aircraft operated for such other air carrier(s); provided, however, that (1) Delta shall provide Pinnacle with at least six (6) months prior written notice of exercise of Delta’s option to remove Equipment from Pinnacle’s fleet pursuant to this provision, (2) Delta shall not remove more than twenty (20) CRJ-200 Aircraft and related Spare Engines from Pinnacle’s fleet pursuant to this provision, and in any twelve month period Delta shall not remove more than five (5) CRJ-200 Aircraft and related Spare Engines from Pinnacle’s fleet pursuant to this provision, (3) the CRJ-200 Aircraft and related Spare Engines removed from Pinnacle’s fleet pursuant to this provision shall not be operated with the Designator and shall not be operated by a third party under any type of operating, codeshare or other arrangement with Delta, and (4) Delta shall receive the CRJ-200 Aircraft and related Spare Engines removed from Pinnacle’s fleet pursuant to this provision in “as is” condition, and, notwithstanding the terms of any of the applicable Leases to the contrary, Pinnacle shall not be required to meet the return conditions contained in the applicable Leases; (C) from and after the date on which additional aircraft are added to Pinnacle’s fleet pursuant to this Agreement or any other agreement between Pinnacle and Delta (other than pursuant to Section 2.01(b)) for a term extending at least until the Termination Date, whic...
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Equipment Removal Rights. Northwest and Pinnacle agree that (A) Northwest shall have the right from time to time to cause Pinnacle to assign the Saab Leases to Northwest (or its designee) or to sublease to Northwest (or its designee) any or all of the Saab 340 Aircraft; and (B) from and after that time when Pinnacle has more than ninety-five (95) XXX-000/000 Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx shall have the right upon at least ninety (90) days prior written notice to require the removal of CRJ-200/440 Aircraft and related Spare Engines selected by Northwest from Pinnacle’s fleet provided that at no time shall the number of such Aircraft and Spare Engines removed pursuant to this Section 3.02(a)(ii)(B) cause the number of Aircraft in Pinnacle’s fleet to be less than ninety-five (95) or cause the number of Spare Engines in Pinnacle’s fleet to be less than eight (8).
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Equipment Removal Rights. Northwest and Pinnacle agree that (A) Northwest shall have the right from time to time to cause Pinnacle to assign the Saab Leases to Northwest (or its designee) or to sublease to Northwest (or its designee) any or all of the Saab 340 Aircraft; and (B) from and after that time when Pinnacle has more than eighty-three (83) CRJ-200/440 Aircraft, Northwest shall have the right upon at least nixxxx (00) xxxx xxxxx xxxtten notice to require the removal of CRJ-200/440 Aircraft and related Spare Engines selected by Northwest from Pinnacle's fleet provided that at no time shall the number of such Aircraft and Spare Engines removed pursuant to this SECTION 3.02(A)(II)(B) cause the number of Aircraft in Pinnacle's fleet to be less than eighty-three (83) or cause the number of Spare Engines in Pinnacle's fleet to be less than six (6) or, if an additional Spare Engine has been added to Pinnacle's fleet pursuant to SECTION 3.02(A)(I)(C), seven (7). 15
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