MAINTENANCE COST PER HOUR PROGRAM PROCEDURES Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE COST PER HOUR PROGRAM PROCEDURES. 3.1 MCPH Eligibility. Commencing on the Effective Date, GE shall provide Services, as further described in this Article 3, and Copa shall pay the MCPH Rate, for all of Copa's Engines listed by Engine serial number in Exhibit B on a MCPH basis upon eligibility of each Engine as follows: 3.1.1 Engines listed on Exhibit B as of the Effective Date shall be eligible for the MCPH Program as of the Effective Date and shall be charged at the applicable Base Price per Engine Flying Hour ("EFH") as set forth in Exhibit A. 3.1.2 New Engines (Serviceable Engines with less than one hundred (100) operating hours since manufacture), or as otherwise agreed by the Parties, shall be eligible for MCPH coverage as of the date of aircraft or spare Engine acceptance and shall be charged the Base Price Per Engine Flying Hour ("EFH") for the applicable Engine Year as set forth in Exhibit A. 3.1.3 After the Effective Date and with GE's written consent, Copa may add additional used CFM56-7 engines (which may be eligible or ineligible at the time of such addition) to this Agreement for the remaining term hereunder as specified in Exhibit A hereto. As a condition to GE's consent to add such an Engine, Customer shall disclose whether or not such additional Engine has had any non-OEM approved part or repair installed or performed. All non-OEM parts or repairs shall be removed by GE or Customer at Customer's expense prior to eligibility of such additional Engine. On the date of such addition, Copa shall begin paying the applicable, adjusted and escalated MCPH Rate for each such Engine based upon its Engine Year. Upon meeting the eligibility requirements, which may require completing a Qualifying Shop Visit, the added Engine shall be eligible for MCPH Shop Visits and all other MCPH Services, subject to then-current terms and conditions. Any such addition shall be documented by amending Exhibit B accordingly. All MCPH charges paid by Copa for such an Engine, to the point such Engine meets the MCPH Program's eligibility requirements, shall be credited up to the amount of the Supplemental Work invoice for the Qualifying Shop Visit.
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MAINTENANCE COST PER HOUR PROGRAM PROCEDURES. 3.1 Maintenance Cost Per Hour (“MCPH”) Eligibility. Commencing on the Effective Date, GE shall provide maintenance Services, as further described in this Article 3, and Customer shall pay the MCPH Rate, for all of Customer’s Engines listed by Engine serial number in Exhibit C on a MCPH basis upon eligibility of each Engine as follows: 3.1.1 New Engines (Serviceable Engines with less than *** operating hours since manufacture) shall be eligible for MCPH coverage as of the Effective Date and shall be subject the Base Price Per Engine Flying Hour (“EFH”) as set forth in Exhibit A. “Used” Engines are Serviceable Engines with *** operating hours. 3.1.2 Used Engines shall be subject to the Base Price Per EFH as set forth in Exhibit A as of the mutually agreed start date.
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