No Outstanding Compulsory Airworthiness Directives Sample Clauses

No Outstanding Compulsory Airworthiness Directives. To Xxxxxx’x knowledge, and except if and as disclosed in the First Disclosure Letter and, with respect to each Initial Asset, any Supplemental Disclosure Letter relating to such Initial Asset, no compulsory airworthiness directives are outstanding against any Initial Asset which would require the lessor of such Initial Asset to make contributions to the cost of compliance therewith as required under the provisions of the relevant Lease, unless the timeframe allowed therefor by the relevant airworthiness directive has not expired.
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No Outstanding Compulsory Airworthiness Directives. To Xxxxxx’ knowledge, and except if and as disclosed in the First Disclosure Letter, no compulsory airworthiness directives are outstanding on and as of the Closing Date against any Engine which would require Xxxxxx or the Seller or Purchaser of such Engine to make contributions to the cost of compliance therewith as required under the provisions of the relevant Lease.
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