OPERATIONAL CHECK FLIGHT Sample Clauses

OPERATIONAL CHECK FLIGHT. Promptly after completion of all corrections required under Section 10.05 and 10.06 above, the Aircraft shall be check flown by Lessee at Lessee's risk and expense, using qualified flight personnel, for not more than two (2) hours on a noncommercial flight, for the purpose of demonstrating to Lessor the satisfactory operation of the Aircraft and its equipment and systems. If no major discrepancy is found, the Aircraft may proceed to the Return Location. Lessor's representatives may participate in such flight as observers. Lessee's pilot shall be in command of the Aircraft. Such flight shall be flown using de Havilland's operational check flight procedures sufficient to demonstrate the proper operation of all systems for normal passenger use. Upon completion of such operational check flight, the representatives of Lessee and Lessor participating in such flight shall agree in writing upon any discrepancies in such Aircraft required to be corrected by Lessee in order to comply with the provisions of this Section 10 and Exhibit F hereto and Lessee shall promptly correct or cause to be corrected at Lessee's expense any such discrepancies. If any of the discrepancies referred to in Sections 10.05 and 10.06 or 10.07 continue to persist, Lessor may (but shall not be obligated to) accept delivery of the Aircraft and apply the procedure set forth in Section 10.9 for such discrepancies.
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OPERATIONAL CHECK FLIGHT. 30 9.11. Acceptance ..................................................................30 9.12. Deferred Return Condition Discrepancy Correction ............................30 9.13. Costs .......................................................................31 9.14.
OPERATIONAL CHECK FLIGHT. 28 10.08 Acceptance ................................................... 29 10.09

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