PRR and Service Bulletin Incorporation Sample Clauses

PRR and Service Bulletin Incorporation. During the refurbishment of each Test Aircraft, Boeing will incorporate all applicable Production Revision Records (PRRs) and Service Bulletins which have been released by Boeing for incorporation in other Aircraft scheduled for delivery to Buyer prior to the scheduled delivery of the Test Aircraft except for any such PRRs and/or Service Bulletins which are impracticable (in the reasonable mutual judgment of Boeing and Buyer) to so retrofit on the Test Aircraft. Boeing will review its plans for incorporation of such PRRs and Service Bulletins with Buyer prior to the refurbishment of the Test Aircraft. Any delay in the delivery of the Test Aircraft resulting from the incorporation of such PRRs and/or Service Bulletins shall be an excusable delay within the meaning of Article 6 of the Purchase Agreement. If the reason for not incorporating any such PRR or service bulletin is the unavailability of retrofit kits, Boeing will furnish such retrofit kits to Buyer at no charge as soon as they can reasonably be made available and Boeing will reimburse Buyer for its direct labor to install such kits at the then current warranty labor reimbursement rate.
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