Redelivery of Engine Package Sample Clauses

Redelivery of Engine Package. 10.1. Consistent with the short-term nature of the STEEL, as Lessee’s maintenance obligations under the Agreement relate only to routine scheduled, condition-monitored, and on-condition line maintenance (as set out above in Section 3.8), the return conditions imposed on Lessee on the Final Date are limited. In addition, the Engine is required to be free of Liens (other than Lessor Liens) on the Final Date. 10.2. These conditions are set out in Clause 11.2 and include the Engine being returned with an FAA or JAA serviceability tag (to be specified in Part I, point 1 of the Lease Agreement), being in good operating and physical condition with only normal wear and tear, being in the same configuration as when delivered, and having a complete set of Parts. CLAUSE 11.3: FINAL INSPECTION 10.3. The Engine must have undergone a hot and cold section borescope inspection and other performance tests (if any), agreed between the parties and specified in the Lease Agreement (Part I, point 22 of the Lease Agreement). CLAUSE 11.4: ENGINE DOCUMENTATION ON REDELIVERY 10.4. Clause 11.4 outlines the return requirements for the Engine Documentation. The Engine Documentation to be returned includes not only the documentation initially delivered with the Engine but also items such as trend monitoring data, pilot reports, maintenance write-ups, logs, preservation and serviceability tags, and a comprehensive non-incident statement. All such documentation is required to be kept in the ordinary course of aircraft operations and imposes no additional burden on lessees. Any additional documentation to be provided as agreed between the parties may be specified in the Lease Agreement (Part I, point 23 of the Lease Agreement). 10.5. The provisions of Clauses 11.2, 11.3, and 11.4 do not apply if the Engine is returned because it has become Unserviceable, but such noncompliance is permitted only to the extent that compliance is not possible due to the Unserviceability. For instance, the requirement for a serviceability tag cannot be met by an unserviceable engine, but that does not relieve Lessee from its responsibility to return all Parts not affected by the Unserviceability. 10.6. The Engine is required to be prepared for return shipment in accordance with manufacturer recommendations. The parties may further stipulate other shipping requirements in Part I, point 23 of the Lease Agreement. CLAUSE 11.6: EFFECT OF NON-COMPLIANCE WITH REDELIVERY REQUIREMENTS 10.7. Should Lessee fail to ret...

Redelivery of Engine Package