Aircraft Records definition

Aircraft Records means that portion of the Data listed under the caption "RECORDS" in Exhibit D.

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Aircraft Records means (i) the "Aircraft Records" as defined in the Certificate of Acceptance and (ii) all records, logs and other materials referred to in Clause 6.6(b).

Aircraft Records means all historical records, manuals, logbooks, documents, wiring diagrams, technical data, maintenance manuals, maintenance records, flight records and all other records, including all up-to-date additions, renewals, revisions and replacements thereof, relating to an Aircraft.

Examples of Aircraft Records in a sentence

Serialized Aircraft Records detailing shop action of all replacement items, appliances, assemblies and component parts thereof which are installed on the Aircraft during the Term of the Lease shall be maintained until returned with the Aircraft.
Life Limited Parts (LLPs) as specified by Aircraft, Airframe, Engine, and Appliance Type Data Sheets and Time Controlled Components identified by MPD shall possess all historic Aircraft Records necessary to establish origin, date, hours and cycles at each installation and removal, last shop visit findings and Return to Service where applicable, in addition to total service and authenticity.
Upon return, each page of all acceptable automated Aircraft Records shall be verified and authenticated with a signature or stamp representing Lessee Quality Assurance organization or other agreed to agent of Lessee, and dated.
At a minimum, Lessee shall maintain Aircraft Records in accordance with the requirements of the Aeronautics Authority in addition to the requirements contained in this Lease.
Such documentation shall be maintained with the Aircraft Records until superseded.
All documentation necessary to assure and demonstrate method of compliance with ADs (and any mandatory program which comes into effect during the Term) shall become a permanent part of the Aircraft Records and shall be returned with the Aircraft.
All technical and engineering data, calculations and drawings covering those alterations that remain incorporated, in whole or in part, on the Aircraft at the end of the Term shall become a permanent part of Aircraft Records and shall be delivered to Lessor at redelivery of the Aircraft.
Aircraft Records resulting from such inspections shall be maintained until returned with the Aircraft.
Lessee shall maintain all Aircraft Records delivered with the Aircraft without interruption.
Lessee shall maintain accurate, complete, and current Aircraft Records of all flights and cycles made by, and all maintenance and inspection performed on the Aircraft Airframe, Engines, Appliances or component parts thereof.

More Definitions of Aircraft Records

Aircraft Records means (i) all airframe, engine, propeller and accessory manuals, logbooks, drawings, plans, tags, data and technical records relating to or required to be maintained with respect to the Aircraft, including without limitation traceability records, task cards, overhaul records, maintenance records and contracts, computerized maintenance programs, warranties, FAA form 337s (if any) and information back-to-birth of any and all parts of the Aircraft, and (ii) all documentation, certificates, exemptions and licenses relating to the Aircraft (itself and not solely to the authorization or manner of a specific operation of the Aircraft by the Seller personally). All Aircraft Records shall be printed, published or written in English.

Aircraft Records means (a) the maintenance log books, flight log book, summaries of operations or work performed, reports of repair, alterations, rebuild, installation, modification, removal and replacement and inspection or overhaul of the Airframe, Engines or Parts and (b) all publications, notebooks, data, operations manuals, maintenance manuals, Aeronautics Authority-approved maintenance program, balance loading manuals and equipment lists.

Aircraft Records means the records, manuals and logbooks relating to the Aircraft specified in Appendix II to Certificate of Acceptance No. 1 (presently Exhibit A hereto).

Aircraft Records means, for each Aircraft, the applicable Airframe Records and the Engine Records.

Aircraft Records means all historical maintenance records and other records delivered with the Aircraft for maintenance accomplished prior to the Delivery Date and current maintenance records and other records for work accomplished subsequent to the Delivery Date including, but not limited to, documents, manuals (revised up to and including the most current revisions issued by the Manufacturer), data, overhaul records, log books, original Aircraft and Engine delivery documents, Life Limited Part traceability to "zero time since new", FAA Form 8130-3 or other FAA approved serviceable parts tags, FAA forms, teardown reports for Time Controlled Parts which have been overhauled or replaced during the Term, modification records, inspection records (including NDT documentation such as x-ray and eddy current), documentation of AD compliance, time logs showing Aircraft and Engine Flight Hours and Cycles on any given date during the Term, and all other documentation pertaining to the Aircraft, Engines and Parts.

Aircraft Records. Basic Rent," "Business Day," "Event of Loss," "Lease Supplement," "Lessee," " Liens," "Lien," "Person," "Rent," "Stipulated Loss Value," "Supplemental Rent" and "Termination Payment."