Airline Controllable Delay definition

Airline Controllable Delay means an aircraft delay due to circumstances within the reasonable control of ABX, as determined in accordance with the prior practice of DHL and ABX, including (i) the mechanical breakdown of an Aircraft; (ii) the acts or omissions of a Flight Crew; or (iii) flight planning, flight following or dispatch issues.
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Airline Controllable Delay means an aircraft delay due to circumstances within the reasonable control of ABX, as determined in accordance with the prior practice of the Parties, including (i) the mechanical breakdown of an Aircraft; (ii) the acts or omissions of a Flight Crew; or (iii) flight planning, flight following or dispatch issues.Initials: ABX: DHL:
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Examples of Airline Controllable Delay in a sentence

  • In addition, ABX shall, subject to availability as determined by ABX in its discretion, make one or more Spare Aircraft available to DHL in order: (i) to perform flights not part of the Flight Schedule at DHL’s reasonable request and upon the provision of reasonable notice; or (ii) to substitute for an Aircraft that is unavailable due to a reason that is not attributable to an Airline Controllable Delay.

  • ABX shall make commercially reasonable efforts to provide and operate one or more Spare Aircraft, as necessary, on all or part of an Aircraft/route line pursuant to the Flight Schedule in substitution for an Aircraft when such Aircraft is unavailable to perform the Services pursuant to the Flight Schedule due to an Airline Controllable Delay.

  • In each such case: (i) DHL shall compensate ABX at the rate of $[*] per day, or portion thereof, for the use of such Spare Aircraft; and (ii) to the extent that such Spare Aircraft is unavailable to substitute for an Aircraft that is unavailable due to an Airline Controllable Delay, then the unavailability of such Spare Aircraft shall not count against ABX in the calculation of ABX’s Arrival Performance for the relevant period.

  • ABX shall make commercially reasonable efforts to provide and operate one or more Spare Aircraft, as necessary, on all or part of an air route pursuant to the Flight Schedule in substitution for an Aircraft when such Aircraft is unavailable to perform the Services pursuant to the Flight Schedule due to an Airline Controllable Delay.