Basic Shop Visit definition

Basic Shop Visit means, with respect to any Engine or the APU, any shop visit, as defined by the Engine Manufacturer or the APU manufacturer, as the case may be, that is based on an approved program of condition monitoring and trend monitoring of performance deterioration that results in an Engine or APU, as the case may be, being restored to full performance standard.

Basic Shop Visit means any shop visit, as defined by the Engine Manufacturer that is based on an approved program of condition monitoring and trend monitoring of performance deterioration that results in an Engine being restored to full performance standard.

Basic Shop Visit means, (1) with respect to any Engine, any shop visit, as defined by Engine Manufacturer that is based on an approved program of condition monitoring and trend monitoring of performance deterioration requiring complete disassembly, inspection and repair of any module of an Engine or a whole Engine that results in a minimum of 5,000 cycles of operation remaining on each of the life limited Parts in such Engine and with an attempt to restore performance to a level consistent with Engine Manufacturer's specification applicable to such Parts upon the completion of a shop visit of the kind contemplated by this clause (1) and (2) with respect to the APU, a restoration of the nucleus or hot section as defined by the APU manufacturer.

Examples of Basic Shop Visit in a sentence

• In any case in which the amount paid to Lessee is not sufficient to pay the cost of such check, Basic Shop Visit or Landing Gear Overhaul, to such extent Lessee shall be obligated to meet such costs from its own resources.

• With respect to the APU, have no more than 3,000 APU hours since last removal and the most recent Basic Shop Visit, and shall have a video borescope inspection performed by Lessee during Final Inspection, and in the presence of the Inspecting Parties, and satisfactory evidence shall be provided to Lessor reflecting the correction of any discrepancies from manufacturer or regulatory limitations, recommendations and/or tolerances found during such inspection.

• Lessor shall not be obliged to pay any sum under Sections 3.2 of this Schedule 1 to the extent the amount requested would exceed the lesser of (1) the balance in the relevant notional account at and as of the time the relevant check, Basic Shop Visit or Landing Gear Overhaul was completed and (2) the balance of such notional account at the time Lessor is required pursuant to this Section 3 to make a payment to Lessee in respect of such request.

• Lessor shall, subject to Section 2.4 of this Schedule 2 and if no Default has occurred and is then continuing, reimburse Lessee from the APU account the actual costs incurred by Lessee in respect of labor and materials consumed during a scheduled Basic Shop Visit for the APU, including the cost of defect rectification (but excluding any maintenance resulting from design faults or damage covered by warranty or caused by accidental damage, foreign objects, faulty maintenance or operational mishandling).

• With respect to the APU, have no less than 3,000 APU Hours remaining until its next APU Basic Shop Visit, and the APU shall have had a complete (100% of all accessible stages) video borescope inspection performed at Lessor’s cost.

• With respect to the APU, have not more than 3,500 APU Hours since its last removal and APU Basic Shop Visit, and the APU shall have had a complete (100% of all accessible stages) video borescope inspection shall have been performed at Lessor’s cost.

• Lessor shall not be obliged to pay any sum under Sections 2.2 of this Schedule 2 to the extent the amount requested would exceed the lesser of (1) the balance in the relevant notional account at and as of the time the relevant check, Basic Shop Visit or Landing Gear Overhaul was completed and (2) the balance of such notional account at the time Lessor is required pursuant to this Section 2 to make a payment to Lessee in respect of such request.

More Definitions of Basic Shop Visit

Basic Shop Visit means, (1) with respect to any Engine, any shop visit, as defined by Engine Manufacturer that is based on an approved program of condition monitoring and trend monitoring of performance deterioration requiring complete disassembly, inspection and repair of any module of an Engine or a whole Engine that results in a minimum of 5,000 cycles of operation remaining on each of the life limited Parts in such Engine and with an attempt to restore performance to a level consistent with Engine Manufacturer's specification applicable to Frontier Lease Agreement (MSN 28760) Schedule 1 Execution Copy -2- such Parts upon the completion of a shop visit of the kind contemplated by this clause (1) and (2) with respect to the APU, a restoration of the nucleus or hot section as defined by the APU manufacturer.