Engine Maintenance Agreement definition

Engine Maintenance Agreement means any maintenance of on-condition agreements in respect of an Engine between the Owner and the relevant Engine manufacturer or other maintenance provider that is not an Affiliate of the Owner.
Engine Maintenance Agreement means a "Power-By-The-Hour" Maintenance Agreement between the Engine Manufacturer and Lessee (or other similar agreement between Lessee and any other Authorized Maintenance Performer), as approved by Lessor (with such right to approve, however, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, being limited to the lien rights granted under the agreement to such Authorized Maintenance Performer and, in regard to the first such agreement, the assignability of the agreement), in effect from time to time, which shall provide for full maintenance (other than routine day-to-day maintenance; PROVIDED, that foreign-object damage, life-limited parts, line replacement units and abuse may be excluded or separately charged) for the Engines at no cost other than standard per-cycle (or per hour) rates (I.E., excluding charges based on the current maintenance status of the Engines), all benefits of which program are generally available to qualifying air carriers located in the United States.
Engine Maintenance Agreement means the contract entered into between Contractor and Rolls Royce Corporation, dated as of September 28, 2004 for the maintenance of the Engines, as amended and supplemented or replaced from time to time.

Examples of Engine Maintenance Agreement in a sentence

  • Without limiting Contractor’s right to decide whether or not the engines associated with the Additional Uncovered Aircraft are included within the scope of an LLP Program, Contractor shall keep the engines associated with the Additional Uncovered Aircraft within the scope of the Engine Maintenance Agreement (excluding any provisions related to such LLP Program), unless otherwise agreed by Continental.

  • This Engine Maintenance Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into as of April 30, 2004 among Atlas Air, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("AAI"), Polar Air Cargo, Inc., a California corporation ("Polar" and, together with AAI, the "Operator"), and MTU Maintenance Hannover GmbH, a German limited liability company ("MTU-H").

  • To ensure that Contractor has Sublessee Excess Spare Engines, until ***, Contractor shall retain and devote up to *** Contractor-owned serviceable spare engines (the “*** Spares”) which shall be over and above the number of spare engines that are required under the Engine Maintenance Agreement (after consideration of the number of Covered Aircraft then operating hereunder) to support the return of aircraft hereunder.

  • Prior to the use of such Sublessee Excess Spare Engines, the parties will determine a mutually acceptable rate to be paid by United to Contractor for the use of such engine; provided that with respect to the *** Spares such rate shall be the per-hour and per-cycle maintenance costs for such engines under the Engine Maintenance Agreement or, if any such engine is not covered by the Engine Maintenance Agreement, Contractor’s reasonable per-hour and per-cycle maintenance costs for such engine.

  • The Operating Lessee will be required to pay airframe and (unless and for such time as the Operating Lessee is a party to an Engine Maintenance Agreement) engine reserves (collectively the "Maintenance Reserves") and/or any security deposit (the "Security Deposit") in circumstances where such Maintenance Reserves and such Security Deposit (if any) as the Operating Lessee deems appropriate in accordance with the Standard on such terms as would be appropriate when acting in accordance with the Standard.

  • Trust Agreement Primary cco.clob.1001.0039482.001.b Aeroservicios Corp.,SA de CV(aka Gard) Engine Maintenance Agreement Ancillary cco.subk.0998.0035260 American Railcar Industries, Inc.


More Definitions of Engine Maintenance Agreement

Engine Maintenance Agreement means the contract entered into between Contractor and Rolls Royce Corporation, dated as of September 28, 2004 for the maintenance of the Engines, as amended and supplemented or replaced from time to time. ERJ Aircraft — means any Xxxxxxx XXX-000 xx XXX-000 aircraft. Event of Default — is defined in Section 8.04.