Equipment Change definition
Examples of Equipment Change in a sentence
Any Equipment Change not so removed or reversed becomes the property of Lessor or Owner, as the case may be, at the Expiry Date.
LESSOR shall bear no liability in respect of, or cost for, any Equipment Change, grounding of the Aircraft, suspension of certification thereof, or loss of revenue therefrom.
Furthermore, Lessor may require Lessee to remove or reverse any Equipment Change on the Expiry Date and to restore the Aircraft to its condition prior to that Equipment Change.
Subject to Clause 8.13(c), title to all parts installed on the Aircraft, whether by way of replacement as the result of an Equipment Change or otherwise (except those installed pursuant to Clause 8.13(b) or Clause 8.15) will on installation, without further act, vest in the Lessor subject to this Agreement free and clear of all Security Interests.
So long as no Default has occurred and is continuing, Lessee may remove or reverse any Equipment Change provided that the Equipment Change is not required pursuant to the terms of the Lease or to maintain the Insurances and removal or reversal does not diminish the value, utility, airworthiness or condition of the Aircraft assuming that such Equipment Change was not made and that Aircraft is maintained in accordance with the Lease.