Landing Gear definition

Landing Gear means the installed main and nose landing gear, components and their associated actuators, side braces and parts.

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Landing Gear means the landing gear specified in Schedule 1 and any replacement landing gear installed on the Airframe in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, title to which is vested in Lessor in accordance with this Agreement.

Landing Gear means the complete strut assembly of each landing gear installed on the Airframe on the Delivery Date (or any replacement for any such landing gear made pursuant to the terms of this Lease) and shall consist of the inner and outer cylinders of the main landing gear and the nose landing gear, including the truck assembly and axles of such landing gear.

Examples of Landing Gear in a sentence

• Landing Gear status with last overhaul and life limited Part status.

• Landing Gear: Will have full back to birth traceability for Landing Gear Life Limited Components and shall have TSN/TSO and CSN/CSO recorded with wheels and brakes having no more than ***** wear.

• Immediately following satisfaction of the conditions precedent specified in Clauses 3.1, 3.2 and 3.4 (or their waiver or deferral by the party entitled to grant such waiver or deferral), the Lessor and the Lessee shall forthwith complete Annex 1 to the Certificate of Acceptance (specifying the maintenance status of the Airframe, Engines, APU and Landing Gear) and the Lessee shall sign and deliver to the Lessor the Certificate of Acceptance.

• All Reserves paid by LESSEE to LESSOR will be held by LESSOR in separate accounts for each of the Airframe Reserves, Engine Reserves and Landing Gear Reserves, respectively, and shall be disbursed by LESSOR only to pay for Covered Maintenance pursuant to Section 7(D) hereof.

• LESSEE shall pay to LESSOR, on each Maintenance Reserve Date, the Airframe Reserves, the Engine Reserves and the Landing Gear Reserves for the previous Rent Period (each a "Reserve" and collectively, the "Reserves").

More Definitions of Landing Gear

Landing Gear means the landing gear (as per the Manufacturer's definition, i.e., excluding actuating mechanisms, etc.) installed on the Airframe on the Delivery Date (or such landing gear as may be substituted therefor after the Delivery Date with the prior consent of Lessor and in accordance with the requirements of this Lease).

Landing Gear means the landing gear assembly of the Aircraft excluding any rotable components.

Landing Gear means the landing gear assembly of the Aircraft including any attaching Part.

Landing Gear means each landing gear assembly of the Aircraft identified by serial numbers in the Lease Supplement and any landing gear assembly substituted for any such identified landing gear assembly in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

Landing Gear means, whether or not installed on an airframe, each landing gear, (nose gear and main gear), together with any and all modules and Parts which are either incorporated or installed from time to time in or attached to such Landing Gear.

Landing Gear means (i) each of the three landing gear listed in the Lease Supplement, (ii) any and all Parts, so long as such Parts are incorporated in, installed on, attached to or appurtenant to any such landing gear assemblies or so long as title to such Parts is vested in LESSOR in accordance with the terms of Section 8(A) after removal from any such landing gear, and (iii) all substitutions, replacements or renewals from time to time made in or to any such landing gear or to any of the Parts referred to in clause (ii) above as required or permitted under this Lease.

Landing Gear means the complete strut assembly, consisting of the inner and outer cylinders of each main landing gear and nose landing gear and all associated parts that comprise each landing gear assembly, as listed in the Aircraft Documents including side struts, braces, and uplock and downlock mechanisms but excluding, without limitation, rotable parts such as wheels, tires, brakes, transducers and switch assemblies, title to which is vested in Lessor;