Major Modifications means (i) cabin modifications that materially change the interior layout of the Aircraft other than an addition or reduction in the number of seats or the seat mix between classes so long as the Aircraft remains a passenger aircraft, (ii) changes that affect the performance of the Aircraft, (iii) changes that adversely affect interchangeability or replaceability of Parts, (iv) changes that invalidate or impair any warranty with respect to the Airframe or any Engine or Part, (v) changes that adversely affect the eligibility of the Aircraft to obtain an airworthiness certificate from the Aviation Authority and/or (vi) any change to the Aircraft the cost of which, at the time of completion of such change, exceeds *****; provided that software and content modifications to the in-flight entertainment system shall not be Major Modifications.
Major Modifications shall include, but shall not be limited to (1) changes that alter the fundamental nature of the Aircraft as a passenger and cargo carrying aircraft or Cabin modifications that materially change the interior layout of the Aircraft, (2) changes to the Aircraft structure or performance of the Aircraft, (3) changes that adversely affect interchangeability or replaceability of Parts, (4) changes that invalidate or impair any warranty with respect to the Aircraft or any Engine or Part, (5) changes that adversely affect the eligibility of the Aircraft to obtain an airworthiness certificate from the Aviation Authority or (6) any changes that result in a variation from the original type certificate for the Aircraft, but shall exclude changes pursuant to ADs and SBs provided by Airframe Manufacturer which have Aviation Authority approval and all Required Modifications.
Major Modifications. Any modification to a Mortgage Asset Document that results in:
Examples of Major Modifications in a sentence
Developer shall not make any “Major Modifications” (defined below) to the Project without first amending this Agreement to permit such Major Modifications.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein or in the Existing Regulations, if the Planning Director approves a Minor Modification or if the City approves a Major Modification (and the corresponding amendment to this Agreement for such Major Modification), as the case may be, Developer shall not be required to obtain any other Discretionary Approvals for such modification, except for ARB approval, in the case of certain Major Modifications.
The City may impose fees, exactions, mitigation measures and conditions in connection with its approval of Minor or Major Modifications, provided that all fees, exactions, mitigation measures and conditions shall be in accordance with any applicable law.
Lessee shall not make any Major Modifications without the prior written consent of Lessor acting reasonably except to the extent the same is required by law, permitted by any provision of this Agreement or required to comply with any manufacturer’s service bulletin.
NOTE: Major Modifications allowed by the Department are listed in Section 3.1.7 of the CGP.
More Definitions of Major Modifications
Major Modifications include, but shall not be limited to (i) changes that alter the fundamental nature of an Aircraft as a passenger and cargo carrying aircraft, (ii) changes to the Engine or an engine that affects the performance of an Aircraft or the Engine, (iii) changes that adversely affect interchangeability or replaceability of Parts, (iv) substitution of different types of equipment or accessories which are not equivalent in cost, value and/or operational capability to the equipment or accessories being replaced, (v) changes that invalidate or impair any warranty with respect to the Engine or any Part, (vi) changes that adversely affect the eligibility of an Aircraft or Engine to obtain an airworthiness certificate from the FAA or (vii) any changes that result in a variation from the original type certificate for an Aircraft (other than changes between 44 seat and 50 seat configurations of an Aircraft as permitted by the Airline Services Agreement), but shall exclude changes pursuant to airworthiness directives.
Major Modifications include, but shall not be limited to (i) changes that alter the fundamental nature of the Aircraft as a passenger and cargo carrying aircraft, or cabin modifications that materially change the interior layout of the Aircraft, (ii) changes to the Aircraft structure or performance of the Aircraft, (iii) changes that adversely affect interchangeability or replaceability of Parts, (iv) substitution of different types of equipment or accessories which are not equivalent in cost, value and/or operational capability to the equipment or accessories being replaced, (v) changes that invalidate or impair any warranty with respect to the Aircraft or any Engine or Part, (vi) changes that adversely affect the eligibility of the Aircraft to obtain an airworthiness certificate from the FAA or (vii) any changes that result in a variation from the original type certificate for the Aircraft, but shall exclude changes pursuant to airworthiness directives.
Major Modifications includes, but shall not be limited to: (i) changes that alter the fundamental nature of the Aircraft as a passenger and cargo carrying aircraft or Cabin modifications that materially change the interior layout of the Aircraft (excluding changes to the seats or galleys), (ii) changes to the Aircraft structure or performance of the Aircraft, (iii) changes that adversely affect interchangeability or replaceability of Parts, (iv) substitution of different types of equipment or accessories which are not equivalent in cost, value, remaining useful life and/or operational capability to the equipment or accessories being replaced, (v) changes that invalidate or impair any warranty with respect to the Aircraft or any Engine or Part, (vi) changes that adversely affect the eligibility of the Aircraft to obtain an Airworthiness Certificate from the Aviation Authority or (vii) any changes that result in a variation from the original type certificate for the Aircraft, but shall exclude changes pursuant to ADs and SBs provided by the Airframe Manufacturer which have Aviation Authority approval and all Required Modifications.
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Major Modifications means improvements to existing Telecommunications Facilities or Support Structures that result in a Substantial Increase to an Existing Structure. Co- location of new Telecommunications Facilities to an existing Support Structure without Replacement of the Structure shall not constitute a Major Modification.
Major Modifications includes, but shall not be limited to: (i) changes that alter the fundamental nature of the Aircraft as a passenger and cargo carrying aircraft or Cabin modifications that materially change the interior layout of the Aircraft, (ii) changes to the Aircraft structure or performance of the Aircraft, (iii) changes that adversely affect interchangeability or replaceability of Parts, (iv) substitution of different types of equipment or accessories which are not equivalent in cost, value, remaining useful life and/or operational capability to the equipment or accessories being replaced, (v) changes that invalidate or impair any warranty with respect to the Aircraft or any Engine or Part, (vi) changes that adversely affect the eligibility of the Aircraft to obtain an Airworthiness Certificate from the Aviation Authority or (vii) any changes that result in a variation from the original type certificate for the Aircraft, but shall exclude changes pursuant to ADs and SBs provided by the Airframe Manufacturer which have Aviation Authority approval and all Required Modifications.
Major Modifications means major modifications as such term would be understood by the FAA and, solely in connection with the Redelivery Conditions, EASA;