Used Aircraft definition

Used Aircraft means each aircraft that is not a new aircraft, as defined in paragraph (v) above.
Used Aircraft means each aircraft that is not a new aircraft, as defined in paragraph 1.13.42 above.
Used Aircraft means an aircraft that is not a new aircraft

Examples of Used Aircraft in a sentence

  • Used Aircraft Sales: Many companies engage in the purchasing and selling of used aircraft.

  • It refers to and incorporates the terms of the Master Used Aircraft Purchase Agreement, 2012 (“Master Agreement”).

  • Used Aircraft Sales: Many entities engage in the purchasing and selling of used aircraft.

  • The exact Delivery Dates and the exact MSN will be notified to the Lessee as soon as practicable and at the latest at the stage of each Used Aircraft Operating Lease agreement negotiation.

  • The difference courses from the Used Aircraft ATR 72-200 type to the ATR 72-600 Aircraft type will be [*****] by Seller to Buyer for such pilots, flight attendants and mechanics initially trained to ATR 72-200 Used Aircraft type.


More Definitions of Used Aircraft

Used Aircraft means each aircraft that is not a new aircraft.
Used Aircraft means prior to registration in one of the three Authorities, the aircraft had been registered and operated in other countries or regions.
Used Aircraft means one or more, as the context so requires, of the interim aircraft to be supplied by Seller to Buyer as detailed in Clause 18.1. “Used Aircraft [*****]” means, in respect of each Aircraft, the payment to be made by Buyer to Seller in accordance with Appendix P (Used Aircraft Operating Lease Terms) for an amount [*****] per Used Aircraft.
Used Aircraft means an aircraft that is not a new aircraft as defined in paragraph 1.12.40.
Used Aircraft means each aircraft that is not a new aircraft, as defined in paragraph 1.12.37 above.
Used Aircraft means an aircraft which is 5 (five) years of age or have accumulated at least 5000 (five thousand) hours or both since manufacture.
Used Aircraft means any aircraft that is not a new aircraft, as defined in paragraph 1.12.32 above.