Common use of Acceptance Flights Clause in Contracts

Acceptance Flights. 14.2.1 Prior to the delivery of each Aircraft, Seller shall fly such Aircraft (the “Acceptance Flight”) up to a maximum of [***] unless additional hours are necessary to demonstrate to Customer the performance of the Aircraft and its equipment in accordance with the Acceptance Flight Protocol (defined below). Up to [***] representatives of Customer (including the airworthiness inspectors referred to in Article 14.2.4) may attend the Acceptance Flight as observers. 14.2.2 Seller shall provide to Customer, at least [***] calendar days prior to the first day of the Scheduled Delivery Month of the first Aircraft, the procedures, subject matter and acceptance criteria for the Acceptance Flight (the “Acceptance Flight Protocol”). 14.2.3 Customer may designate a properly licensed employee of Customer to co-pilot an Aircraft during its Acceptance Flight; provided that (i) Customer’s designated co-pilot has successfully completed the Seller pilot training program for the applicable Aircraft and (ii) Seller’s employee pilots the Aircraft. 14.2.4 Customer may have airworthiness inspectors of the Civil Aviation Authority of the country of import or registration attend the Acceptance Flight for each Aircraft. Such airworthiness inspectors shall be deemed as representatives of Customer for the purpose of Articles 14.2.1 and 14.3.