Aircraft Apron Sample Clauses

Aircraft Apron. ‌ The Airline shall keep the portion of the Aircraft Apron used by Airline, or its Affiliates, free of fuel, oil, other fluids, debris, and non-operational equipment at all times, at its sole cost and expense. If Airline, or its agents, employees, or contractors should, in any manner, discharge fuel, oil, any petroleum products, or any Hazardous Substance upon the Aircraft Apron and Airfield, Airline shall cause the prompt removal of such products, in accordance with the provisions of Section 29.6, and shall hold the Port harmless from any loss or liability resulting therefrom provided, however, nothing in this Section shall be construed to make Airline responsible for a Hazardous Substance Release caused by Port or any other tenant at the Airport. Airline's environmental obligations are set forth in more detail in Section 29.
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Aircraft Apron. Clean, sweep, remove oil and debris, repair and stripe, and maintain tie-down points and cables on a routine basis.
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Aircraft Apron. ‌ Carrier shall keep the portion of the aircraft parking positions used by Carrier, or its Affiliates, free of fuel, oil, other fluids, debris, and non-operational equipment at all times, at its sole cost and expense. If Carrier, or its agents, employees, or contractors should, in any manner, discharge fuel, oil, any petroleum products, or any Hazardous Substance upon the aircraft parking position and Airfield, Carrier shall cause the prompt removal of such products, in accordance with the provisions of Section 23.6, and shall hold the Port harmless from any loss or liability resulting therefrom provided, however, nothing in this Section shall be construed to make Carrier responsible for a Hazardous Substance Release caused by Port or any other tenant at the Airport. Carrier's environmental obligations are set forth in more detail in Section 23.
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Aircraft Apron. The part of the ramp area immediately adjacent to the terminal that is used for maneuvering to and from active taxiways.
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Aircraft Apron. The Designer/Builder will be responsible for the complete repair of any damage caused to the aircraft parking apron caused by the contractor, his subcontractors, vendors or agents of any kind of the Designer/Builder.
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