Aircraft Damage Sample Clauses
The Aircraft Damage clause defines the responsibilities and procedures in the event that an aircraft is damaged during the term of an agreement, such as a lease or charter. Typically, this clause outlines who is liable for repairs, how damage is assessed, and the process for reporting and addressing any incidents of damage. For example, it may specify that the lessee must promptly notify the lessor of any damage and arrange for approved repairs at their own expense. The core function of this clause is to allocate risk and clarify obligations, ensuring that both parties understand their duties and liabilities if the aircraft sustains damage.
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Aircraft Damage. The Pilot/Renter agrees to pay for any damage to the aircraft as a result of Pilot/Renter’s negligence. It is the Pilot/Renter’s sole responsibility to ensure proper treatment and
Aircraft Damage. No items are to be placed near the windscreen (windshield), or on top of the instrument panel glare-shield. Windscreens are easily damaged and scratched.
Aircraft Damage. Loss, Destruction or damage caused by Aircraft, other aerial or space devices and articles dropped there from excluding those caused by pressure waves.
Aircraft Damage. The Pilot/Renter or Student Pilot agrees to pay for any damage (including loss of use) to the aircraft as a result of Pilot/Renter’s or Student Pilot’s negligence. It is the Pilot/Renter’s sole responsibility to ensure proper treatment and operation of the aircraft and/or equipment during the rental period which includes damage sustained during pre-flight or post flight inspections, including damage sustained while ground handling the aircraft, moving aircraft into and out of any hangar which is being rented to the Pilot/Renter or Student Pilot, and during all phases of flight, including practicing maneuvers.
Aircraft Damage. Loss, destruction or damage caused by Aircraft, other aerial or space devices and articles dropped there from excluding those caused by pressure waves. The Policy wordings, the General Terms & Conditions, the Schedule and any endorse- ment shall be read together and any word or expression to which a specific meaning has been attached to any one of them shall bear such meaning, wherever it appears unless otherwise, expressly, stated elsewhere in the Policy.