AIRCRAFT DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS Sample Clauses

AIRCRAFT DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS. At redelivery Lessee will return the following Aircraft Documents and Records to Lessor; provided, however, that to the extent that an item on this list was not provided to Lessee at Delivery and is not otherwise a mandatory requirement under the provisions of the Lease, then Lessee will not be obligated to return such document at redelivery:
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AIRCRAFT DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS. At delivery of the Aircraft the Manufacturer will furnish (or Lessor will furnish, if previously received from Manufacturer) to Lessee such Aircraft and Engine Records as is normally and customarily furnished by the Manufacturer pursuant to the Purchase Agreement between the Manufacturer and Lessor and the Aircraft Specification D6-38808-34, Revision A - July 16, 1998, except as amended by change orders initiated by Lessor thereunder, prior to the date of this Lease (which change orders have been delivered to Lessee prior to the date hereof), or change orders initiated by Lessor with the consent of Lessee under the terms thereof after the date of this Lease, which change orders shall have been delivered to Lessee prior to the Delivery Date, and except as further amended by change orders or otherwise pursuant to Letter Agreement No. 1 between Lessor and Lessee so that the Aircraft also conforms to the technical specification and interior configuration for new Boeing 737-700 Aircraft being delivered to Continental. EXHIBIT C to Aircraft Lease Agreement CERTAIN FINANCIAL TERMS
AIRCRAFT DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS. At redelivery Lessee will return the following Aircraft Documents and Records to Lessor:
AIRCRAFT DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS. Lessor will deliver such of the following Aircraft Documents and Records to Lessee as it shall have received from the previous operator of the Aircraft. If Lessor does not deliver to Lessee any item listed below, Lessee will not be entitled to reject the Aircraft when it is offered for Delivery or to make any claim against Lessor in respect of such non-delivery unless such item is designated as mandatory by the Air Authority, or unless such item is required for any inspection by the Air Authority. To the extent that any of the below listed Aircraft Documents and Records are not provided to Lessee at Delivery then, provided such Aircraft Documents and Records are not mandatory, the same Aircraft Documents and Records shall not be provided to Lessor on the Return Occasion:

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