Aircraft Technical Publications Sample Clauses

Aircraft Technical Publications. 2.2.1. EMBRAER PUBLICATIONS Embraer shall supply, at no additional charge to Buyer, with the delivery of each Aircraft, [*] of the operational and maintenance publications applicable thereto, issued under the applicable specification and in the English language and in accordance with the breakdown presented in Exhibit 1 to this Attachment “B1” (the “Technical Publications”). [*] At no additional charge to Buyer, Embraer will also supply, with delivery of each Aircraft, one (1) hard-copy of the mandatory onboard operational manuals. The revision service for these publications, including mailing services and the software license for the CD-ROM, if applicable, shall be provided, at no additional charge for the period [*] and subsequently at the then prevailing Embraer list price. After such period, the mailing services shall also be borne by Buyer. * Confidential material omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to a request for confidential treatment.
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Aircraft Technical Publications. 2.2.1. EMBRAER PUBLICATIONS Embraer shall supply, at no additional charge to Buyer, with the delivery of each Aircraft, [*] of the operational and maintenance publications applicable thereto, issued under the applicable specification and in the English language and in accordance with the breakdown presented in Exhibit 1 to this Attachment “B1” (the “Technical Publications”). [*]. At no additional charge to Buyer, Embraer will also supply, with delivery of each Aircraft, one (1) hard-copy of the mandatory onboard operational manuals. The revision service for these publications, including mailing services and the software license for the CD-ROM, if applicable, shall be provided, at no additional charge for the period [*] and subsequently at the then prevailing Embraer list price. After such period, the mailing services shall also be borne by Buyer. Buyer and Buyer’s Customers may also access on-line Technical Publications at the web-based FlyEmbraer portal, conditional to the execution of a license agreement. This service is available at no additional charge to Buyer while Buyer or Buyer’s Customer has a valid subscription of the Technical Publications with Embraer. The use of Technical Publications obtained from FlyEmbraer is subject to prior approval of the relevant airworthiness authorities.
Aircraft Technical Publications. 2.2.1. EMBRAER PUBLICATIONS AND PERFORMANCE SOFTWARE Embraer shall provide, [*****] for a number of users that can support the operational and fleet management of the Aircraft (such number to be mutually agreed by the Parties) to access all available operational and maintenance publications presented in Exhibit “1” to this Attachment as applicable thereto, through the web-based FlyEmbraer portal or any successor portal (“FlyEmbraer”). Such operational and maintenance publications will be issued under the applicable specification, in the English language (the “Technical Publications”). Embraer shall provide, [*****] to download the following software through FlyEmbraer (the “Software”) running on Microsoft Windows operational system:
Aircraft Technical Publications. 2.2.1 EMBRAER PUBLICATIONS [***] Embraer shall provide [***] (the “Technical Publications”). Embraer shall provide, [***]. Access to such publications [***] shall be available at the then prevailing Embraer’s list price. The use of Technical Publications obtained from FlyEmbraer is subject to prior approval of the relevant airworthiness authorities. [***].
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