Engine Borescope Inspection Clause Samples
The Engine Borescope Inspection clause establishes the requirements and procedures for inspecting an aircraft engine's internal components using a borescope. Typically, this clause outlines when such inspections must be performed—such as after certain flight hours, specific events, or prior to a sale or lease return—and details the party responsible for conducting and paying for the inspection. Its core function is to ensure the engine's internal condition is thoroughly assessed without disassembly, thereby identifying potential issues early and protecting both parties from unexpected maintenance costs or disputes over engine condition.
Engine Borescope Inspection. A full cold and hot section video borescope inspection in accordance with the Maintenance Program and a full on-wing power assurance run in accordance with the Maintenance Program shall have been performed by Lessee, at Lessee's expense, for each Engine in the presence of a representative of Lessor prior to return of the Aircraft, and Lessee shall have corrected, at Lessee's expense, discrepancies found during such inspections that are determined to be outside the limits permitted by the Maintenance Program.