Heavy Maintenance Clause Samples

Heavy Maintenance. An example of heavy maintenance could be the inspection and repair of the aircraft airframe performed at specified time intervals. These intervals are based upon the guidelines of the aircraft manufacturer, the National Aviation Authority (NAA), the FAA, and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), and further refined by the certificate holder. Scheduled inspections are typically based on a fixed number of flight hours. There are four levels of inspections, usually termed “A,” “B,” “C,” and “D” checks. “A” and “B” checks are normally considered part of line maintenance. “C” and “D” checks are classified as heavy maintenance.

Heavy Maintenance. ABX shall cause its Affiliate, Airborne Maintenance and Engineering Services, Inc. (“▇▇▇▇”), to perform or cause to be performed, heavy maintenance services (C-check and above) on the Aircraft in accordance with the Heavy Maintenance Agreement. Notwithstanding the terms of the Heavy Maintenance Agreement, ABX shall cause ▇▇▇▇ to agree to the following hourly labor rates for Initials: ABX: DHL: A&P Technicians for the first three Contract Years of the Agreement: $[*] for the first Contract Year, [*] for the second Contract Year and $[*] for the third Contract Year. ABX will reasonably consult with DHL regarding the scope of heavy maintenance services to be performed on the Aircraft as well as the scope of non-routine services to be performed on the Aircraft arising from the performance of such heavy maintenance services, and DHL may have a representative on site at the ▇▇▇▇ facility for this purpose. At the end of the third (3rd) Contract Year, ABX will, upon DHL’s request, rebid the performance of heavy maintenance services with ▇▇▇▇ and no less than three (3) other FAA approved aircraft heavy maintenance service providers, at least two (2) of which will be based in the U.S., and will reasonably consult with DHL on the selection of such provider. In the event of any conflict between the terms of this Agreement and the terms of the Heavy Maintenance Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall control. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DHL shall have no obligation to utilize ▇▇▇▇ for the performance of heavy maintenance services on any Other DHL Aircraft, and may elect to have such services performed by another FAA approved heavy maintenance service provider, provided, that such provider is reasonably acceptable to ABX and, provided further, that DHL reimburses ABX for any additional Reimbursable Expenses associated with ABX’s standard quality assurance approvals and audits of such provider and for overseeing the services performed by such provider.

Heavy Maintenance. | 3.2.1 All Tech 1 scoped permanent active employees at the YHZ Heavy Maintenance base will | have the opportunity to apply for a (VSP) as well as employees on approved leaves.

Heavy Maintenance. Tramco shall provide to Customer Heavy ----------------- Maintenance, and Customer shall purchase the same from Tramco, subject to and in accordance with the charges, terms and conditions set forth herein. Scheduling of the Heavy Maintenance shall be advised by Customer in consultation with Tramco.

Heavy Maintenance. 16.5.1 Lessee shall be responsible for all scheduled heavy maintenance required on the Aircraft, including the airframe, engines (in accordance with the terms of the Engine Protocol), auxiliary power unit and landing gears during the Lease Term meeting the definition of Qualifying Work. All heavy maintenance shall be performed by a Lessor approved FAA and Aviation Authority repair station/maintenance performers, as follows: (a) Aircraft scheduled heavy maintenance (as per the approved maintenance program of the Lessee), being the phase C-Checks and including compliance with all ADs, CPCP or heavy maintenance, which cannot be accomplished during normal line maintenance; and will include parts, labor cost, and hangar; (b) Scheduled engine maintenance and unscheduled engine maintenance; (c) Scheduled landing gear maintenance and unscheduled Landing Gear maintenance; and, (d) Scheduled APU maintenance and unscheduled APU maintenance.