Last Engine Shop Visits Sample Clauses

Last Engine Shop Visits. With respect to the last Engine shop visit of an Engine prior to return of the Aircraft, LESSEE will submit to LESSOR at least thirty (30) days in advance the intended workscope of such shop visit, unless the shop visit is unscheduled, in which case LESSEE will promptly notify LESSOR and the workscope will be submitted to Lessor as soon as it is available. If LESSOR requests, LESSEE will perform additional work at such shop visit at LESSOR’s cost.
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Last Engine Shop Visits. With respect to the last Engine shop visit of an Engine prior to return of the Aircraft, LESSEE will submit to LESSOR in advance the intended workscope of such shop visit. If LESSOR requests, LESSEE will perform additional work at such shop visit at LESSOR's cost provided that if the same shall result in delay in redelivery, extension of the Lease Term or cause the Engine to be removed from service early or for a period in excess of the period the Engine would have been removed from revenue service absent such additional work, no Rent or other costs will be payable by LESSEE for the period which is attributable solely to LESSOR's requested work (unless and to the extent LESSEE shall have otherwise agreed in writing). In the event that LESSOR requests LESSEE to remove an Engine from service for additional work, LESSOR will use reasonable efforts to provide a spare engine or will reimburse LESSEE for the cost of any spare engine provided or procured by LESSEE.
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Last Engine Shop Visits. With respect to the last Engine shop visit of an Engine prior to return of the Aircraft, Lessee will submit to Lessor at least thirty (30) days in advance the intended work scope of such shop visit for approval. If Lessor requests, Lessee will perform additional work at such shop visit at Lessor’s cost, provided however, that no such additional work shall require Lessee to remove any Engine from revenue service at a date earlier than the date it would have done so in the absence of such requested additional work and further provided, that such additional work and the performance thereof will not cause a delay in redelivery, a delay in the occurrence of the Termination Date or interfere with the relevant maintenance providers operations or completion of the required shop visit.
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