Maintenance Interruption Sample Clauses

The Maintenance Interruption clause defines the conditions under which scheduled or unscheduled maintenance may temporarily disrupt the normal operation of a service or system. Typically, this clause outlines the provider's right to suspend services for maintenance, the required notice period to customers, and any limitations on the duration or frequency of such interruptions. Its core practical function is to set clear expectations for both parties regarding service availability and to protect the provider from liability during necessary maintenance periods.
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Maintenance Interruption. 1. A maintenance interruption occurs when the malfunction of an item, or necessary checking and/or corrective actions, cause a revenue flight not to take place or a flight delay exceeding ***. 2. For the purposes of this guarantee, only the initial Maintenance Interruption shall be accounted as interruption. Maintenance Interruption of any or all flights on subsequent days arising from the initial Maintenance Interruption shall not constitute an additional Maintenance Interruption. 3. Before a flight may be considered as a Maintenance Interruption for the purpose of this Schedule Reliability Guarantee the Aircraft must be inspected for mechanical failure or malfunction. 4. A repetitive problem, which caused an actual maintenance interruption and was not previously corrected, shall not be counted as a Maintenance Interruption. 5. To be accounted as a Maintenance Interruption, any malfunction reported, either verbal or written, must result in maintenance corrective action. “No-trouble-found” or “could not duplicate” or “reset” events shall not be accounted as Maintenance Interruption. 6. A maintenance interruption that occurs due to failures of systems or parts from suppliers or vendors that have a separate maintenance interruption guarantee agreement with Buyer, and which is not assigned to Embraer, shall not be considered as a Maintenance Interruption.
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