PERMITTED AIRCRAFT Sample Clauses

PERMITTED AIRCRAFT. The following aircraft shall be designated as the Permitted Aircraft pursuant to this Lease Agreement: Aircraft Make and Model: Aircraft Registration No.: Name (s) of Registered Owner (s): EXHIBIT 4 TENANT INFORMATION TENANT’S LEGAL NAME: TENANT’S PILOT LICENSE NUMBER: TENANT’S HOME ADDRESS: [P.O. Boxes are not permitted]: TENANT’S BUSINESS ADDRESS: [P.O. Boxes are not permitted]: TENANT’S TELEPHONE NUMBERS: HOME TELEPHONE: _ BUSINESS TELEPHONE: MOBILE NUMBER:
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PERMITTED AIRCRAFT. The aircraft identified above is/are hereinafter referred to as the Permitted Aircraft. This License is granted for the purpose of storage of the Permitted Aircraft only in the T-Hangar. The Permitted Aircraft must occupy the T-Hangar at least once every ninety (90) days. If more than one aircraft is owned by Licensee, such aircraft may occupy the T-Hangar on an alternate basis. However, both aircraft must be owned by the same entity. No aircraft other than the Permitted Aircraft, listed above, shall be stored in the T-Hangar. Licensee must demonstrate ownership of the Permitted Aircraft as required by the T-Hangar Rules and Regulations. If the Permitted Aircraft is owned by a non-profit corporation or limited liability company, Licensee will provide the state of incorporation and the legal name of the entity, including a list of all shareholders/partners in the corporation.
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PERMITTED AIRCRAFT. The aircraft identified above is hereinafter referred to as the Permitted Aircraft. This License is granted for the purpose of storage of the Permitted Aircraft only in the T-Hangar. The Permitted Aircraft must occupy the T-Hangar at least once every ninety (90) days. No aircraft other than the Permitted Aircraft shall be stored in the T-Hangar. Licensee must demonstrate ownership of the Permitted Aircraft as required by the T-Hangar Rules and Regulations.
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PERMITTED AIRCRAFT. All aircraft stored at the Premises ("Permitted Aircraft") shall be listed in Exhibit 2 attached hereto. Tenant must have an ownership interest in any stored Permitted Aircraft. Tenant may also use the Premises for the storage of any equipment related to the operation or maintenance of the Permitted Aircraft, including the temporary storage of vehicles or other items generally related to aviation use. If Tenant wants to store an aircraft other or in addition to those listed as Permitted Aircraft, Tenant must submit a proposed aircraft identification form to the Airport Director, along with proof of insurance required by Article XIV of this Agreement. The Airport Director may request documents confirming Tenant's ownership interest in the proposed aircraft. If Tenant stores, or permits the storage, of any aircraft that is not a Permitted Aircraft at the Premises, such aircraft shall be subject to an assessment of overnight transient aircraft fees and/or impoundment, at the discretion of the Airport Director. The assessment or collection of such fees shall not create any right for Tenant to continue to use the Premises for the storage of any aircraft that is not a Permitted Aircraft, nor shall it be deemed a waiver by Landlord of any rights hereunder. Neither Landlord nor Landlord's agents, employees, or representatives shall be liable for any loss or damage to Tenant’s aircraft or equipment that may result from a third party's towing, support, or service to Tenant’s aircraft or equipment. Tenant shall be solely responsible for the locking and securing of its aircraft, vehicles, and equipment while positioned or located at the Airport. During all times that Tenant's aircraft or vehicles are outside of Tenant's hangar and parked or positioned on the Airport property, Tenant shall ensure that Tenant's aircraft or vehicles are secured in such a manner that Landlord, or Landlord's agent, is able to tow or reposition Tenant's aircraft or vehicles at any time. Tenant shall secure all aircraft or vehicles outside of Tenant's hangar by disengaging any parking brakes and, if applicable, by installing appropriate landing gear tow pins consistent with the aircraft manufacturer’s guidelines and procedures.
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PERMITTED AIRCRAFT. The following aircraft shall be designated as the Permitted Aircraft pursuant to this License Agreement: Aircraft Make and Model: Aircraft Registration Number: Name(s) of Registered Owner(s): EXHIBIT 4
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