Wet Leases. The wet leasing of the Aircraft during the Lease Term (in which LESSEE and its crews retain operational control of the Aircraft) will not be considered a sublease of the Aircraft and will be permitted without LESSOR's consent, provided that (a) the Aircraft remains registered in the State of Registration, (b) the Aircraft will be operated in accordance with applicable rules related to any Prohibited Country, (c) LESSEE provides LESSOR with either a certified copy of the applicable provisions from the wet lease agreement or an officer's certificate indicating whether LESSEE or the wet lessee will be responsible for maintaining the primary passenger, baggage and cargo liability insurance relating to operation under the wet lease and (d) LESSEE complies with Article 18.9.
Wet Leases. At Continental's option, and provided that Contractor is not adversely affected in any material respect, Contractor shall “wet lease” one or more of the Covered Aircraft to Continental, on terms mutually acceptable to the parties hereto, which terms are identical in all material respects, economically and otherwise, to the terms of this Agreement (taking into account the inherent differences between a “wet lease” arrangement and a capacity purchase arrangement), and such “wet lease” shall supersede the capacity purchase provisions of this Agreement with respect to such Covered Aircraft. In such event, Contractor's compensation hereunder, including without limitation in this Article II, in Article III and in Schedule 3, shall be adjusted so that Contractor's aggregate compensation from such “wet lease” arrangements and the capacity purchase arrangements applicable to the remaining Covered Aircraft are equal to the amount of Contractor's aggregate compensation had no such “wet lease” arrangements been entered into.
Wet Leases. Any Wet Lease or similar arrangement under which the Lessee maintains operational control of any Aircraft shall not constitute a delivery, transfer or relinquishment of possession for purposes of this Section 7.
Wet Leases. 4.03.1 Notwithstanding the above paragraphs, wet leases or charters may be entered into by the Company under the circumstances listed below:
Wet Leases. The wet leasing or charter of the Aircraft during the Lease Term (in which Lessee and its crews retain operational control of the Aircraft) will not be considered a sublease of the Aircraft and will be permitted without Lessor’s consent, provided that (a) the Aircraft remains registered in the State of Registration, (b) the Aircraft will neither be based in nor operated in or to a Prohibited Country, and (c) Lessee complies with Articles 9.2 and 16.9 hereunder.
Wet Leases. The wet leasing of the Aircraft during the Lease Term (whereby the Aircraft will at all times be subject to the full operational control of LESSEE) will be permitted without LESSOR's consent, provided that (a) the Aircraft remains registered in the State of Registration, (b) the Aircraft not be wet leased to a Prohibited Person or wet leased for operations to, from or within a Prohibited Country, (c) LESSEE provides LESSOR with an officer's certificate from LESSEE confirming that the wetlease agreement complies with the requirements of this Article 11.6, (d) LESSEE complies with Article 18.11 and (e) the wet lease will be for a term no greater than six months and, in any event, no greater than the remaining Lease Term.
Wet Leases. At Frontier's option, and provided that RAI is not adversely affected in any material respect, RAI shall “wet lease” one or more of the Covered Aircraft to Frontier, on terms mutually acceptable to the parties hereto, which terms are identical in all material respects, economically and otherwise, to the terms of this Agreement (taking into account the inherent differences between a “wet lease” arrangement and a capacity purchase arrangement), and such “wet lease” shall supersede the capacity purchase provisions of this Agreement with respect to such Covered Aircraft. In such event, RAI's compensation hereunder, including without limitation in this Article II, in Article III and in Exhibit D, shall be adjusted so that RAI's aggregate compensation from such “wet lease” arrangements and the capacity purchase arrangements applicable to the remaining Covered Aircraft are equal to the amount of RAI's aggregate compensation had no such “wet lease” arrangements been entered into.
Wet Leases. The wet leasing of the Aircraft during the Lease Term (in which LESSEE and its crews retain operational control of the Aircraft) will not be considered a sublease of the Aircraft and will be permitted without LESSOR’s consent, provided that (a) the Aircraft remains registered in the State of Registration, (b) the Aircraft will neither be based in nor operated in or to a Prohibited Country, (c) LESSEE provides LESSOR with either (i) a certified copy of the applicable provisions from the wet lease agreement, (ii) a certified copy or original of an insurance certificate confirming the maintenance of insurance coverage as required by Article 18 and Exhibit E, or (iii) an officer’s certificate indicating whether LESSEE or the wet lessee will be responsible for maintaining the primary passenger, baggage and cargo liability insurance relating to operation under the wet lease, and (d) LESSEE complies with Article 18.8.
Wet Leases. .01 Notwithstanding Section 4-1, Wet Leases may be entered into by the Company to carry out flying on a temporary basis due to lack of available aircraft beyond the Company’s control; i.e. weather conditions, mechanical failures, Acts of God, delay of aircraft delivery provided:
