TBO definition

TBO means TEK Travels Private Limited.

TBO means an option to purchase a TWG Class B Share that was granted under the Plan, is outstanding immediately prior to the Closing and is subject to vesting based on the continued service of the recipient in accordance with the applicable share option agreement.

TBO is the limit between major maintenance events (overhauls, inspections, or replacements) for each Component as specified in Seller's Jetstream 41 Maintenance Manual as approved by the FAA, and as generally accepted in the United States for operation of such Aircraft, which limit shall be specified in Exhibit B hereto but which is subject to adjustment from time to time to conform to changes in the Jetstream 41 Maintenance Manual, provided, however, that such change is generally accepted in the United States for operation of Jetstream 41 Aircraft. "Vo" - is the projected cost of each major maintenance event for each Component based on the direct cost of overhaul, inspection or replacement for said Components as required by the Lessee's FAA approved maintenance program. Vo shall be agreed between Lessor and Lessee from time to time during the term of this Lease based upon Lessee's experienced cost of overhaul and that generally available in the marketplace.

Examples of TBO in a sentence

• The minimum time period from date of TBO summery sheet uploading and TBE summery sheet uploading shall be 4 working days or more.

• Within 24 hours of uploading the TBO summery sheet containing Preliminary Technical Qualification result, any of the aggrieved bidder, may seek clarification / redressal / review from the TEC on the list of bidders, in writing/through e-mail with supporting facts / figures / documents.

• Within 24 hours of uploading the TBO summery sheet containing Preliminary Technical Qualification result, any of the aggrieved bidder, may seek clarification / redress / review from the HTEC/TEC on the list of bidders, in writing/through e-mail with supporting facts / figures / documents.

• However, this time period may be curtailed if no clarification/review by any of the bidders within 24 hours of uploading the TBO sheet.

• The HTEC/TEC shall within a minimum of 2(Two) working day scruitinise the bids and Technical Bid opening Summery sheet (TBO) shall be uploaded by TIA pursuant to pr e l im in ar y scrutiny and decision of the Tender Evaluation Committee (HTEC/TEC) with reasons for preliminary rejection, and preliminary list of eligible bidders/ contractors for a particular serial of work whose Technical proposal have been considered for uploading in the web portal/s by the HTEC/TEC.

More Definitions of TBO

TBO has the meaning as set out in the 1st recital.

TBO means time between overhaul, representing the maximum number of hours an engine may operate being overhauled, as determined by Customer and the applicable airworthiness authorities;

TBO means the maximum elapse time allowed between successive overhauls of a Part as specified by the MRB Report or manufacturer of the Part.

TBO means Time Between Overhaul and refers to an equipment designed and delivered for a limited operating time - measured either in operating hours (hourly TBO), or in calendar time (calendar limit). As soon as the first limit (hourly TBO or calendar limit) is reached, the equipment must be sent to a Repair Center for overhaul, even if it is operating correctly. After overhaul, its full TBO will be restored.

TBO stands for Time Between Overhaul and means the FH or CY elapsed between two (2) consecutive overhauls;

TBO means the P&WC-published Time Between Overhaul. Refer to the appropriate engine model Service Bulletin entitled “Operating Time Between Overhaul and Hot Section Inspection Frequency” for the applicable operating hours.

TBO is the limit between major maintenance events (overhauls, inspections, or replacements) for each Component as specified in Aircraft Manufacturer's Recommended Maintenance Manual applicable to the Aircraft and as generally accepted in the United States for operation of such Aircraft as adjusted or amended by the Manufacturer from time to time; provided however, that such change is universally recommended by the Aircraft Manufacturer and not merely recognized as an alternative or option under such program.