Condition of Installed Engines and APU Clause Samples

The 'Condition of Installed Engines and APU' clause defines the required state and operational standards for the engines and auxiliary power unit (APU) installed on an aircraft at the time of delivery or transfer. It typically specifies that these components must be in serviceable condition, free from significant defects, and compliant with maintenance and performance criteria set out in the agreement. This clause ensures that the buyer receives an aircraft with engines and an APU that are reliable and meet agreed-upon standards, thereby reducing the risk of unexpected repairs or operational issues immediately after the transaction.
Condition of Installed Engines and APU. At time of return, each Engine shall be capable of certificated, full rated performance and its life limited parts ("LLP") will have at least fifty percent (50%) of cycles between installation and replacement under the Maintenance Program. (a) Time remaining - Each Engine shall have completed no more than 2,500 flight hours since new or since its last full performance restoration shop visit at which it was subject to a full engine management program rework, based on the reliability goals set out in the Rolls-▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ workscope guide, which currently state that the workscope is designed to give 30 degrees centigrade of exhaust gas temperature margin and 5,000 flight hours of on-wing life. To the extent that the shop workscope guide is amended in the future to include different reliability goals then the engine shall have at least fifty percent (50%) of the on-wing hours remaining in accordance with such amended shop workscope guide.
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Condition of Installed Engines and APU. Each Used Aircraft installed engines at the time of delivery to Boeing will meet the following requirements:
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