Engine Borescope Clause Samples

The Engine Borescope clause establishes the right and procedures for inspecting an aircraft engine's internal components using a borescope. Typically, this clause outlines when and how such inspections can be performed, who is responsible for conducting or paying for the inspection, and what actions must be taken if defects or damage are found. For example, it may specify that a borescope inspection is required before or after a lease period, or following certain engine events. The core function of this clause is to ensure the engine's condition is properly assessed and documented, thereby protecting both parties from disputes over engine wear or damage.
Engine Borescope. For each Engine, a complete (100% of all stages) hot (including combustion chamber) and cold section video borescope inspection for such Engine shall have been performed, at Lessor’s cost, after the return demonstration flight and Lessee shall correct any discrepancies outside of then current published-approved AMM limits.
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Engine Borescope. Each Engine shall have had a complete (100% of all stages) video borescope inspection performed by Lessee during Final Inspection, and in the presence of the Inspecting Parties, and satisfactory evidence shall be provided to Lessor reflecting the correction of any discrepancies from manufacturer or regulatory limitations, recommendations and/or tolerances found Frontier Lease Agreement (MSN 28662) Schedule 1 Execution Copy -3- during such inspection.
Engine Borescope. With respect to each Engine, have had a complete (100% of all stages) video borescope inspection performed by Lessee during Final Inspection, and in the presence of the Inspecting Parties, and satisfactory evidence shall be provided to Lessor reflecting the correction of any discrepancies from manufacturer or regulatory limitations, specifications and/or tolerances found during such inspection.

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