Common use of Restricted Use of Aircraft Clause in Contracts

Restricted Use of Aircraft. The Lessee shall not, without the prior written consent of the Lessor, cause or give permission (whether directly, under a Dry Lease, Wet Lease or Charter, or under requisition by any Government Body) for the Aircraft, any Engine or any Part to be: (1) flown, operated or otherwise used for any military purpose; (2) operated or used for any purpose for which it is not designed or reasonably suited in accordance with the Approved Maintenance Programme, Applicable Law and applicable material warranties or for any primary purpose other than the commercial transport of passengers and cargo; (3) operated or used at any time for any illegal purpose or in an illegal manner or in carrying illegal goods or goods prohibited by the terms of the Insurances or by the laws of the country from which the goods are carried; or (4) operated or used in a manner not fully covered by the Insurances.

Restricted Use of Aircraft. The Lessee shall not, without the prior written consent of the LessorLessor and the Loan Trustee, cause or give permission (whether directly, under a Dry Lease, Wet Lease or Charter, or under requisition by any Government Body) for the Aircraft, any Engine or any Part to be: (1) flown, operated or otherwise used for any military purpose; (2) operated or used for any purpose for which it is not designed or reasonably suited in accordance with the Approved Maintenance ProgrammeProgram, Applicable Law and applicable material warranties or for any primary purpose other than the commercial transport of passengers and cargo; (3) operated or used at any time for any illegal purpose or in an illegal manner or in carrying illegal goods or goods prohibited by the terms of the Insurances or by the laws of the country from which the goods are carried; or (4) operated or used in a manner not fully covered by the Insurances.