Technical Report Prior to Return of Aircraft Clause Samples

The 'Technical Report Prior to Return of Aircraft' clause requires the preparation and submission of a detailed technical report on the condition and maintenance status of an aircraft before it is returned at the end of a lease or similar arrangement. This report typically includes information on recent inspections, outstanding maintenance items, and compliance with regulatory requirements. By mandating this documentation, the clause ensures that both parties have a clear, objective record of the aircraft's condition at the time of return, thereby minimizing disputes and facilitating a smooth transition of responsibility.
Technical Report Prior to Return of Aircraft. (a) Twenty (20) months prior to the Scheduled Termination Date, Lessee shall provide to Lessor a maintenance status report detailing the information in the form appearing in Appendix 8. (b) At Lessor’s written request, Lessee will make copies available of (i) drawings of the interior configuration of the Aircraft both as it then exists and as it will exist at Return, (ii) an Airworthiness Directive status list, (iii) a service bulletin incorporation list, (iv) Time Controlled Part listings and current maintenance status of each, (v) a list of modifications and alterations accomplished with respect to the Aircraft during the Lease Term, (vi) interior material burn certificates, (vii) the complete workscope for the Maintenance Checks and other work to be performed prior to Return, (viii) a list of all no-charge service bulletin kits with respect to the Aircraft which were ordered by Lessee from any Manufacturer, (ix) current Engine disk sheets and a description of the work accomplished during the last shop visit for each Engine and (x) any other data which is reasonably requested by Lessor in connection with any of the foregoing.
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