AA as Importing Authority Sample Clauses

AA as Importing Authority. (a) The information necessary to complete an EASA Form 45 (noise certificate) shall be provided upon export of a new or used aircraft to the European Union and any additional information needed to uniquely identify the aircraft acoustic configuration for the purpose of compliance with EASA noise certification requirements. (b) Information needed to uniquely identify the engine configuration for which emission characteristics were obtained for the purpose of compliance with EASA emissions certification requirements.
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AA as Importing Authority. (a) The FAA shall notify the importing AA prior to issuing an FAA Export FAA prior to issuing an Certificate of Airworthiness in which a Export Certificate of non-compliance to the EASA-approved Airworthiness in which a type design is to be noted under the non-compliance to the “Exceptions” section of the Export FAA-approved type design Certificate of Airworthiness. This is to be noted under the notification should help to resolve all “Exceptions” section of the issues concerning the aircraft’s Export Certificate of eligibility for an airworthiness Airworthiness. This certificate, or the aircraft engine or notification should help to propeller’s installation eligibility. This resolve all issues notification should be sent to the concerning the aircraft’s applicable importing AA. eligibility for an (b) In some cases where an aircraft, For new aircraft this aircraft engine, or propeller contains a notification should be sent design non-compliance that requires to the responsible Aircraft EASA approval, the AA shall work with Certification Office (ACO). EASA to obtain an approval or Addresses for all FAA determine if an FAA Export C of A ACOs are listed in exception may be accepted to allow the Appendix A. For used import of the aircraft, aircraft engine, or aircraft this notification propeller prior to EASA's approval. should be sent to the responsible Flight (c) In all cases, the AA shall provide Standards Office. A listing a written acceptance before the of FSDOs can be found at: issuance of the FAA's Export Certificate xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/about/of of Airworthiness. A copy of this written fice_org/field_offices/fsdo/ acceptance shall be included with the export documentation.
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AA as Importing Authority. (a) The FAA shall notify the importing AA prior to issuing an FAA Export Certificate of Airworthiness in which a non-compliance to the EASA-approved type design is to be noted under the “Exceptions” section of the Export Certificate of Airworthiness. This notification should help to resolve all issues concerning the aircraft’s eligibility for an airworthiness certificate, or the aircraft engine or propeller’s installation eligibility. This notification should be sent to the applicable importing AA. (b) In some cases where an aircraft, aircraft engine, or propeller contains a design non-compliance that requires EASA approval, the AA shall work with EASA to obtain an approval or determine if an FAA Export C of A exception may be accepted to allow the import of the aircraft, aircraft engine, or propeller prior to EASA's approval. (c) In all cases, the AA shall provide a written acceptance before the issuance of the FAA's Export Certificate of Airworthiness. A copy of this written acceptance shall be included with the export documentation.
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AA as Importing Authority. (a) The FAA shall notify the importing AA prior to issuing an FAA Export Certificate of Airworthiness in which a non-compliance to the EASA-approved type design is to be noted under the “Exceptions” section of the Export Certificate of Airworthiness. This notification should help to resolve all issues concerning the aircraft’s eligibility for an airworthiness eligibility for an airworthiness certificate. This notification should be sent to the geographic responsible Manufacturing Inspection Office (MIO). Addresses for all FAA MIOs are listed in Appendix A. (b) In all cases, FAA shall provide a written acceptance before the issuance of the Export Certificate of Airworthiness. . A copy of this written acceptance shall be included with the export documentation. certificate, or the aircraft engine or propeller’s installation eligibility. This notification should be sent to the applicable importing AA.
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AA as Importing Authority. The FAA shall notify the importing AA prior to issuing an FAA Export
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AA as Importing Authority. (a) The FAA shall notify the importing AA prior to issuing an Authorized Release Certificate, Form 8130-3, in which a non-compliance to an EASA- approved appliance is to be noted in the Remarks block. This notification should help to resolve all issues regarding the appliance's installation eligibility. This notification should be to the applicable importing AA. (b) In some cases where an appliance contains a non-compliance that requires EASA approval, the AA shall work with EASA to obtain an approval or determine if the non- compliance may be accepted to allow the import of the appliance prior to the issuance of the Authorised Release Certificate for such engines, propellers, and TSO appliances. A copy of this written acceptance shall be included with the export documentation. EASA approval. (c) In all cases, a written acceptance from the AA is required before the issuance of the FAA's Authorized Release Certificate for such ETSO parts and appliances. A copy of this written acceptance shall be included with the export documentation.
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