AIRPORT CONDITIONS Sample Clauses

AIRPORT CONDITIONS. All maximum take-off weight calculations are based on the conditions described below: - *** - *** - *** - *** - *** - *** - *** - *** - *** Airport : *** Runway : *** Slope : *** TORA : *** Elev. : *** Temper. : *** Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** Airport : *** Runway : *** Slope : *** TORA : *** Elev. : *** Temper. : *** Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** Airport : *** Runway : *** Slope : *** TORA : *** Elev. : *** Temper. : *** Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** Airport : *** Runway : *** Slope : *** TORA : *** Elev. : *** Temper. : *** Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** Airport : *** Runway : *** Slope : *** TORA : *** Elev. : *** Temper. : *** Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** Airport : *** Runway : *** Slope : *** TORA : *** Elev. : *** Temper. : *** Obst. :
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AIRPORT CONDITIONS. The following provisions shall apply to Tenant’s use and occupancy of the Premises, which provisions shall run with the land, for the benefit of the Commission and its successors and assigns in the ownership and operation of the Airport: (a) Tenant shall neither construct nor permit to stand on the Premises any building, structure, poles, trees, or other object, whether natural or otherwise, in violation of FAR Part 77, or which would otherwise interfere with the use and operation of the Airport; (b) Tenant’s use of the Premises shall be compatible with noise levels associated with the operation of the Airport; and (c) Tenant shall not knowingly or negligently undertake, or knowingly or negligently permit, any activity that could create a potential for attracting birds or other wildlife that may pose a hazard to aircraft operations at the Airport.
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AIRPORT CONDITIONS. All maximum take-off weight calculations are based on the aircraft configuration and runway conditions described below: - Take-off with zero bleed, APU off - APR armed - Dry runway (no reverse thrust) - Balanced field length when optimum - Wind : 0 kts - Clearway : 0 ft - Stopway : 0 ft - Flaps : optimum 8 or 20 deg - Line-up allowance : 82 ft - Obstacles are defined from start of runway Airport : PHX, PHOENIX SKY HARB Runway : generic Slope : 0.000 % TORA : 11000 ft Elev. : 1133 ft Temper. : 110.1 degF (43.40 degC) Obst. : none Airport : DSM, DES MOINES INTL Runway : generic Slope : 0.000 % TORA : 9000 ft Elev. : 957 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.20 degC) 12 Supplement 1 to MPA 497 Revision Date: 8/13/01 Mesa Air Group, Inc. Initials Buyer_____ Bombardier_____ 73 Obst. : none Airport : FAT, FRESNO Runway : generic Slope : 0.000 % TORA : 9220 ft Elev. : 333 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.20 degC) Obst. : none Airport : BUF, GREATER BUFFALO INT. Runway : 23 Slope : 0.400 % downhill TORA : 8100 ft Elev. : 724 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.30 degC) Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) 1 8576 -47 2 8671 -36 3 9275 -27 4 9623 -2 5 10351 -1 6 10643 3 7 11510 19 Airport : BZN, GALLATIN FIELD Runway : 30 Slope : 0.200 % downhill TORA : 9003 ft Elev. : 4474 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.20 degC) Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) 1 10295 -11 2 78396 432 3 95194 632 Airport : DAY, COX-XXXXXX XXTL Runway : 06L Slope : 0.000 % TORA : 10900 ft Elev. : 1009 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.20 degC) Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) 1 12579 1 2 12684 2 3 14173 68 Airport : DEN, DENVER INTL Runway : 35L Slope : 0.500 % downhill TORA : 12000 ft Elev. : 5431 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.20 degC) Obst. : none Airport : DRO, DURANGO Runway : 20 Slope : 0.760 % downhill TORA : 9200 ft Elev. : 6685 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.30 degC) Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) 1 9505 -61 2 24193 -41 3 30318 -16 Airport : EGE, EAGLE CO REGL Runway : 07 Slope : 1.000 % uphill TORA : 8000 ft Elev. : 6535 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.30 degC) Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) 1 14961 349 2 16982 484 3 22461 844 4 34416 933 14 Supplement 1 to MPA 497 Revision Date: 8/13/01 Mesa Air Group, Inc. Initials Buyer_____ Bombardier_____ 75 5 46044 1045 6 49410 1353 Airport : ELP, EL PASO Runway : 22 Slope : 0.250 % downhill TORA : 11011 ft Elev. : 3956 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.30 degC) Obst. : none Airport : FAR, HECXXX XXTL Runway : 35 Slope : 0.000 % TORA : 9545 ft Elev. : 900 ft Temper. : 90 degF (32.20 degC) Obst. : # distance (...
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AIRPORT CONDITIONS. 2.1 RDU - Raleigh/Durham Runway: 05L Elevation: 436 ft Ambient temperature: ISA+15 degrees C Runway available-take-off: 10000 ft (3048 m) Clearway: 0 ft (0 m) Stopway: 0 ft (0 m) Line-up allowance: 82 ft (25 m) Runway available-landing: 8114 ft (2473 m) Wind: none Slope: 0.4% (uphill) Obstacles (relative to brake release point) dist(ft/m) height(ft) 11474/3497 48 12556/3827 81 12848/3916 94 2.2 [***] [***] (15 pages omitted)
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AIRPORT CONDITIONS. All maximum take-off weight calculations are based on the conditions described below: *** Airport :*** Runway :*** Slope :*** TORA :*** Elev. :*** Temper. :*** Obst. :*** # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** Airport :*** Runway :*** Slope :*** TORA :*** Elev. :*** Temper. :*** Obst. :*** # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** --------------------------------- Initials US Airways _____ Bombardier _____ --------------------------------- -20- Airport :*** Runway :*** Slope :*** TORA :*** Elev. :*** Temper. :*** Obst. :*** # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** Airport :*** Runway :*** Slope :*** TORA :*** Elev. :*** Temper. :*** Obst. :*** # distance (ft) height (ft) *** *** *** --------------------------------- Initials US Airways _____ Bombardier _____ ---------------------------------
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AIRPORT CONDITIONS. All maximum take-off weight calculations are based on the conditions described below: - Take-off with zero bleeds, APU on - APR armed - Dry runway - Wind : 0 kts - Clearway : 0 ft - Stopway : 0 ft - Flaps : optimum 8 or 20 deg - Line-up allowance : 82 ft (25 m) - Obstacles are defined from start of runway Airport : PHX, PHOENIX SKY HARBOR INTL Runway : 26R Slope : -0.227 % TORA : 11000 ft Elev. : 1133 ft Temper. : 109(degree)F Obst. : # distance (ft) height (ft) 1 11960 -8 Airport : CVG, CINCINNATI / NORTHERN KY INTL Runway : 09 Slope : -0.03 % TORA : 10000 ft
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AIRPORT CONDITIONS. All maximum take-off weight calculations are based on the aircraft configuration and runway conditions described below: -- Take-off with zero bleed, APU off -- APR armed -- Dry runway (no reverse thrust) -- Balanced field length when optimum -- Wind: 0 kts -- Clearway: 0 ft -- Stopway: 0 ft -- Flaps: optimum 8 or 20 deg -- Line-up allowance: 82 ft -- Obstacles are defined from start of runway Airport: PHX , PHOENIX SKY HARB Runway: generic Slope: 0.000 % TORA: 11000 ft Elev.: 1133 ft Temper.: 110.1 deg F (43.40 degC) Obst.: none Airport: DSM , DES MOINES INTL Runway: generic Slope: 0.000 % TORA: 9000 ft Elev.: 957 ft Temper.: 90 degF (32.20 degC) Obst.: none Airport: FAT , FRESNO Runway: generic Slope: 0.000 % TORA: 9220 ft Elev.: 333 ft Temper.: 90 degF (32.20 degC) Obst.: none
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