Checking procedure Sample Clauses

Checking procedure. 3.2.1. Confirm that the manufacturer's/supplier's information document demonstrates compliance with the provisions of ISO 11992 with respect to the physical layer, data link layer and application layer.
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Checking procedure. 2.2.1. Check the following, with the simulator connected to the motor vehicle via the ISO 7638 interface and whilst all towed vehicle messages relevant to the interface are being transmitted:
Checking procedure. 3.2.1 Configure the ISO 11992-2:2014 towed vehicle ECU to use either VIN “XXXXXXXXXX0000000” or the actual VIN of the towed vehicle.
Checking procedure. The Carrier or the Handling Partner will report the breach of the service standards by phone to the HZS dispatching (l. 3333) as early as possible; however, within 24 hours from the event. The HZS dispatching is required to keep records of each failure to observe the standard of the service. Specification of the service Patient treatment will be provided in a 24/7 regime, and patients will be usually examined or treated at the medical centres at Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3, with the option of boarding their aircraft. In the event of a life-threatening or health hazardous event, the HZS dispatching will ensure medical assistance in cooperation with the Prague Emergency Medical Service per the statutory arrival times. This does not concern states which do not endanger life or health in which the Permanent Medical Service meets the requirement to provide the Service immediately or as soon as the concurrent event or non-standard situation is over. The announcement of a “full emergency” or “aircraft accident” signal is governed by the Airport Emergency Plan.
Checking procedure. The Carrier or Handling Partner will hand over the information on a failure to observe the standard of the service by phone to the CDP dispatching (l. 7000) as early as possible; however, within 24 hours from the aircraft ALDT or ATOT if a bus is not provided at the departure waiting area at the specified time. The CDP dispatching is required to keep records of each failure to observe the standard of the service. Specification of the service The CDP issues an instruction to prepare an airport bus upon arrival even without the Carrier’s or Handling Partner’s request. Prague Airport prepares a bus sufficiently in advance and with a capacity adequate for the determined number of arriving passengers. During departures, airport buses are prepared at gates based on the Carrier’s or Handling Partner’s request to CDP. The recommended capacity is a maximum of 60 or 90 per the bus type. Providing airport buses for transporting passengers from gates to stands on an open area includes their availability in the required numbers during aircraft departures and arrivals. The CDP dispatching is responsible for providing airport buses. Percent fulfillment: ✓ 97% / of the Carrier movements during the monitored period Statistical output: ✓ Monthly
Checking procedure. The evaluation for the arrival of the bus takes place automatically on the basis of the available measurement systems of Prague Airport and methodology in accordance with the above-mentioned guarantee of the standard of this area. The evaluation is part of the Prague Airport Performance report as KPI 10 and 11. At the same time, the Carrier or the Handling Partner can hand over the information on a failure to observe the standard of the service by phone to the CDP dispatching (l. 7000) as early as possible; however, within 24 hours from the aircraft ALDT or ATOT if a bus is not provided at the departure waiting area at the specified time. The CDP dispatching is required to keep records of each failure to observe the standard of the service. Specification of the service The CDP issues an instruction to prepare an airport bus upon arrival even without the Carrier’s or Handling Partner’s request. Prague Airport prepares a bus sufficiently in advance and with a capacity adequate for the determined number of arriving passengers. During departures, airport buses are prepared at gates based on the Carrier’s or Handling Partner’s request to CDP. The recommended capacity is a maximum of 90 PAX per the bus. Providing airport buses for transporting passengers from gates to stands on an open area includes their availability in the required numbers during aircraft departures and arrivals. The CDP dispatching is responsible for providing airport buses. Percent fulfillment: ✓ 97% / of the Carrier movements during the monitored period Statistical output: ✓ Monthly
Checking procedure. The carrier or the Handling Partner shall report any service standard non-compliance by phone to the BEK control centre (ext. 5509) as soon as possible, but no later than within 24 hours of the aircraft ATOT. The BEK dispatching is obliged to keep records of every case of service standard non-compliance.
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Checking procedure. The Carrier or the Handling Partner will hand over the information on a failure to observe the standard of the service by phone to the BHS dispatching (I. 9165) as early as possible; however, within 24 hours from the aircraft ATOT. The BHS dispatching is required to keep records of each failure to observe the standard of the service. Specification of the service Providing the baggage sorting system service includes availability of a departure baggage conveyor belt, including the part of the baggage conveyor situated in public sections of departure halls in Terminals 1 and 2, luggage security check system and baggage carousels in the baggage sorting facility in Terminal 1, and baggage carousels and individual chutes in the baggage sorting area in Terminal 2. The BHS dispatching is responsible for ensuring operability of the baggage sorting system in Terminals 1, 2 and 3. The BEK dispatching is responsible for ensuring luggage security check. All conveyor systems are intended exclusively for transporting luggage according to the definition in the IATA 743b resolution. Related documentation: „Check-in Counter Operation“ issued by Prague Airport.

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