Environmental Testing and Approval Procedures Sample Clauses

Environmental Testing and Approval Procedures. (a) The FAA is authorized to make findings of compliance to 14 CFR Parts 34 and 36 based upon FAA witnessed tests, conducted in accordance with FAA- approved test plans, and based upon FAA review and approval of all data and compliance demonstration reports submitted via the CAAI.
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Environmental Testing and Approval Procedures. The CAAI accepts FAA’s findings of compliance to 14 CFR Parts 34 and 36.
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Environmental Testing and Approval Procedures. The RCAA will make findings of compliance to the environmental requirements based upon FAA witnessed tests, conducted in accordance with 14 CFR Parts 34 and 36 and FAA approved test plans, and based upon FAA review and approval of all data and compliance demonstration reports. The applicant will submit all requested compliance records to the RCAA via the FAA.
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Environmental Testing and Approval Procedures. The AR will make findings of compliance to the environmental requirements based upon FAA witnessed tests, conducted in accordance with 14 CFR Parts 34 and 36 and with FAA approved test plans, and based upon FAA review and approval of all data and compliance demonstration reports. The applicant will submit all requested compliance records to the AR via the FAA.
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Environmental Testing and Approval Procedures. (a) The JCAB is authorized to make findings of compliance to CAR Annexes 2 and 3 based upon JCAB witnessed tests, conducted in accordance with JCAB- approved test plans, and based upon JCAB review and approval of all data, compliance demonstration reports and compliance statements submitted via the FAA.
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Environmental Testing and Approval Procedures. The ANAC will accept the findings of compliance to RBHA 34 and 36 based upon FAA witnessed tests, conducted in accordance with FAA-approved test plans, and based upon ANAC review and approval of all data and compliance demonstration reports submitted via the FAA.
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