FAA Certification Sample Clauses
The FAA Certification clause establishes that certain products, services, or operations must comply with the certification requirements set by the Federal Aviation Administration. In practice, this means that any aircraft, components, or related activities covered by the agreement must obtain and maintain all necessary FAA approvals before they can be used or delivered. This clause ensures that all parties adhere to federal safety and regulatory standards, thereby reducing legal and operational risks associated with non-compliance.
FAA Certification. LSI certifies that the Products and their packages do not contain explosives, hazardous materials, incendiaries and/or destructive devices.
FAA Certification. Operator shall maintain FAA certification to the extent FAA airport certification rules apply to the Airport at any time.
FAA Certification. The Temporary Use Permit granted herein is specifically conditioned on the requirement that the pilot of the drone has a Remote Pilot License issued by the Federal Aviation Administration and that all other required certifications are current.
FAA Certification. The Company holds Operating Certificate #7EXA777M issued by the FAA under Parts 119 and 135 of the FARs. The Operating Certificate is a basic or full (i.e., multi-aircraft) Part 135 certificate, good for world-wide and over-water operations and for the carriage of l 0 or more passengers. Seller warrants that the Operating Certificate is presently in effect and has not been revoked, and that the completion of the transactions contemplated hereunder shall not cause the Operating Certificate to fail to remain in effect or be revoked.
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