Common use of FAA Procedures Clause in Contracts

FAA Procedures. (a) The FAA is authorized to make findings of compliance to 14 CFR Parts 34 and 36. (b) Upon request to EASA, and after mutual agreement, the FAA may authorize environmental findings of compliance to be performed by EASA on behalf of the FAA. For tests conducted prior to a TC or STC application being made to the FAA, FAA may accept EASA-approved noise and emissions certification compliance data, provided the data meets the applicable FAA regulations, guidance, and policy material. Note: None of the bilateral airworthiness agreements listed in Attachment 1 of the Agreement have within their scope the approval of compliance with environmental standards. (c) In the absence of any authorization to EASA, the FAA process for environmental testing and approvals, includes the following: (1) Environmental (noise, fuel venting and exhaust emissions) certification compliance demonstration plans must be submitted to the FAA for review, comment, and subsequent approval prior to undertaking certification testing. (2) Information and data must 2.

FAA Procedures. (a) The FAA is authorized to make findings of compliance to 14 CFR Parts 34 and 36. (b) Upon request to EASA, and after mutual agreement, the FAA may authorize environmental findings of compliance to be performed by EASA on behalf of the FAA. For tests conducted prior to a TC or STC application being made to the FAA, FAA may accept EASA-approved noise and emissions certification compliance data, provided the data meets the applicable FAA regulations, guidance, and policy material. Note: None of the bilateral airworthiness agreements listed in Attachment 1 of the Agreement have within their scope the approval of compliance with environmental standards. (c) In the absence of any authorization to EASA, the FAA process for environmental testing and approvals, includes the following: : (1) Environmental (noise, fuel venting and exhaust emissions) certification compliance demonstration plans must be submitted to the FAA for review, comment, and subsequent approval prior to undertaking certification testing. . (2) Information and data must 2.must