Common use of FOIA Requests Clause in Contracts

FOIA Requests. The FAA often receives requests from the public under the United States Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to release information which the FAA may have in its possession. Each record the FAA has in its possession must be disclosed under the FOIA unless a FOIA exemption applies to that record. One exemption is for trade secrets, and financial or commercial information that is confidential or privileged. Design approval holders’ data may include trade secrets or other information that is confidential because release of the information would damage the competitive position of the holder or other person. When the FAA receives a FOIA request related to a product, part, or appliance of an FAA approval holder or applicant who is located in México, the FAA will request DGAC assistance in contacting the FAA approval holder or applicant to help determine what portions of that information may qualify for exemption under the criteria above and to ask them to provide factual information justifying use of the exemption. If the approval holder or applicant consents to the release of information, DGAC must provide the written consent to the FAA. If release is objected to, a statement of the reasons must be furnished by DGAC to the FAA.

FOIA Requests. The FAA often receives requests from the public under the United States Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) (Title 5 of the United States Code, section 552) to release information which the FAA may have in its possession. Each record the FAA has in its possession must be disclosed under the FOIA unless a FOIA exemption applies to that record. One exemption is for trade secrets, and financial or commercial information that is confidential or privileged. Design approval holders’ data may include trade secrets or other information that is confidential because release of the information would damage the competitive position of the holder or other person. When the FAA receives a FOIA request related to a product, part, product or appliance article of an FAA approval holder or applicant who is located in MéxicoIndia, the FAA will request DGAC DGCA assistance in contacting the FAA approval holder or applicant to help determine what portions of that information may qualify for exemption under the criteria above and to ask them to provide factual information justifying use of the exemption. If the approval holder or applicant consents to the release of information, DGAC the DGCA must provide the written consent to the FAA. If release is objected to, a statement of the reasons must be furnished by DGAC the DGCA to the FAA.

FOIA Requests. The FAA often receives requests from the public under the United States Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to release information which the FAA may have in its possession. Each record the FAA has in its possession must be disclosed under the FOIA unless a FOIA exemption applies to that record. One exemption is for trade secrets, and financial or commercial information that is confidential or privileged. Design approval Approval holders’ data may include trade secrets or other information that is confidential because release of the information would damage the competitive position of the holder or other person. When the FAA receives a FOIA request related to a product, part, or appliance of an FAA approval holder or applicant who is located in MéxicoItaly, the FAA will request DGAC ENAC's assistance in contacting the FAA approval holder or applicant to help determine what portions of that information may qualify for exemption under the criteria above and to ask them to provide factual information justifying use of the exemption. If the approval holder or applicant consents to the release of information, DGAC information ENAC must provide the written consent to the FAA. If release is objected to, a statement of the reasons must be furnished by DGAC ENAC to the FAA.

FOIA Requests. The FAA often receives requests from the public under the United States Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to release information which the FAA may have in its possession. Each record the FAA has in its possession must be disclosed under the FOIA unless a FOIA exemption applies to that record. One exemption is for trade secrets, and financial or commercial information that is confidential or privileged. Design approval holders’ data may include trade secrets or other information that is confidential because release of the information would damage the competitive position of the holder or other person. When the FAA receives a FOIA request related to a product, part, or appliance of an FAA approval holder or applicant who is located in MéxicoRomania, the FAA will request DGAC the RCAA’s assistance in contacting the FAA approval holder or applicant to help determine what portions of that information may qualify for exemption under the criteria above and to ask them to provide factual information justifying use of the exemption. If the approval holder or applicant consents to the release of information, DGAC the RCAA must provide the written consent to the FAA. If the release is objected to, a statement of the reasons must be furnished by DGAC the RCAA to the FAA.

FOIA Requests. The FAA often receives requests from the public under the United States Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to release information information, which the FAA may have in its possession. Each record the FAA has in its possession must be disclosed under the FOIA unless a FOIA exemption applies to that record. One exemption is for trade secrets, and financial or commercial information that is confidential or privileged. Design approval holders’ data may include trade secrets or other information that is confidential because release of the information would damage the competitive position of the holder or other person. When the FAA receives a FOIA request related to a product, part, or appliance of an FAA approval holder or applicant who is located in MéxicoBrazil, the FAA will request DGAC the ANAC’s assistance in contacting the FAA approval holder or applicant to help determine what portions of that information may qualify for exemption under the criteria above and to ask them to provide factual information justifying use of the exemption. If the approval holder or applicant consents to the release of information, DGAC the ANAC must provide the written consent to the FAA. If release is objected to, a statement of the reasons must be furnished by DGAC the ANAC to the FAA.