Inoperative Autopilot Sample Clauses

Inoperative Autopilot. Notwithstanding the applicable duty time limitations set forth in this Article 12.D., if the aircraft’s automatic Pilot system is fully inoperative the crew shall not be scheduled to operate that aircraft for more than eight (8) hours or the period of time that is provided in the Minimum Equipment List (XXX), whichever is less.
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