Common use of Instructions for Continued Airworthiness Clause in Contracts

Instructions for Continued Airworthiness. Instructions for continued airworthiness and maintenance manuals having airworthiness limitation sections must be provided by the certificate holder as prescribed in EASA Part 21. (c) Aircraft Flight Manual, Operating Placards and Markings, Weight and Balance Report, and Equipment List. Each aircraft must be accompanied by an approved Aircraft Flight Manual, including all applicable supplements. The aircraft must also have the appropriate operating placards and markings, a current weight and balance report, and a list of installed equipment.

Instructions for Continued Airworthiness. Instructions for continued airworthiness and maintenance manuals having airworthiness limitation sections must be provided by the certificate holder as prescribed in EASA Part 21. . (c) Aircraft Flight Manual, Operating Placards and Markings, Weight and Balance Report, and Equipment List. Each aircraft must be accompanied by an approved Aircraft Flight Manual, including all applicable supplements. The aircraft must also have the appropriate operating placards and markings, a current weight and balance report, and a list of installed equipment.

Instructions for Continued Airworthiness. Instructions for continued airworthiness and maintenance manuals having airworthiness limitation sections must be provided by the certificate holder as prescribed in EASA Part 2114 CFR 21.50. (c) Aircraft Flight Manual, Operating Placards and Markings, Weight and Balance Report, and Equipment List. Each aircraft must be accompanied by an approved Aircraft Flight Manual, including all applicable supplements. The aircraft must also have the appropriate operating placards and markings, a current weight and balance report, and a list of installed equipment.