Launch Vehicle Flight Readiness Review (RAV Sample Clauses

Launch Vehicle Flight Readiness Review (RAV. This review is performed about [***] before the Launch and allows ARIANESPACE Management to authorise the start of the Launch Vehicle campaign. CUSTOMER is formally invited to attend. The review is co-chaired by the ARIANE Production Project Manager (CPAP) and the Launch Campaign Quality Director (CQCL). Part 4 – JUPITER At that time, all flight hardware i.e. stages, vehicle equipment bay, upper composite structures (including fairing and adaptors), are reviewed, through comprehensive documentation (available at ARIANESPACE). The documentation covers, but is not limited to, hardware identification performance test results and major waivers, anomalies and failures during tests, life limitations, on-going production status of same equipment, etc… The Payload status is also presented (mission, flight program, waivers, etc…). The RAV documentation will be made available to CUSTOMER during the review.
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