Oxygen Service Sample Clauses

Oxygen Service. Oxygen is not available on Carrier due to aircraft limitations and US Federal Aviation Regulations.
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Oxygen Service. The following special requirements for instrumentation on oxygen service overrule, where applicable, other specifications: a. All instrument parts in contact with oxygen shall be AISI 316L type stainless steel, and have smooth surfaces. b. Gasket material shall be PTFE for pressures up to 40 kg/cm2g. c. Filling fluids for capsules and diaphragm seals shall not present a hazard if diaphragm should fail and shall be selected accordingly. A suitable liquid is Fluorolube. The special liquid shall be indicated on the outside of the capsule, e.g., by etching. d. The instruments shall be very carefully degreased, cleaned and dried by the MANUFACTURER before dispatch, and also on site immediately before installation. The MANUFACTURER shall certify and tag the instruments ‘suitable for oxygen service’. For cleanliness and inspection methods, see ASTM G93-88.
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Oxygen Service. Volaris’ Web Site contains a list of the carriers that operate flights for Codeshare services provided by us and has links to those carriers' websites. For flights operated by one of our partner airlines, passengers should review the partner airline's rules (available on the partner airline's website) to familiarize themselves with matters such as check-in times, baggage allowances, denied boarding compensation and baggage rules prior to concluding your booking). More information can be obtained by contacting us. Volaris will advise you at the time of booking when a flight is to be operated by another carrier under a Codeshare arrangement.
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