Pilot. Pilot means a Motion Picture produced as one (1) episode of a projected Series to determine whether to produce the Series later.
Pilot. Subject to §5.B, during the term of this Agreement and after issuance of a Notice to Proceed, the Parties intend to establish a pilot program for e-scooters for up to one year. At the end of that pilot program the Parties shall evaluate the success of the pilot program. The Parties may agree to extend the e-scooter pilot program to continue for any portion of the Initial Term or Renewal Term of this Agreement upon mutual agreement by the Parties confirmed in writing. In addition to any conditions for e-scooters contained in this Agreement, each Municipality may issue any additional e-scooter specific conditions prior to the establishment of the pilot. Operator expressly agrees to abide by all such e- scooter conditions that now exist. Prior to issuing the Notice to Proceed set forth in §5.B., the Municipality issuing the Notice to Proceed shall provide such condition to Gotcha to allow for adequate time for Gotcha to comply.
Pilot. A sample episode for a proposed Series that sets the initial premise, characters, and format of the Series intended for broadcast and financed as such.
Pilot. For each tax year or portion thereof during the term of the Lease, the Company, as tenant, shall pay PILOT in accordance with Section 7(d) of the MOU.
Pilot. The Authority shall cause to be timely paid such amounts as are payable in respect of PILOT in accordance with the Act.
Pilot. Purchaser shall enter into the PILOT with the St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Authority within a reasonable time of the Effective Date. TAX MATTERS
Pilot. OCC, at its sole cost, will design and install a fully functional System (using the Generation III Platform) in all guest rooms in the following Hotels (the "Pilot Hotels"): / / Bethesda Marriott / / Denver Marriott Tech Center / / San Diego Marriott Hotel and Marina
Pilot. The pilot of the aircraft during this lease will be . The type of license(s) held by this pilot is date of this pilot’s last F.A.A. approved class medical examination is . The pilot and any crew member(s) will be an employee(s) of: Check One: Lessor (as independent contractor) Lessee and/or Lessee’s Payroll Services Company Federal Aviation Regulations 91.119 and 91.303 address acrobatic flight and minimum safe altitudes. It shall be the responsibility of the Insuring Party hereunder to confirm that the pilot of the aircraft has an approved Motion Picture and Television Flight Operations Manual and has obtained a current Certificate of Waiver or authorization from the F.A.A. if the use of the aircraft falls under F.A.R. 91.119 and/or 91.303. Pilot has has / has not evidenced compliance with the above by filing with Lessee’s Insurance and Risk Management Department a copy of his Motion Picture and Television Flight Operations Manual and Waiver. SCHEDULE/LOCATION/USE: The period of this lease shall commence effective (date) at (location) and shall continue, subject to all terms and conditions of this agreement, until (date) at which time the aircraft shall be delivered to Lessor at (location) and the lease period shall be terminated. Upon reasonable notice, Lessor shall make the aircraft available to Lessee, upon these same terms, for use on subsequent date(s) that may be reasonably necessary to meet Lessee’s production requirements. Lessee shall be given the full unrestricted use of the aircraft to accomplish the necessary transportation, effects and/or film sequences as it requires, subject always to the pilot’s determination of safety, aircraft performance, F.A.A. or N.T.S.B. restrictions or other state or federal requirements.
Pilot. During the PILOT Term, the Lessee shall pay PILOT with respect to the Facility Realty (excluding the Additional Improvements, if any) in the amounts described below, subject to adjustment pursuant to Section 5.1(f).
Pilot. 1-year credit for each of the following, which will be accumulative; • Instrument rating for position employed. (i.e. command/ copilot) • Type endorsement on company helicopter for the position employed. • Previous EMS experience greater than 12 months. • ATPL. • Instructor rating. • Greater than 4,000 hours aviation experience. • Previous multi engine experience, greater than 100 hours. Maximum 5 years of credit.
