Pilot Certificate Clause Samples
The Pilot Certificate clause establishes the requirement that any individual operating an aircraft must possess a valid and appropriate pilot's license or certificate. In practice, this means that only those who have been officially certified by the relevant aviation authority are permitted to act as pilots under the agreement, and proof of such certification may need to be provided upon request. This clause ensures that all flight operations are conducted by qualified personnel, thereby reducing liability and promoting safety.
Pilot Certificate. The Customer must hold a valid and current pilot certificate with appropriate ratings for the aircraft being rented and for the flight, and the Customer shall be Pilot-In-Command of the aircraft rented from Aerowood Aviation. The Customer will be responsible for the aircraft and will maintain operational control of the aircraft during the rental.
Pilot Certificate. Renter must hold a valid and current pilot certificate with appropriate ratings. The person named on the rental contract shall be the pilot in command. The Renter will fly the aircraft from the left seat and he/she will be responsible for the aircraft and its operation at all times.
Pilot Certificate. Renter must hold a valid and current pilot certificate with appropriate ratings. The person named on the rental contract shall be the pilot in command. The Renter will fly the aircraft from the left seat, and he/she will be responsible for the aircraft and its operation at all times. Currency – Renter must possess evidence of a current biennial flight review, medical certificate, and aircraft checkout by a pilot designated by the Operator. Preflight – Renter will personally conduct a preflight inspection of the aircraft as prescribed by the manufacturer. Renter shall use the manufacturers recommended pre-takeoff, cruise and pre-landing checklists. Weather – Renter shall plan to operate the aircraft only when the present and forecasted weather indicates VFR conditions local and end route (ceiling of at least 3,000 feet and visibility 5 miles or greater) unless Renter is instrument rated, current for IFR and specifically approved by the Operator for IFR flight. Take-off and landing area – No take-off or landing shall be made on any area other than the runways of an airport designed, constructed, maintained, and used as an airport with PAVED runways of no less than 2,000 feet. Physical conditions – Renter shall not operate the aircraft for a period of at least 12 hours after using intoxicating substances such as liquor, tranquilizers or sleeping aids.
Pilot Certificate. A certificate issued to a pilot by the FAA, which specifies the privileges, ratings and limitations given to the pilot by the FAA.