Revocation or Suspension of Type Certificate or Supplemental Type Certificate Sample Clauses

Revocation or Suspension of Type Certificate or Supplemental Type Certificate. (a) In the event the CAAI revokes or suspends a type certificate or supplemental type certificate of a product for which the CAAI is the authority of the State of Design, it should immediately inform the FAA product-responsible Directorate. The FAA, upon notification, will conduct an investigation to determine if action is required in the United States. If the revocation or suspension was “for cause” and the FAA concurs with the CAAI’s certificate action, the FAA will initiate revocation or suspension of the U.S. type certificate or supplemental type certificate. The FAA may decide to assume continued airworthiness responsibilities if there is sufficient information for it to support the continued operational safety of the fleet in the United States. In this case the CAAI should obtain and provide type design data as requested to the FAA. Final certificate action is at the sole discretion of the FAA. The FAA may revoke the U.S. type certificate or supplemental type certificate if the continued airworthiness responsibilities would cause an undue burden for the FAA.
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Revocation or Suspension of Type Certificate or Supplemental Type Certificate. (a) In the event that the State of Design (exporting authority) revokes or suspends a TC or STC of a product manufactured in its country, that authority shall immediately inform the importing authority. The importing authority, upon notification, will conduct an investigation to determine if action is required in the importing state. If the revocation or suspension was “for cause” and the importing authority concurs with the exporting authority’s certificate action, the importing authority will initiate revocation or suspension of its TC or STC. Otherwise, the importing authority may decide to assume continued airworthiness responsibilities if there is sufficient information for it to support the continued operational safety of the fleet in the importing country. In this case the exporting country should obtain and provide type design data as requested to the importing country. Final certificate action is at the sole discretion of the importing authority.
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Revocation or Suspension of Type Certificate or Supplemental Type Certificate. (a) In the event the CAA revokes or suspends a TC or STC of a product for which the CAA is the authority of the State of Design, it should immediately inform the FAA product-responsible Directorate in writing. The FAA, upon notification, will conduct an investigation to determine if action is required in the United States. If the revocation or suspension was “for cause” and the FAA concurs with the CAA’s certificate action, the FAA will initiate revocation or suspension of the U.S. TC or STC. The FAA may decide to assume continued airworthiness responsibilities if there is sufficient information for it to support the continued operational safety of the fleet in the United States. In this case the CAA should obtain and provide type design data as requested to the FAA. Final certificate action is at the sole discretion of the FAA. The FAA may revoke the U.S. TC or TCSTC if the continued airworthiness responsibilities would cause an undue burden for the FAA.
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Revocation or Suspension of Type Certificate or Supplemental Type Certificate. 5.5.1 In the event the CAA revokes or suspends a TC or STC of a product for which the CAA is the authority for the State of Design, the CAA should immediately inform the FAA product-responsible Directorate in writing. The FAA, upon notification, will conduct an investigation to determine if action is required in the U.S. If the revocation or suspension was “for cause” and the FAA concurs with the CAA’s certificate action, the FAA will initiate revocation or suspension of the U.S. TC or STC. The CAA will retain responsibility for assisting the FAA with design related issues concerning the continued operational safety of any orphaned aircraft. Final certificate action is at the sole discretion of the FAA. The FAA may revoke the U.S. TC or STC if the continued airworthiness responsibilities would cause an undue burden for the FAA.
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