ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT – CARGO Sample Clauses

ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT – CARGO. 12.1. Rotary Wing Aircraft not equipped with a Firebombing tank must have installed an approved cargo hook to CASA requirements. 12.2. Rotary Wing Aircraft equipped with a Firebombing tank that precludes installation of a cargo hook must have an approved cargo hook available at or within reasonable proximity to the NOB, and the Contractor must have the ability remove the firebombing tank and to install the cargo hook with equipment and Personnel available at the NOB or within reasonable proximity to the NOB. 12.3. Rotary Wing Aircraft equipped with a cargo hook at any particular time must carry at least one cargo net of a size appropriate to the external load capabilities of the helicopter, plus at least one cargo strop and a set of appropriate shackles and swivels.
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ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT – CARGO a. Rotary Wing Aircraft not equipped with a Firebombing tank must have installed an approved cargo hook. b. Rotary Wing Aircraft equipped with a Firebombing tank that precludes installation of a cargo hook must have an approved cargo hook available at or within reasonable proximity to the NOB, and the Contractor must have the ability remove the Firebombing tank and to install the cargo hook with equipment and Personnel available at the NOB or within reasonable proximity to the NOB. c. Rotary Wing Aircraft equipped with a cargo hook at any particular time must carry at least one cargo net of a size appropriate to the external load capabilities of the helicopter, plus at least one cargo strop and a set of appropriate shackles and swivels. d. Rotary Wing Aircraft must have available at the NOB a selection of appropriate cargo strops and shackles and swivels.
ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT – CARGO. Rotary Wing Aircraft not equipped with a Firebombing tank must have installed an approved cargo hook.

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