Certificate of airworthiness for export definition

Certificate of airworthiness for export means a certificate issued by the CAA certifying that the aircraft to which the certificate refers has been examined and is considered airworthy in accordance with any special requirements notified by the importing country;
Certificate of airworthiness for export means a certificate of airworthiness for export issued by the Aviation Authorities at the Place of Delivery. Certificate of Sale is defined in Article 9.2.2. Contractual Delivery Date is defined in Article 9.1.4. Default Interest Rate is defined in Article 5.7.
Certificate of airworthiness for export is that issued by the CAA.

More Definitions of Certificate of airworthiness for export

Certificate of airworthiness for export means a certificate issued under regulation 28 of the MCAR;
Certificate of airworthiness for export means a certificate issued by the Civil Aviation Authority certifying that the aircraft to which the certificate refers has been examined and considered airworthy in accordance with applicable Overseas Territories Aviation Requirements and with any special requirements notified by the importing country;

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