Loaned aircraft means a Federal aircraft owned by an executive agency, but in the custody of a non-executive agency under an agreement that does not include compensa- tion.
Loaned aircraft means an aircraft owned by a Department or independent office which is on loan to a State, coop- erator, or other entity. Military surplus aircraft part is an air- craft part that has been released as surplus by the military, even if subse- quently resold by manufacturers, owner/operators, repair facilities, or any other parts supplier. Mission requirements mean activities that constitute the discharge of an agency’s official responsibilities. Such activities include, but are not limited to, the transport of troops and/or equipment, training, evacuation (in- cluding medical evacuation), intel- ligence and counter-narcotics activi- ties, search and rescue, transportation of prisoners, use of defense attache- controlled aircraft, aeronautical re- search and space and science applica- tions, and other such activities. Mis- sion requirements do not include offi- cial travel to give speeches, to attend conferences or meetings, or to make routine site visits. Routine site visits are customary or regular travel to a lo- cation for official purposes. Net book value means the acquisition Non-operational aircraft means an owned, leased, lease purchased, or bailed aircraft that cannot be flown or operated by the owning or using agen- cy for an extended period (6 months or more). Official travel means travel for the purpose of mission requirements, re- quired use travel, and other travel for the conduct of agency business.