Operating Base definition

Operating Base means Port Columbus Airport, Columbus, Ohio.

Operating Base means Dulles International Airport, Virginia.

Operating Base means the place onshore designated by Operator and specified in Appendix A;

Examples of Operating Base in a sentence

MSG will provision the Operating Base to support the operation and maintenance of the Aircraft.
Performance Aircraft utilizes a facility located within the business office & operating base which meets the requirements of 14 CFR 141.45 (Appendix A – Business Office & Operating Base Diagram).
Upon completion of each use of the Aircraft by Lessee during the Term, Lessee shall return the Aircraft to the Lessor by delivering the same to the Operating Base, fully equipped with all Engines installed thereon.
The Aircraft shall be delivered by Lessor to the Lessee at the Operating Base or at such other location that is mutually agreeable by Lessor and Lessee prior to each use of the Aircraft in “AS IS”, “WHERE AS” condition subject to each and every disclaimer of warranty and requirements as set forth in Section 4.3 hereof.
Client and MSG agree that in the event of termination, the parties will negotiate in good faith terms of a separate sublease (or comparable agreement) for Client’s Aircraft to be stored at the Operating Base.

Operating Base means the location from which operational control is exercised;

Operating Base means, with respect to each Lease Period, that location where Lessor delivers the Aircraft to Lessee.

Operating Base means that airport described in Exhibit A.

Operating Base means a location where an AOC holder exercises operational control and may contain one or more of the facilities for operational scheduling, flight planning or training.

Operating Base means Charlotte Xxxxxxx International Airport, in the City of Charlotte, State of North Carolina.

Operating Base means the place onshore designated by Company and specified in Drilling Order.