Airworthiness Determination Sample Clauses
The Airworthiness Determination clause establishes the requirement that an aircraft or aviation component must meet specific safety and operational standards before it can be used or delivered. In practice, this clause typically mandates that the seller or operator provide evidence, such as certificates or inspection reports, confirming that the item complies with all applicable regulatory and manufacturer requirements. Its core function is to ensure that only safe, compliant equipment is accepted or operated, thereby reducing the risk of accidents and legal liability.
Airworthiness Determination. Neither conformity certification on prototype parts (per paragraph 6.3), nor inspections on production parts (per paragraph 6.4) should be construed as being an export airworthiness approval, since a conformity certification does not constitute an airworthiness determination. Airworthiness determinations remain the responsibility of the design holder and/or manufacturer and the exporting authority.