Common use of Capacity to perform the Services Clause in Contracts

Capacity to perform the Services. a. The Contractor must: i. ensure that the Aircraft and Flight Crew are capable of carrying out the Services according to the specifications and standards described in this Contract; and ii. be responsible for modifying and/or equipping the Aircraft, including arranging all necessary approvals and authorisations, to meet the requirements of this Contract to carry out the Services required; and iii. be responsible for and ensure that it has all certificates, exemptions, flight manuals and flight manual supplements, operations manual supplements, endorsements and approvals or any other authorisations where necessary to carry out the Services required. b. The Contractor must maintain access to back up facilities including suitably qualified relief Flight Crew and Crewpersons and “out of hours” servicing as the tasks may involve operations under emergency conditions. c. The Contractor must: i. ensure the provision of Flight Crew and Crewperson training, experience and currency as specified in this Contract; and ii. have access to a sufficient number of suitably qualified, trained and current Flight Crew and Crewpersons such that legislative flight and duty time limitations and fatigue management provisions do not limit availability or provision of the required Services.