Time Books Clause Samples

Time Books. Aerowood Aviation provides binders with the corresponding N number for each aircraft (“Time Book” or “Time Books”), which are located in the cabinet above the printer in the Aerowood Aviation office. The Customer agrees to comply with the following Time Book rules: 1.11.1. For each flight, the Customer must log his/her time in the Time Book. Each item must be filled out to completion with the correct times. 1.11.2. Keys and VOR checks are found in the Time Books. Keys are to be placed back in the Time Book when the Customer is done with his/her flight. Spare keys can be found in the same cabinet as the Time Books, in a small plastic pencil box with a blue lid.
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Time Books. Aerowood Aviation provides binders labeled with the corresponding N number for each aircraft (“Time Book” or “Time Books”). The Customer agrees to comply with the following Time Book rules: 1.7.1. For each flight, the Customer must log his/her starting and ending ▇▇▇▇▇ and Tach time in the Time Book. Each item must be filled out to completion with the correct times. 1.7.2. Keys are found in the Time Books. Keys are to be placed back in the Time Book when the Customer is done with his/her flight.
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