Charter operation definition

Charter operation means operations for which the departure time, departure location and arrival locations are specifically negotiated with the operator’s customer or the customer’s representative.

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Charter operation means an operation for hire and reward in which the departure time, departure location and arrival locations are specially negotiated and agreed with the customer or the customer's representative for entire aircraft. No ticket is sold to individual passenger for such operation.

Charter operation means an operation of an Aircraft for the purpose of:

Examples of Charter operation in a sentence

• The Aircraft must be capable of carrying passengers as a Charter operation during Daylight under the Visual Flight Rules (VFR) in accordance with clause 5.8 of the Contract.

• The Aircraft must be capable of carrying passengers as a Charter operation during Daylight under the Visual Flight Rules (VFR).

• Flights are also subject to all permits being issued for the purpose of this Charter operation including all over flight and landing permits being in place.

• The Aircraft must be capable of carrying passengers as a Charter operation during Daylight under the Visual Flight Rules (VFR) in accordance with clause 5.8.

• This contract stipulates the general terms and conditions for any Charter operation between the parties.

• With respect to the Charter operation, the Company will attempt to abide by the preceding sections wherever possible, however they are not bound to do so, and may deviate from the above sections where it is not practical to comply with them.

More Definitions of Charter operation

Charter operation means any operation for compensation or hire as defined in FAR

Charter operation means operations for which the departure time, departure location and arrival

Charter operation means a non-scheduled operation of an aircraft as–

Charter operation means a non-scheduled on-demand CAT with an aeroplane with a MOPSC of 20 or more;

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