Disabled aircraft definition
Disabled aircraft means any an aircraft that requires assistance to move from any position on the a runway, taxiway, or apron areas area of the airport.
Disabled aircraft means an aircraft in a non-flyable condition that is parked, stored or left on airport property, including the subleased premises of a tenant, for a period in excess of 90 days.
Disabled aircraft means an Aircraft that is not in a flyable condition, does not have a current certificate of air worthiness issued by the FAA, or is not in the process of actively being repaired. Disabled Aircraft include, but are not limited to, Aircraft missing exterior parts or not properly attached parts, flat tires, or Aircraft with an abandoned or neglected appearance.
More Definitions of Disabled aircraft
Disabled aircraft means an aircraft that is or has become inoperable on the airport for any reason such as; incident, accident, weather event, or under repair and unable to move under its own power by normal means.
Disabled aircraft means an aircraft that is unairworthy as defined by FARs or as determined by visual inspection by the Airport Manager. Disabled aircraft include, but are not limited to, aircraft missing exterior parts or not properly attached parts, flat tires and an abandoned or neglected appearance.
Disabled aircraft means any aircraft which that requires assistance to move from any position on the runway, taxi- way, or apron areas of the airport.