Emergency exit means an installed exit-type egress point from the aircraft that allows maximum opportunity for cabin and flight crew compartment evacuation within an appropriate time period and includes floor level door, window exit or any other type of exit, for instance hatch in the flight crew compartment and tail cone exit;
Emergency exit means a doorway in a building or facility used for egress to the outdoors only when there is an immediate threat to the health or safety of an individual.
Examples of Emergency exit in a sentence
Use assigned "Emergency Exit Route" (Appendix A) to designated location.
More Definitions of Emergency exit
Emergency exit means any termination of this Contract which is a: termination of the whole or part of this Contract in accordance with clause 64 (Termination Rights), or clause 65 (Termination on Insolvency or Change of Control); or wrongful termination or repudiation of this Contract by either Party.
Emergency exit means an opening in a school bus, including a door, push-out window, or roof hatch, used to unload passen- gers in the event of an occurrence that requires immediate evacuation of the school bus.
Emergency exit means an exit other than the usual means of access to or egress from a place;
Emergency exit means any doorway, emergency window, escape hatch or other opening designed or constructed solely to be used as an exit in an event of an emergency;
Emergency exit means any termination of this Agreement which is a (i) termination of the whole or part of this Agreement in accordance with Clause 44, except where the period of notice given under that Clause is greater than or equal to six (6) months; (ii) termination of the provision of the Services for any reason prior to the expiry of any period of notice of termination served pursuant to Clause 44; or (iii) wrongful termination or repudiation of this Agreement by either Party.
Emergency exit means a spare door, spare window or emergency hatch."
Emergency exit shall be in letters at least 2 inches high above a rear exit window on the inside and above or below the window on the outside of the vehicle.