FAOC definition

FAOC means a foreign air operator certificate granted under the law of any State; and
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FAOC means a Foreign Air Operator’s Certificate issued by the Authority’s Flight Standards Department.
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FAOC means Fisheries and Oceans Canada;
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Examples of FAOC in a sentence

  • If the Members elects to receive ongoing or periodic investment advisory services by entering into a Financial Planning Services Agreement, the Member (and now Client) will be charged $59 per session with the FAOC investment representative.

  • If the Client terminates or cancels the Financial Planning Services Agreement during the month and before engaging the consulting session, FAOC will refund the $59 consulting fee.

  • The Member understands that he or she may elect to utilize the advisory services provided by the Company’s subsidiary, FAOC, LLC (“FAOC”) by entering into a Financial Planning Services Agreement.

  • Should the Member make this election and enter into the Financial Planning Services Agreement, $20.00 of the Subscription Fee will convert into a “Financial Planning Fee” payable on a monthly basis by the Company to FAOC, LLC.

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