Mission Failure definition

Mission Failure means any irrecoverable incident that is deemed to have occurred as a result of ETCS functional failure where the Train Operator has taken all reasonable steps to correct such functional failure but has been unsuccessful, the occurrence of which during any operational day or before the start of the operational day, results in the Cancellation of the Service. Mission Failures are a sub-set of the Service Affecting Failures;
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Mission Failure means loss of one or more primary objectives, or a serious injury or fatality that occurs during performance of the mission and as a result of the mission.
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Examples of Mission Failure in a sentence

  • Maintainability may be expressed as (1) Mean Corrective Maintenance Time for Operational Mission Failure Repairs (MCMTOMF), (2) Mean Corrective Maintenance Time for all incidents (MCMT), (3) Maximum (e.g., 90 Percentile Time) Corrective Maintenance Time for Operational Mission Failures (MaxCMTOMF), (4) Maximum (e.g., 90 Percentile) Corrective Maintenance Time for all incidents (MaxCMT), and (5) various maintenance ratios (MR), e.g., Maintenance Man-Hours Per Operating Hour, Mile, Round, etc.

  • For some systems, mission reliability may be better expressed as a function of Mean Time (miles, rounds, etc.) Between Operational Mission Failure (MTBOMF).

  • Mission reliability can also be stated as the probability a system can complete its required operational mission without an Operational Mission Failure (OMF).

  • For Customer to be entitled to a Replacement Launch in the event of a Satellite Mission Failure, such Satellite Mission Failure must be declared within [***] following Launch.

  • REPLACEMENT LAUNCH The Customer may request a Replacement Launch for a Launch Vehicle Mission Failure or Satellite Mission Failure, provided that the Satellite Mission Failure must occur prior to the completion of Satellite check-out.

  • Launch must be in writing and received by Contractor no later than; (1), [***] after the determination of a Launch Failure; or (2), no later than [***] after the determination of a Satellite Mission Failure.

  • Service Customer may request a Replacement Launch Service in the event of a Launch Mission Failure by giving written notice to Contractor of such option exercise within [***] days of the Launch Mission Failure.

  • That time below which a specified percentage of corrective maintenance tasks must be completed to restore the system to operation after an Operational Mission Failure.