Commercial aircraft means aircraft used for commercial purposes.
Commercial aircraft means any aircraft other than public aircraft engaged in the business of transporting persons or property.
Examples of Commercial aircraft in a sentence
Commercial aircraft operated in this state in air commerce which are owned by airline companies are state-assessed by the State Tax Commission.
Commercial aircraft do carry some freight, in addition to passengers, and emissions have been split between passenger and freight transportation.
Commercial aircraft, as modeled in FAA’s AEDT, consists of passenger aircraft, cargo, and other chartered flights.
Commercial aircraft fuel tanks could use oxygen sensor technology to ensure the tanks are inert.
Commercial aircraft operations under Air Force contract are provided an additional apron for terminal operations.
More Definitions of Commercial aircraft
Commercial aircraft means any aircraft other than public
Commercial aircraft means a commercial airplane as defined in RCW 82.32.550.
Commercial aircraft means any aircraft capable
Commercial aircraft means an aircraft carrying persons or prop- erty for compensation or hire.
Commercial aircraft means a certified passenger aircraft provided by a commercial airline on any regularly scheduled flight and operated by a properly certified pilot flying between duly established and maintained airports, and which is certified and authorized by local government authorities for the transport of fare-paying passengers.
Commercial aircraft means an aircraft which engages in transporting passengers or goods for monetary gain;
Commercial aircraft means aircraft used in domestic, flag, supplemental, commuter, or on-demand operations, as defined in Federal Aviation Administration Regulations, 14 C.F.R. § 119.3, as amended.