Common use of Continuing Airworthiness Clause in Contracts

Continuing Airworthiness. 3.5.1. The two Parties shall cooperate in analysing airworthiness aspects of accidents and incidents occurring in relation to Civil Aeronautical Products to which this Agreement applies and which are such as would raise questions concerning the airworthiness of such products. To that end, their Technical Agents shall exchange relevant information on failures, malfunctions, defects or other occurrences affecting Civil Aeronautical Products to which this Agreement applies reported by their respective regulated entities. The exchange of this information shall be considered to fulfil the obligation of each approval holder to report failures, malfunctions, defects or other occurrences to the other Party's Technical Agent under the other Party's applicable law. 3.5.2. The Exporting Party shall, in respect of Civil Aeronautical Products designed or manufactured under its jurisdiction, determine any appropriate action necessary to correct any unsafe condition of the type design that may be discovered after a Civil Aeronautical Product is placed in service, including any actions in respect of components designed and/or manufactured by a supplier under contract to a prime contractor in the territory under the Exporting Party's jurisdiction. 3.5.3. The Exporting Party shall, in respect of Civil Aeronautical Products designed or manufactured under its jurisdiction, assist the Importing Party in determining any action considered to be necessary by the Importing Party for the continued airworthiness of the products. 3.5.4. Each Party shall keep the other Party informed of all mandatory airworthiness directives, or other actions which it determines are necessary for the continued airworthiness of Civil Aeronautical Products designed or manufactured under the jurisdiction of either Party and that are covered by this Agreement.

Continuing Airworthiness. 3.5.1. The two Parties shall cooperate in analysing airworthiness aspects of accidents and incidents occurring in relation to Civil Aeronautical Products to which this Agreement applies and which are such as would raise questions concerning the airworthiness of such products. To that end, their Technical Agents shall exchange relevant information on failures, malfunctions, defects or other occurrences affecting Civil Aeronautical Products to which this Agreement applies reported by their respective regulated entities. The exchange of this information shall be considered to fulfil the obligation of each approval holder to report failures, malfunctions, defects or other occurrences to the other Party's ’s Technical Agent under the other Party's ’s applicable law. 3.5.2. The Exporting Party shall, in respect of Civil Aeronautical Products designed or manufactured under its jurisdictionjuris­ diction, determine any appropriate action necessary to correct any unsafe condition of the type design that may be discovered after a Civil Aeronautical Product is placed in service, including any actions in respect of components designed and/or manufactured by a supplier under contract to a prime contractor in the territory under the Exporting Party's ’s jurisdiction. 3.5.3. The Exporting Party shall, in respect of Civil Aeronautical Products designed or manufactured under its jurisdictionjuris­ diction, assist the Importing Party in determining any action considered to be necessary by the Importing Party for the continued airworthiness of the products. 3.5.4. Each Party shall keep the other Party informed of all mandatory airworthiness directives, or other actions which it determines are necessary for the continued airworthiness of Civil Aeronautical Products designed or manufactured manu­ factured under the jurisdiction of either Party and that are covered by this Agreement.