Crosswind Operations Clause Samples

The Crosswind Operations clause defines the requirements and limitations for conducting operations, such as aircraft takeoffs and landings, when crosswinds are present. It typically specifies the maximum allowable crosswind component under which operations may proceed, and may require additional precautions or procedures if crosswinds approach these limits. This clause ensures safety by setting clear operational boundaries, thereby reducing the risk of accidents or incidents caused by excessive crosswind conditions.
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