Common use of Sharing Information on Any Airworthiness Limitation Changes Clause in Contracts

Sharing Information on Any Airworthiness Limitation Changes. The FAA and EASA shall share information on any changes that affect operating limitations, life limits, or any other airworthiness limitation, including manual changes and changes to certification maintenance requirements. These changes should be promptly sent to the importing authority in order to ensure the continued operational safety of the aircraft. The FAA and EASA shall treat a reduced life limit as an unsafe condition and shall accordingly issue an Airworthiness Directive (AD) in accordance with their internal procedures. The FAA and EASA may also issue an AD for other limitation changes if they are considered an unsafe condition.

Sharing Information on Any Airworthiness Limitation Changes. The FAA and EASA shall share information on any changes that affect operating limitations, life limits, or any other airworthiness limitation, including manual changes and changes to certification maintenance requirements. These changes should be promptly sent to the importing authority in order to ensure the continued operational safety of the aircraft. The FAA and EASA shall treat a reduced life limit as an unsafe condition and shall accordingly issue an Airworthiness Directive (AD) in accordance with their internal procedures). The FAA and EASA may also issue an AD for other limitation changes if they are considered an unsafe condition.