The Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) (Environmental Standards) Order 2024
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16 Emissions certification by the Governor
Where, as part of an application for a Type Acceptance Certificate under article 23(2) of the 2013 Order, satisfactory evidence is provided to the Governor that an emissions regulated aircraft registered or to be registered in the Territory complies with the applicable aircraft emissions standards, the Governor must endorse any Type Acceptance Certificate issued to that effect.
16 Emissions certification by the Governor
Where, as part of an application for a Type Acceptance Certificate under article 23(2) of the 2013 Order, satisfactory evidence is provided to the Governor that an emissions regulated aircraft registered or to be registered in the Territory complies with the applicable aircraft emissions standards, the Governor must endorse any Type Acceptance Certificate issued to that effect.
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