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14 CFR Ch. I (1–1–19 Edition)

§ 129.9

(3) Complies with the applicable secu-

rity requirements of 49 CFR chapter
XII;

(4) Is properly and adequately

equipped to conduct the operations de-
scribed in the operations specifica-
tions; and

(5) Holds a valid air operator certifi-

cate issued by the State of the Oper-
ator.

(d) An application may be denied if

the Administrator finds that the appli-
cant is not properly or adequately
equipped to conduct the operations to
be described in the operations speci-
fications.

[Doc. No. FAA–2009–0140; 76 FR 7489, Feb. 10,
2011]

§ 129.9

Contents of operations speci-

fications.

(a) The contents of operations speci-

fications issued to a foreign air carrier
conducting operations within the
United States under § 129.1(a) shall in-
clude:

(1) The specific location and mailing

address of the applicant’s principal
place of business in the State of the
Operator and, if different, the address
that will serve as the primary point of
contact for correspondence between the
FAA and the foreign air carrier;

(2) Within 1 year after February 10,

2011, the designation of an agent for
service within the United States, in-
cluding the agent’s full name and office
address or usual place of residence;

(3) The certificate number and valid-

ity of the foreign air carrier’s Air Oper-
ator Certificate issued by the State of
the Operator;

(4) Each regular and alternate airport

to be used in scheduled operations;

(5) The type of aircraft and registra-

tion markings of each aircraft;

(6) The approved maintenance pro-

gram and minimum equipment list for
United States registered aircraft au-
thorized for use; and

(7) Any other item the Administrator

determines is necessary.

(b) The contents of operations speci-

fications issued to a foreign air carrier
or foreign person operating U.S.-reg-
istered aircraft solely outside the
United States in common carriage in
accordance with § 129.1(b) shall in-
clude—

(1) The specific location and mailing

address of the principal place of busi-
ness in the State of the Operator and,
if different, the address that will serve
as the primary point of contact for cor-
respondence between the FAA and the
foreign air carrier or foreign person;

(2) Within 1 year after February 10,

2011, the designation of an agent for
service within the United States, in-
cluding the agent’s full name and office
address or usual place of residence;

(3) In the case of a foreign air carrier,

the certificate number and validity of
the foreign air carrier’s Air Operator
Certificate issued by the State of the
Operator;

(4) Any other business names under

which the foreign air carrier or foreign
person may operate;

(5) The type, registration markings,

and serial number of each United
States registered aircraft authorized
for use;

(6) The approved maintenance pro-

gram and minimum equipment list for
United States registered aircraft au-
thorized for use; and

(7) Any other item the Administrator

determines is necessary.

[Doc. No. FAA–2009–0140; 76 FR 7489, Feb. 10,
2011; Amdt. 129–49–A, 76 FR 15212, Mar. 21,
2011]

§ 129.11

Amendment, suspension and

termination of operations specifica-
tions.

(a) The Administrator may amend

any operations specifications issued
under this part if—

(1) The Administrator determines

that safety in air commerce and the
public interest require the amendment;
or

(2) The foreign air carrier or foreign

person applies for an amendment, and
the Administrator determines that
safety in air commerce and the public
interest allows the amendment.

(b) The Administrator may suspend

or terminate any operations specifica-
tions issued under this part if the Ad-
ministrator determines that safety in
air commerce and the public interest
require the suspension or termination;

(f) and (g) of this section, when the Ad-
ministrator initiates an action to
amend, suspend or terminate a foreign

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