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14 CFR Ch. I (1–1–14 Edition) 

§ 93.323 

(iii) A certificate holder must notify 

in writing the Las Vegas Flight Stand-
ards District Office within 10 calendar 
days of a transfer of allocations. This 
notification must identify the parties 
involved, the type of transfer (perma-
nent or temporary) and the number of 
allocations transferred. Permanent 
transfers are not effective until the 
Flight Standards District Office re-
issues the operations specifications re-
flecting the transfer. Temporary trans-
fers are effective upon notification. 

(5) An allocation will revert to the 

FAA upon voluntary cessation of com-
mercial air tours within the SFRA for 
any consecutive 180-day period unless 
the certificate holder notifies the 
FSDO in writing, prior to the expira-
tion of the 180-day time period, of the 
following: the reason why the certifi-
cate holder has not conducted any 
commercial air tours during the con-
secutive 180-day period; and the date 
the certificate holder intends on re-
suming commercial air tours oper-
ations. The FSDO will notify the cer-
tificate holder of any extension to the 
consecutive 180-days. A certificate 
holder may be granted one extension. 

(6) The FAA retains the right to re- 

distribute, reduce, or revoke alloca-
tions based on: 

(i) Efficiency of airspace; 
(ii) Voluntary surrender of alloca-

tions; 

(iii) Involuntary cessation of oper-

ations; and 

(iv) Aviation safety. 

[65 FR 17733, Apr. 4, 2000] 

§ 93.323

Flight plans. 

Each certificate holder conducting a 

commercial SFRA operation must file 
a visual flight rules (VFR) flight plan 
in accordance with § 91.153. This section 
does not apply to operations conducted 
in accordance with § 93.309(g). The 
flight plan must be on file with a FAA 
Flight Service Station prior to each 
flight. Each VFR flight plan must iden-
tify the purpose of the flight in the 
‘‘remarks’’ section according to one of 
the types set forth in the ‘‘Las Vegas 
Flight Standards District Office Grand 
Canyon National Park Special Flight 
Rules Area Procedures Manual’’ which 
is available from the Las Vegas Flight 
Standards District Office. 

[65 FR 17733, Apr. 4, 2000] 

§ 93.325

Quarterly reporting. 

(a) Each certificate holder must sub-

mit in writing, within 30 days of the 
end of each calendar quarter, the total 
number of commercial SFRA oper-
ations conducted for that quarter. 
Quarterly reports must be filed with 
the Las Vegas Flight Standards Dis-
trict Office. 

(b) Each quarterly report must con-

tain the following information. 

(1) Make and model of aircraft; 
(2) Identification number (registra-

tion number) for each aircraft; 

(3) Departure airport for each seg-

ment flown; 

(4) Departure date and actual Uni-

versal Coordinated Time, as applicable 
for each segment flown; 

(5) Type of operation; and 
(6) Route(s) flown. 

[65 FR 17733, Apr. 4, 2000] 

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