Traduction de «Vol exceptionnel » (Français → Anglais) :

exceptional education-related cost [ exceptional education related cost | exceptional education cost ]

exceptional cancer patient

exceptional leave to remain | ELR [Abbr.]

high achiever

unusual result | special result | exceptional result | non-recurring result | unusual gains and charges | special gains and charges | unusual gains and losses | special gains and losses | exceptional gains and losses | special profits and losses | special charges and income

unusual item | special item | exceptional item

flight test performance engineer | flight testing engineer | flight test engineer | flight test technician

charter

planned special exposure

Pilots are trained to cope with exceptional air conditions and have the experience required to evaluate the risk and make decisions about redirecting the flight.

If Air Canada staff has allowed you to have an exceptional in-flight experience, please go to aircanada.com/customersolutions or fill out a comment card that flight attendants will provide you with upon request.

10. Considers that a clear definition must be given for the most recurring terms which serve to establish the carrier’s liability and/or the appropriate rights for passengers, which includes the terms ‘flight’, ’re-routing’, ‘connection’, ‘diversion’, ‘cancellation’, ‘long delay’, ‘schedule’, ‘final destination’, ‘assistance and care’ and ‘right of redress’; highlights the need for a clear definition and Commission guidelines on what is covered by ‘extraordinary circumstances’, which should be clearly stated in future amendments of Regulation 261/2004, to prevent unjustified interpretations of the circumstances that have led to cancella ...[+++]tions or delays; invites the Commission to reassess the unlimited liability of air carriers regarding the right to care under extraordinary circumstances beyond the carrier’s control;

3. In years when climatic conditions have been exceptionally unfavourable and in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 104(1), the limits on increases in the alcoholic strength by volume provided for in point 2 may be raised, respectively, to the level of 4.5% vol. in wine-growing zones A, 3.5% vol. in wine-growing zones B and 3% vol. in wine-growing zones C in accordance with Annex IX.