Regulation (EC) No 1008/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 September 2008 on common rules for the operation of air services in the United Kingdom (Recast) (Text with EEA relevance)

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Article 13U.K.Leasing
1.Without prejudice to Article 4(c), a [UK air carrier] may have one or more aircraft at its disposal through dry or wet lease agreement. [UK air carriers] may freely operate wet-leased aircraft registered within [the United Kingdom or] the Community except where this would lead to endangering safety. ....
2.A dry lease agreement to which a [UK air carrier] is a party or a wet lease agreement under which the [UK air carrier] is the lessee of the wet-leased aircraft shall be subject to prior approval in accordance with applicable ... law on aviation safety.
3.A [UK air carrier] wet leasing aircraft registered in a [country other than the United Kingdom or a Member State] from another undertaking shall obtain prior approval for the operation from the competent licensing authority. The competent authority may grant an approval if:
(a)the [UK air carrier] demonstrates to the satisfaction of the competent authority that all safety standards equivalent to those imposed by ... national law are met; and
(b)[unless otherwise provided for in an international agreement on wet-leasing signed by the [United Kingdom] which is based on an Air Transport Agreement to which the [United Kingdom] is a party and which was signed before 1 January 2008, one of the following conditions is fulfilled:]
(i)
the [UK air carrier] justifies such leasing on the basis of exceptional needs, in which case an approval may be granted for a period of up to seven months that may be renewed once for a further period of up to seven months;
(ii)
the [UK air carrier] demonstrates that the leasing is necessary to satisfy seasonal capacity needs, which cannot reasonably be satisfied through leasing aircraft registered within the Community [or the United Kingdom], in which case the approval may be renewed; or
(iii)
the [UK air carrier] demonstrates that the leasing is necessary to overcome operational difficulties and it is not possible or reasonable to lease aircraft registered within the Community [or the United Kingdom], in which case the approval shall be of limited duration strictly necessary for overcoming the difficulties.
4.The competent authority may attach conditions to [an approval granted under paragraph 3]. Such conditions shall form part of the wet lease agreement.
[The competent authority may refuse to grant the approval if there is no reciprocity as regards wet leasing between the United Kingdom and the country where the wet-leased aircraft is registered.]
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