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58. In article 255(1) (interpretation)—
(a)after the definition of “EU-OPS operator” insert—
“‘Expiring national certificate of airworthiness’ means a national certificate of airworthiness with an expiry date;”;
(b)after the definition of “National air operator’s certificate” insert—
“‘National airworthiness review certificate’ means a certificate issued in accordance with article 36D or 36E;”;
(c)for the definition of “National certificate or airworthiness” substitute—
“‘National certificate of airworthiness’ means either an expiring or a non-expiring certificate of airworthiness issued under article 18;”; and
(d)after the definition of “Non-EASA aircraft” insert—
“‘Non-expiring national certificate of airworthiness’ means a national certificate of airworthiness that, subject to articles 19 and 228, remains valid for an unlimited duration provided the aircraft remains registered in the United Kingdom;”.
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