A regulatory airport spatial undertaking is like a promise that an airport operator makes. You will know when this promise takes effect because the Secretary will tell the operator who made the promise. This happens on the day the Secretary says they accept the promise, or on a later day that the Secretary chooses.
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243: Decision and notification, or
"The Secretary decides whether to accept or send back an airport plan, and tells them the result."
245: Review by airport operator of regulatory airport spatial undertaking, or
"Airport operators must regularly check and update their plans for using airport space."
A regulatory airport spatial undertaking takes effect and becomes enforceable on the date on which notice of the Secretary’s decision to accept the undertaking is given to the operator who gave the undertaking, or at any later date specified by the Secretary.
