Part 121 Terminology
Part 121 Terminology
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1. Airport Briefing Guide A JetBlue-specific guide that has airport information for JetBlue op-
(ABG) erations including gate information, deicing procedures, parking,
departure and arrival cautions, company frequencies, etc. This is
similar to the Airport Facility Directory, 10-7 pages or the military
equivalent of the ASRR.
2. Aeronautical Information An FAA publication describing operations in the National Airspace
Manual (AIM) System providing basic flight information, Air Traffic Control proce-
dures, and general instructional information. (Advisory Document)
3. Comply 365 This is JetBlue's approved system for storing and distributing elec-
tronic manuals and forms. This is the official source for all flight
manuals and is also used to ensure Crewmembers are aware of
revisions to critical manuals.
4.
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Collective Bargaining This is the agreement/contract between JetBlue Airways Corp. and
Agreement (CBA) the Air Line Pilots Association, International. The CBA covers work
rules, compensation, and several other items covered by the agree-
ment.
5. Code of Federal Regula- Federal regulations governing JetBlue's Operations. Most of these
tions (CFR) regulations are within Title 14 (FAA) and Title 49 (DOT).
6. Federal Aviation Regula- An obsolete term referring to Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regu-
tions (FAR) lations (CFRs). (Regulatory Document)
7. Flight Operations Manual A manual containing general policy and procedural guidance based
(FOM) on a solid, safety-based, operational philosophy. The FOM is not
aircraft-specific. It is designed to provide an overview in guiding de-
partments and individuals in the promotion of the corporate safety
culture, e.g., company policy and procedures, OPSPECS, uniforms,
and grooming standards.
8. Flight Crew Operating An aircraft-specific or T/M/S-specific manual designed to include
Manual I (FCOM I) normal and non-normal operating procedures, e.g., flows, actions,
callouts, etc. This manual is similar to the Dash I, NATOPS Manual,
POH, or TM-10 Airplane Flight Manual.
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9. Flight Crew Operating A manual that contains reference material about the aircraft itself
Manual II (FCOM II) such as detailed aircraft systems and schematics.
10. Jeppesen Charts Jeppesen is a brand name of aeronautical navigation charts (ap-
proach charts) that are often called "Jepp charts" or simply "Jepps"
by pilots. This is similar to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration) charts commonly used by the government or mili-
tary.
11. Operations Specifications A manual that contains the specific operations that the FAA has
Manual (OPSPEC) approved for JetBlue. Examples include authorized management
personnel, types of approaches we can fly, airports we are authorized
to fly into, etc. OpSpecs generally define what JetBlue is authorized
to do as an airline.
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Part 121 Terminology
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_distjq
1. Airport Briefing Guide A JetBlue-specific guide that has airport information for JetBlue op-
(ABG) erations including gate information, deicing procedures, parking,
departure and arrival cautions, company frequencies, etc. This is
similar to the Airport Facility Directory, 10-7 pages or the military
equivalent of the ASRR.
2. Aeronautical Information An FAA publication describing operations in the National Airspace
Manual (AIM) System providing basic flight information, Air Traffic Control proce-
dures, and general instructional information. (Advisory Document)
3. Comply 365 This is JetBlue's approved system for storing and distributing elec-
tronic manuals and forms. This is the official source for all flight
manuals and is also used to ensure Crewmembers are aware of
revisions to critical manuals.
4.
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, Part 121 Terminology
Part 121 Terminology
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_distjq
Collective Bargaining This is the agreement/contract between JetBlue Airways Corp. and
Agreement (CBA) the Air Line Pilots Association, International. The CBA covers work
rules, compensation, and several other items covered by the agree-
ment.
5. Code of Federal Regula- Federal regulations governing JetBlue's Operations. Most of these
tions (CFR) regulations are within Title 14 (FAA) and Title 49 (DOT).
6. Federal Aviation Regula- An obsolete term referring to Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regu-
tions (FAR) lations (CFRs). (Regulatory Document)
7. Flight Operations Manual A manual containing general policy and procedural guidance based
(FOM) on a solid, safety-based, operational philosophy. The FOM is not
aircraft-specific. It is designed to provide an overview in guiding de-
partments and individuals in the promotion of the corporate safety
culture, e.g., company policy and procedures, OPSPECS, uniforms,
and grooming standards.
8. Flight Crew Operating An aircraft-specific or T/M/S-specific manual designed to include
Manual I (FCOM I) normal and non-normal operating procedures, e.g., flows, actions,
callouts, etc. This manual is similar to the Dash I, NATOPS Manual,
POH, or TM-10 Airplane Flight Manual.
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Part 121 Terminology
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_distjq
9. Flight Crew Operating A manual that contains reference material about the aircraft itself
Manual II (FCOM II) such as detailed aircraft systems and schematics.
10. Jeppesen Charts Jeppesen is a brand name of aeronautical navigation charts (ap-
proach charts) that are often called "Jepp charts" or simply "Jepps"
by pilots. This is similar to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration) charts commonly used by the government or mili-
tary.
11. Operations Specifications A manual that contains the specific operations that the FAA has
Manual (OPSPEC) approved for JetBlue. Examples include authorized management
personnel, types of approaches we can fly, airports we are authorized
to fly into, etc. OpSpecs generally define what JetBlue is authorized
to do as an airline.
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