What documents and equipment are required in a crewmember's flight kit? - Answers 1. Airman
Certificate
2. Medical certificate
3. FCC restricted radio telephone operating permit (captain)
4. Mesa ID Card
5. Jeppesen Inflight Pubs (EFB or paper)
6. Required Manuals (EFB or paper)
7. Training folder (if in training)
8. Flashlight
9. Extra pair of corrective lenses (only if required to wear)
10. Passport
11. Pen
12. Logbook
Where do you find the current revisions to the GOM and CFM? - Answers Manual Currency List (MCL),
updated weekly
Aircraft Publications Currency List (APCL)
Can dispatch occur with only one Jeppesen Airways Manual? - Answers Yes, one set of charts may be
waived at the discretion of the Chief Pilot
Describe Exemption 11,152A (lost certificates) - Answers Permits a pilot to serve under Part 121 without
and airman's certificate in their possession if insufficient time exists to contact the FAA. The pilot must:
1. Get temporary airman certificate from Crew Tracking
2. Request FAX from FAA within 72 hours
3. Send copy of FAA FAX to Supervisor of Crew Qualifications within 24 hours of receipt from FAA
Certification letter is good for 7 days, and can only be used in the 48 contiguous states and DC
What is your show time? What if another crew memeber is not there within 10 minutes? - Answers 45
minutes prior to the first scheduled departure time. If one crew member has not shown within 10
minutes, other crew member will contact System Operations Control.
, How does a Pilot maintain currency for FAR 121 operations (ground training, proficiency check, line
check, landings)? - Answers 1. Training requirements outlined in the certificate holders FRMP must be
incorporated into its operator specific ground training curriculum. Every 12 calendar months
2. 3 TO/Lnd in A/C type or Sim within preceding 90 days
3. Line check PIC within preceding 12 calendar months and in addition within the preceding 6 months
proficiency check or sim training
Define "low time SIC". - Answers a SIC that has less than 100 hours in 121 and on type
What limitations exist for a "low time SIC"? - Answers Restricted from taking off or landing if:
1. Special airports
2. Vis less than 3/4 mile/RVR 4000. <1 SM takeoffs made by PIC. <5,000 RVR takeoffs made by PIC
3. Contaminated runway (water, snow, slush)
4. Braking action less than "good"
5. >15 Knts crosswind
6. Windshear
7. PIC Discretion
Define a "high minimums" Captain - Answers Captain that has less than 100 hours as PIC (IOE time is
included)
What limiations exist for a "high minimums" Captain? - Answers Add 100' and 1/2 SM to the MDA/DA
for landing minimums. Apply same to takeoff minimums for takeoff alternate requirements. Alternate
airports requires 300'/1SM minimum.
How is crewmember SARA qualification determined? - Answers 1) The PIC or SIC has made an entry to
that airport (including a takeoff and landing) while serving as a pilot flight crewmember; or
(2) The PIC has thoroughly reviewed all aspects of the Jeppesen Special Airport Qualifica- tion charts
published for that airport.
Describe the ways to be qualified for a particular SARA airport. - Answers 1) The PIC or SIC has made an
entry to that airport (including a takeoff and landing) while serving as a pilot flight crewmember; or
(2) The PIC has thoroughly reviewed all aspects of the Jeppesen Special Airport Qualifica- tion charts
published for that airport.