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FAA Part 135 Operations Review Training
Topic Description
This topic reviews the regulatory framework that specifies the rules, responsibilities, and procedures with which operators must comply to conduct flight operations.
5 lessons
- U.S. aviation regulatory framework
- Operational control and flight locating procedures
- Provisions of Title 14 CFR
- Certificate and operations specifications
- Provisions of Title 49 CFR
Topic Outline
- The rulemaking process
- FAA regulations (CFR, e-CFR, Federal Register)
- Pilot resources (AIP, AIM)
- The Convention on International Civil Aviation
- Flight dispatch and release
- Requirements for maintaining operational control
- Duties and responsibilities of crewmembers
- Weather and NOTAM information
- Flight crewmember certification, qualifications, experience, and training requirements
- Flight crew emergency authority, reporting requirements, and interference with crewmembers
- Medical certificates, physical examination, and fitness-for-duty requirements
- Flight duty and rest requirements
- Use of supplemental oxygen
- Recordkeeping requirements
- Operational rules for U.S.-registered aircraft outside of the United States
- Transportation of hazardous materials
- Operations Specifications (OpSpecs)
- Company manual review
- Notification and reporting of occurrences or overdue aircraft
- Preservation of aircraft wreckage, mail, cargo, and records
- Airport security (Transportation Security Administration (TSA))
- Aircraft Operator Security