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GENERAL

GENERAL

125.7 Documents To Be Carried Onboard

  • True copy of certificate in each aircraft

125.31 Management Personnel Required

  • Director of Flight Operations

  • Name:

  • Address:

125.31 Other Management Personnel (list)

  • SMS Manager

  • Maintenance Coordinator

  • Maintenance Quality Control

125.425 Crew Rest Period

  • Crew rest period requirements

119.83 Certificate Holder’s Duty To Maintain Operations Specifications

  • Complete and separate set of operations specifications maintained at base

REQUIRED MANUALS

REQUIERED MANUALS

125.77 Preparation

  • Manual current

  • Copy at principal base of operations

  • Not contrary to GACAR or Operations Specifications

  • Appropriate portions available to ground and maintenance personnel

  • Copies provided to flight crew

125.79 Manual contents:

  • Date of last revision and number on each page

  • Management personnel names; assigned area of responsibility; and duties, responsibilities, and authority

  • Procedures for ensuring compliance with aircraft mass and balance limitations

  • Copy of operations specifications or appropriate extracted material

  • Procedures for accident notification

  • Procedures for ensuring required inspections have been performed

  • Procedures for reporting and recording mechanical irregularities

  • Procedures to be followed to determine that irregularities have been corrected or deferred

  • Procedures for release or continuation of flight and required equipment breakdown

  • Procedures for refueling

  • Procedures for PIC in passenger briefing

  • Flight locating procedures when no flight plan is filed

  • Procedures for ensuring compliance with emergency procedures

  • List of functions assigned required crew members during emergencies and emergency evacuation

  • Approved aircraft inspection program (airworthiness)

  • Dangerous good procedures

  • Notification and reporting of incidents

  • Procedures for the evacuation of persons who may need assistance from another person during an emergency

  • Identity of each person who will give test and the test authorized

  • Other procedures and policy instruction concerning the operation

125.83 Aircraft Flight Manual (AFM)

  • Current approved Aircraft Flight Manual (AFM) or equivalent for each type aircraft

  • Carried onboard each aircraft

AIRCRAFT REQUIREMENTS

AIRCRAFT REQUIEREMENTS

91.11 Empty Mass and Center of Gravity: Currency Requirement

  • Current airworthiness certificate

  • In an airworthy condition (airworthiness)

  • Empty mass and CG calculated from actual weighing within preceding 36 months

125.107 Aircraft limitations

  • Aircraft limitations

INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT

INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT

125.223 Inoperable Instruments and Equipment

  • Instrument and equipment specifically or otherwise required by the certificate and essential for safe operation are in operating condition

  • Instrument and equipment required by airworthiness directives are operable unless AD provides otherwise

  • Minimum equipment list for aircraft

  • Aircraft records available to PIC include entries describing inoperable instruments and equipment

91.233 Use of Flight Recorders and Retention of Recording

  • Flight recorder data kept for at least 60 days

125.225 Communication and Navigation equipment Part 91 APP C Radio and navigational equipment

  • Radio and navigational equipment

  • Two-way radio communications equipment

  • Radio navigational equipment able to receive radio signals from ground facilities for VFR over-the-top

  • Under IFR or extended overwater

91.303 Instruments and equipment requirements

  • Equipment for aircraft operated under IFR

  • Pitot heat indication system

  • Emergency equipment

  • Aircraft with seating capacity of 20 or more have:

  • One approved first aid kit

  • Dust proof and moisture proof

  • Accessible to cabin crew members

  • At takeoff, contains the contents and quantity described in 91.303

  • Crash axe accessible to crew but not accessible to passengers

  • No smoking and safety belt signs that can be turned on and off by crew member

  • Megaphones, as applicable

  • Emergency equipment for extended overwater operations

  • An approved life preserver with a locator light for each passenger or

  • Other than life preserve, a flotation device which is removable

  • An approved seat or berth for each person at least two years’ old

  • Life raft to carry all occupants

  • Equipment on board life rafts

  • One life raft has a survival ELT

91.49 Use of Safety Belts, Shoulder Harnesses, and Child Restrain System

  • Seat and safety belts

  • An approve seat or berth for each person at least two years old

125.227 Passenger information requirements and smoking prohibition

  • Passenger Information

  • Passenger information signs

91.225 Use of Medical Oxygen by Passengers

  • Passenger medical oxygen use

125.465 Icing Conditions Operation limitation

  • Icing conditions operating limitations

91.227 Use of airborne weather radar 91.303 Instruments and equipment requirements

  • Weather radar equipment requirement

  • Weather radar installed

  • Weather radar operating satisfactorily

  • Manual procedures for inoperative radar

CREW MEMBER REQUIREMENTS AND

Crew Member Requirements

125.333 Airman: Limitation on Uses of Services

  • limitation on uses of services

125.335 Composition of Flight Crew

  • Composition of flight crew

125.337 Flight Engineer Requirements

  • Flight engineer Requirements

  • Flight engineer crew member hold current flight engineer certificate

  • Flight engineer crew members meet the 50 hours in six months’ requirement

125.339 Cabin Crew Members

  • Aircraft having more than 19 but less than 51 passengers have one cabin crew member

  • Aircraft having more than 50 but less than 101 passengers have two cabin crew members

  • Aircraft having more than 100 passengers have two cabin crew members plus one additional cabin crew member for every additional 50 passengers

  • Number of cabin crew members specified in the operations specifications

125.341 Emergency / Emergency Evacuation Duties

  • Emergency / Emergency Evacuation Duties

  • Crew members assigned necessary functions

125.423 Duty Period and Flight Time Limits and Rest Period Requirements

  • Duty Period and Flight Time Limits and Rest Period Requirements

125.343 Pilot in Command Qualifications

  • At least commercial certificate

  • Appropriate category, class, and type rating

  • An instrument rating

  • PIC flight experience

125.345 Second in Command Qualifications

  • At least commercial certificate

  • Appropriate category and class ratings

  • An instrument rating

  • For IFR fight meets recent instrument experience requirements for Part 61

  • Check pilot certified crew member proficiency and qualifications

125.347 Pilot Qualification Recent Experience.

  • Pilot Qualification Recent Experience.

125.349 Initial and Recurrent Pilot Testing Requirements

  • Pilot testing requirements

  • Pilots passed 12 month written or oral test

125.351 Initial and Recurrent Cabin Crew Member Testing Requirements

  • Cabin Crew Member Testing Requirements

125.353 PIC Instrument Proficiency Check

  • PIC instrument proficiency check

  • Pilots passed 6-month proficiency check

125.357 Check Pilot Authorization Application and Issue

  • Check Pilot Authorization

125.383 Approval of Flight Simulator and Flight Training Devices

  • Approval of FSTD's

61.19 Second in Command Requirements

  • Second in Command requirements

FLIGHT RULES

Flight Release Rules

125.487 Flight Release General

  • Flight release authority

125.493 Facilities and Services

  • Facilities and services for additional available information

125.489 Aircraft Equipment

  • Aircraft airworthy when released

125.491 Communication and Navigation Facilities

  • Communication and navigation facilities

125.495 Flight release under VFR

  • Aircraft are not released under VFR unless ceiling and visibility en-route are and will remain at or above VFR

125.497 Flight release under IFR or Over the Top

  • Aircraft are not released under IFR or over-the-top unless weather conditions are forecasted for minimums at ETA

125.499 Flight Release Over Water

  • Flight release over water

125.501 Alternate Aerodrome for Departure

  • Alternate Aerodrome for Departure

125.503 Alternate Aerodrome for Destination (IFR or Over the Top)

  • Alternate Aerodrome for Destination (IFR or Over the Top)

91.193 PIC Qualification Increased IFR Landing Weather Minimums

  • Landing Minimums for IFR

91.191Takeoff and Landing Under IFR

  • Takeoff and landing minimums for IFR

125.511 Load Manifest

  • Load manifests

125.531 Crew Member Record

  • Crew member records

125.533 Flight Release Form

  • Flight Release Form

125.535 Disposition of Load Manifest, Flight Release, and Airworthiness Release

  • Disposition of load manifest, flight release, and airworthiness release

125.537 Maintenance Log: Aircraft

  • Maintenance Log Aircraft

125.539 Service Difficulty Reports

  • Service Difficulty Reports

125.541 Airworthiness Release or Maintenance Record Entry

  • Airworthiness Release or Maintenance Record Entry

125.543 Electronic Recordkeeping

  • Electronic Recordkeeping

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