Federal Aviation Regulations For Flight Crew 2006

These handbooks present the latest civil aviation directives gathered from the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) and the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) for pilots, flight crew, and aviation maintenance technicians.

Pilots, flight crew, and aviation maintenance technicians are required to keep up with the latest civil aviation directives from the FAA. All changed regulations are marked and indexed to provide a clear listing of subject matter and to refer pilots and staff to the correct paragraph or regulation number.

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Current Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) for flight crew personnel, including the new subpart to 14 CFR Part 91, are offered in this indispensable handbook for airline transport pilots, air carriers, dispatchers, flight engineers, and all Part 121 operators. Regulations that have changed since the 2006 edition are precisely marked and all data is intuitively indexed by subject matter and accompanied by the correct docket source information. Retypeset for better legibility, this edition also includes a study guide that details the specific regulations for flight crew certificates and ratings. Updates are provided to account for Federal Aviation Administration regulation changes throughout the publication year via the Aviation Supplies & Academics website or e-mail.

Hearing to review the results of an oversight investigation. Two FAA Aviation Safety Inspectors have provided evidence raising serious questions of conduct violating the Fed. Aviation Reg¿s. (FARs) in the inspection and maint. program of Southwest Airlines (SWA). FAA employees have engaged in conduct, ¿which constitutes a violation of Fed. law, rule or reg¿n., gross mismgt., an abuse of authority and a substantial damage to public safety.¿ The Maint. Inspector for SWA knowingly allowed the airline to operate in March 2007 (and possibly beyond), and well after the inspection deadlines on a mandatory FAA Airworthiness Directive. There may be a pattern of regulatory abuse and that these regulatory lapses may be more widespread. Illustrations.