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Understanding FAR 117

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August 13, 2014 WxMan

Application of FAR 117 towards Check-Airman on a flight.

The FAA has addressed the application of Table A and Table B (Table C) for Check-Airmen sitting in the Jump-Seat (Observers Seat).

Anderson-Teamsters357 -2- (2014) Legal Interpretation

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