Minimum Upgrade Qualifications Clause Samples
The Minimum Upgrade Qualifications clause sets the baseline criteria that must be met for an individual or entity to be eligible for an upgrade, such as a promotion, service level increase, or product enhancement. Typically, this clause outlines specific requirements like tenure, performance metrics, or completion of certain tasks before an upgrade can be granted. By clearly defining these prerequisites, the clause ensures that upgrades are awarded fairly and consistently, preventing disputes and maintaining transparent standards for advancement or improvement.
Minimum Upgrade Qualifications. 6.3.1. To qualify for initial upgrade training to Captain on type, a Flight Crew Member should meet the following minimums:
a) A current Airline Transport Pilot License, AND
Minimum Upgrade Qualifications. 6.5.1 To qualify for initial upgrade training to Captain on type, a FCM should meet the following minimums:
a) A current Airline Transport Pilot License, AND
Minimum Upgrade Qualifications. 7.5.1 To qualify for initial upgrade training to Captain on type, a FCM should meet the following minimums:
a) A current Airline Transport Pilot License,AND
b) 5,000 hours Total Flight Time, AND
c) 2,000 hours Total Flight Time on Jets over 100,000 lb., OR 1,000 hours PIC Flight Time on Jets over 100,000 lb.
Minimum Upgrade Qualifications. To qualify for initial upgrade training to Captain, a Pilot should meet the following minimums:
a) a current Airline Transport Pilot License;
b) five thousand (5,000) hours Total Flight Time; and
c) two thousand (2,000) hours Total Flight Time on Jets over 100,000 lb., or one thousand (1,000) hours PIC Flight Time on Jets over 100,000 lb.