Pilot Requirements a) Renter must have a current FAA medical and appropriate pilot certificate.
Pilot Requirements. B22.6.2.1 Pilots shall display evidence of experience in using all equipment specified. (HF radio, GPS, etc.). Pilots may be required to demonstrate proficiency during the agency evaluation flight. Pilot may use an abbreviated checklist.
Pilot Requirements. B22.7.1.1 Pilots shall be knowledgeable of the unprepared landing area, i.e., beach/gravel bars, ridge tops, tundra, tidal areas, etc. This will include special flight techniques for the specific type of area to be used. Equipment operation could include tundra tires, extended gear, etc.
Pilot Requirements. B22.9.2.1 Pilots shall be knowledgeable of glacier operations, high altitude landing and takeoff techniques in snow conditions. This includes: understanding of hidden hazards (crevasse, ice etc.) special flight techniques for glacier takeoff and landing, mountain flying, and flat lighting/white out conditions. Equipment operation will include Wheel-ski or Ski operations.
Pilot Requirements. B22.10.3.1 Pilot flight experience will include 200 hours pilot- in-command (PIC), in low level operations such as power line/pipeline patrol, agriculture crop dusting/spraying operations, wildlife electronic/visual surveys, other low level flight operations that build the additional pilot skills required to maintain aircraft airspeed and altitude in varying winds over typical terrain.
Pilot Requirements. Technology pilot 1 is performed exclusively in FIBRE-BR islands, so its requirements are not mandatory for FIBRE-EU islands, but Technology pilots 2 and 3 are performed in collaboration between UEssex island and FIBRE-BR islands, so its requirements must be achieved by UEssex island. In order to run experiments defined in Technology Pilot 2, FIBRE-EU UEssex island MUST provide:
Pilot Requirements. 1. Pilot(s) shall be qualified and certified for applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR 137).
Pilot Requirements. F. All cross country flights, require the filing of a VFR (Visual Flight Rules) or IFR flight plan.
Pilot Requirements. The following qualifications must be met by any pilot seeking travel reimbursement. It must also be met by all the pilots of any agency which wishes to qualify for agency excess liability insurance. Pilots must:
Pilot Requirements. Experience Pilots shall have accumulated as pilot-in-command (PIC) the minimum flight hours listed below. Flight hours shall be determined from a certified pilot log. Further verification of flight hours may be required at the discretion of the CO. All Helicopters Minimum Experience Flying Hours TotalTime 1,500 Pilot–in-command hours: Total Pilot-in Command (Helicopter) 1,500 Helicopter, Preceding 12 months 100** Weight Class 100*** Make and Model. 50* Make, Model, Series, Last 12-Months 10 Turbine Helicopter Operations 100 *Flight hour requirements may be reduced by 50% if the pilot submits evidence of satisfactory completion of the manufacturer’s approved pilot ground and flight procedures training in the applicable make and model. **The contractor may request that this pilot flight hour requirement be waived for a pilot under special circumstances; however, the waiver may or may not be granted. The contractor should contact the Contracting Officer in advance of this need for additional information on this process. No other pilot qualification exceptions will be considered by the Government. *** Weight class is defined as; Small aircraft-aircraft weighing 12,500 lbs. or less. Medium aircraft – aircraft weighing more than 12,500 up to 41,000lbs. Large aircraft – aircraft weighing 41,000 up to 255,000.
