DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF OTHER FLIGHT CREW
Safety Pilot
A safety pilot is normally required to act as a safety pilot during base and line training. He is intended to fulfill the following functions :
─ To take over command of the aircraft in an event of incapacitation of the Commander/Instructor, and to land as soon as possible.
─ To monitor safe operation of the aircraft during periods of high workload (i.e. take-off, landing, traffic congestion or approach).
─ To alert the Commander/Instructor on :
A safety pilot is not intended to fulfill any training role. However, he is expected to assist the Instructor and Trainee in any manner considered appropriate to the circumstances prevailing during flight or ground operations. The safety pilot must occupy a flight deck jump seat during all critical phases of flight, and when specifically directed by the Instructor. The safety pilot shall be briefed by the Instructor on all relevant requirements, prior to first flight of the duty.
In-flight Relief Pilot
The additional crew of three pilot crew is an integral part of the crew and is carried to provide additional monitoring and extra vigilance, necessary for extending the scheduled flying duty period.
The pilot is subject to the same requirements applicable to the basic crew complement given, He shall therefore, remain in the flight deck unless required to leave it for operational or physiological needs. The pilot cannot, in any circumstances, occupy a seat that he is not qualified to occupy.
A safety pilot is normally required to act as a safety pilot during base and line training. He is intended to fulfill the following functions :
─ To take over command of the aircraft in an event of incapacitation of the Commander/Instructor, and to land as soon as possible.
─ To monitor safe operation of the aircraft during periods of high workload (i.e. take-off, landing, traffic congestion or approach).
─ To alert the Commander/Instructor on :
- Omission of any procedures by crew, and
- External threats.
A safety pilot is not intended to fulfill any training role. However, he is expected to assist the Instructor and Trainee in any manner considered appropriate to the circumstances prevailing during flight or ground operations. The safety pilot must occupy a flight deck jump seat during all critical phases of flight, and when specifically directed by the Instructor. The safety pilot shall be briefed by the Instructor on all relevant requirements, prior to first flight of the duty.
In-flight Relief Pilot
The additional crew of three pilot crew is an integral part of the crew and is carried to provide additional monitoring and extra vigilance, necessary for extending the scheduled flying duty period.
The pilot is subject to the same requirements applicable to the basic crew complement given, He shall therefore, remain in the flight deck unless required to leave it for operational or physiological needs. The pilot cannot, in any circumstances, occupy a seat that he is not qualified to occupy.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF OTHER FLIGHT CREW
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