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Regulation OTAR Part 121 - CAT - Large Aeroplanes

(2) for a flight engineer, required by paragraph 121.1040.

OTAR.121.1030 Pilot operating experience
(a) The operator shall ensure that each person performing the functions of a pilot holds the licences
and ratings required to be held under OTAR Part 61 and has completed, on the type and variant
of the aeroplane and in the crew member position that the person will serve in, the following
minimum operating experience as applicable:
(1) for the introduction segment
(i) for multi-engine aeroplanes powered by turbo-propeller engines – 20 hours
and 10 take-offs and landings; and
(ii) for turbojet and turbofan powered aeroplanes – 25 hours and 10 take-offs and
landings; and
(iii) for all aeroplanes, including those referred to in paragraphs (a)(1)(i) and (ii) –
four operating cycles of which at least two shall be as the pilot flying; and
(2) for the transition or upgrade segment:
(i) for multi-engine aeroplanes powered by turbo-propeller engines – 12 hours
and 8 take-offs and landings; and
(ii) for turbojet and turbofan powered aeroplanes – 10 hours and 8 take-offs and
landings, or 20 hours and 10 take-offs and landings for pilot-in-command; and
(iii) for all aeroplanes, including those referred to in paragraphs (a)(2)(i) and (ii) –
four operating cycles of which at least two shall be as the pilot flying.
(b) The operating experience required by paragraph (a) shall be acquired on the appropriate
aeroplane type as follows:
(1) After satisfactory completion of the appropriate ground and flight training for the
aeroplane type and crew member position in accordance with OTAR Part 61.
(2) Under the supervision of an instructor who meets the requirements in paragraph
121.970.
(3) Under commercial air transport operating conditions and:
(i) simulated in a flight simulator for the aeroplane type; or
(ii) conducted in the aeroplane type.

(c) For the purpose of paragraph (b)(3)(ii) the instructor shall:
(1) act as pilot-in-command at all times; and
(2) occupy a pilot station when supervising a pilot acquiring the experience necessary for a
pilot-in-command position, until the qualifying pilot has:
(i) made at least two take-offs and landings in the aeroplane type for which the
pilot-in-command qualification is required; and
(ii) demonstrated to the instructor the ability to perform the duties of a pilot-in-
command for that aeroplane type; and
(iii) if the qualifying pilot-in-command is completing introduction or upgrade
training, demonstrated to a flight examiner the ability to satisfactorily perform
the prescribed duties during at least one complete operating cycle.
(d) The instructor may occupy the observer’s seat upon the requirements of paragraph (c)(2) being
met.
OTAR.121.1035 Pilot line-operating flight time
(a) The operator shall ensure that after each pilot completes an introduction or transition segment of
its training programme, the pilot completes the line-operating flight time required by paragraph (b)
under the supervision of a suitably qualified instructor.
(b) The combined total of line-operating flight time and the operating experience required by
paragraph 121.1025 shall be as specified in the operations manual.
(c) The pilot shall operate exclusively on the appropriate aeroplane type while completing line-
operating flight time experience unless refresher training that is acceptable to the Governor is
provided and satisfactorily passed.

OTAR.121.1040 Flight engineer operating requirements
(a) The operator shall ensure that each person performing the functions of a flight engineer, flight
engineer instructor or flight engineer examiner holds licences and ratings in accordance with
OTAR Part 63.
(b) The operator shall ensure that each person performing the functions of a flight engineer, flight
engineer instructor, or flight engineer examiner shall carry out appropriate training as approved by
the Governor.
(c) The operator shall ensure that a recently qualified flight engineer shall operate exclusively on the
appropriate aeroplane type while completing line-operating flight time experience unless training
that is acceptable to the Governor is provided and satisfactorily passed.
OTAR.121.1045 Cabin crew training
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