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Aircraft Lease and Part 135 Compliance for 14 CFR |
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LEASE AND INTERCHANGE AGREEMENTS
Section 6 Process an Aircraft Lease Agreement for Regulatory Compliance Under 14 CFR Section 91.23
3-496. PROGRAM TRACKING AND REPORTING SUBSYSTEM (PTRS) ACTIVITY CODE. 1440.
3-497. OBJECTIVE. The objective of this task is to determine if an aircraft lease complies with Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) section (§) 91.23 , truth in leasing. Successful completion of this task results in a determination of whether the lease is in compliance or not with § 91.23 .
3-498. GENERAL.
A. Definitions.
1) The lessor is the person furnishing the aircraft.
2) The lessee is the person to whom the aircraft is furnished.
3) For the purpose of 14 CFR § 91.23 , a lease means any agreement by a person to furnish an aircraft to another person for compensation or hire, whether with or without crewmembers, which is not a contract of conditional sale under section 101 of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (FA Act).
4) Conditional Sale is defined in the FA Act as—
a) “… any contract for the sale of an aircraft … under which possession is delivered to the buyer and the property is to vest in the buyer at a subsequent time, upon the payment of part or all of the price, or upon the performance of any other condition or the happening of any contingency ….”
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Part 135 Online Record Keeping May Mirror Part 121 |
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Part 135 recording keeping may soon mirror the Part 121 requirements.
Many industry people have heard talk to the effect that very soon all 135 operations will need to comly with an online record keeping system for FAA inspection at anytime. This will be to increase the efficiency of the FAA inspectors time by have trained inspectors reviewing 135 operators records.
Act now and get a jump on compliance with our online record storage and access for your company and the FAA.
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Part 135 Flightcrew Recurrent Training Curriculums |
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Part 135 Flightcrew Recurrent Training Curriculums
3-1336. GENERAL. This section contains information, direction, and guidance to be used by POIs in the evaluation of an operator’s flightcrew recurrent training curriculums. The information covered includes the objectives and content of these recurrent training curriculums. The recurrent category of training is conducted for flight crewmembers who have been previously trained and qualified by the operator, who are continuing to serve in the same duty position and aircraft type, and who must receive recurring training and/or checking within a specific eligibility period to maintain currency. Parts 121 and Part 135 flightcrew recurrent curriculums contain the following curriculum segments: aircraft ground training, general emergency training, flight training, and qualification. Special operations and differences training curriculum segments must also be included when applicable.
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Part 135 TRAINING PROGRAMS AND AIRMAN QUALIFICATIONS |
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Part 135 TRAINING PROGRAMS AND AIRMAN QUALIFICATIONS
Section 3 Flightcrew Basic Indoctrination Curriculum Segments
3-1136. GENERAL. This section specifies the objectives and content of basic indoctrination curriculum segments. This training is required for all flight crewmembers that are enrolled in an initial new-hire category of training. Basic indoctrination is normally the first curriculum segment of instruction conducted for newly hired flight crewmembers. It serves as the initial introduction for the new-hire employee to the operator and, in many cases, to the operational requirements of Part 121 and/or Part 135 . |
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FAA 135 Sections and Chapters |
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THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS-FEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS PARTS 121 AND 135
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