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Canada’s Revised CRM Rules Take Effect in January 2019

The new rules stem from a TSB determination that human factors are the primary cause in a large percentage of accident fatalities.

By Gordon Gilbert • Contributor - Accidents and Regulations

December 26, 2017

Transport Canada has introduced so-called “contemporary” crew resource management (CRM) training standards applicable to commercial aircraft operations, including air taxis and aerial work. Outlined in AC 700-042, the new requirements go into effect on Jan. 31, 2019.

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