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FAA Offers To Partner with NBAA To Ease Line-check Constraints
The FAA said it was willing to partner with NBAA to help raise awareness on policies that could help ease issues with constraints on line checks.
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The FAA has offered to partner with NBAA to raise awareness on a policy that could help ease constraints on Part 135 pilot-in-command line checks. That offer came in response to a letter NBAA sent late last year expressing concerns about restrictions.

“Unfortunately, it is becoming increasingly difficult to comply with checks required by 14 CFR 135.299,” NBAA wrote. “Due to current policy, operators rely heavily on local inspectors, but FAA national resources (FSIRP), as well as local FSDO resources, are depleted. These issues are further amplified due to constraints on inspector travel and training for both industry and FAA.”

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