Air Carrier Operations

Air Carrier Operations, written by experts Mark J. Holt and Phillip J. Poynor, is a foundational work that delves into the intricate framework of the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR, 14 CFR) governing air carrier operations in the United States. This book is an essential tool for both aviation students and professionals seeking a deep understanding of regulatory compliance in the air sector.

Comprehensive Guide to Regulatory Compliance

Whether it's an airline operating under Part 121 or a charter operator under Part 135, a company lives or dies by its adherence to the applicable FARs. This book introduces aviation students to the most significant regulations affecting airline operations, helping them to:

• Gather necessary background information.
• Identify relevant regulations.
• Apply them correctly to their operation.

Content for Academic and Professional Training

This sophomore/junior-level college text is ideal for Airline Flight Operations or Airline Operations courses. It primarily focuses on airlines operating under **Part 121**, which covers the operations of large scheduled air carriers. However, its coverage is broader, including relevant sections of:

• **Part 119:** Certification of Air Carriers and Commuter Operators.
• **Part 135:** Commuter and On-Demand Operations (smaller air carriers).
• **Part 91:** General Operating and Flight Rules.
• **Part 61:** Certification of Pilots, Flight Instructors, and Ground Instructors.

The text places particular emphasis on Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) flight operations. Therefore, it is highly recommended that students and pilots possess an instrument rating before undertaking the study of this book, to fully leverage its technical and operational content.

Beyond the academic realm, **Air Carrier Operations** provides **excellent preparation for airline interviews and the initial training** that pilots and other professionals will receive upon joining a company. Its practical focus and alignment with operational regulations make it an indispensable resource for those aspiring to a career in the air transport sector.

Product Specifications:

• Authors: Mark J. Holt and Phillip J. Poynor
• Publisher: ASA (Aviation Supplies & Academics)
• Language: English
• Format: Hardcover
• Size: 28 cm x 21.5 cm (approximately 11" x 8.5")
• Number of pages: 336
• ISBN: 9781619543171
• Target Audience: Aviation students, IFR pilots, air industry professionals, airline candidates.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Does this book cover all FAA regulations for airlines?
The book examines the significant FARs affecting airline operations, focusing on Part 121, but also includes Part 119, and relevant portions of Parts 135, 91, and 61. For a complete understanding, it is always recommended to consult the most recent federal regulations directly.

Is this a good resource for preparing for the FAA airline knowledge exam?
Yes, by detailing operational regulations, it is an excellent resource for preparing for knowledge exams related to air carrier operations, as well as for interviews and initial training.

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