What is the maximum flight time allowed for a crew member in any 30 consecutive days?

What is the maximum flight time allowed for a crew member in any 30 consecutive days?

• A. 100 hours
• B. 125 hours
• C. 150 hours
• D. 135 hours

Answer: (B)

This question tests how flight time is limited over a rolling 30-day period to manage fatigue. The rule sets a cap on the total hours a crew member may fly within any 30 consecutive days, to prevent excessive accumulation of flight time. The maximum is 125 hours. This limit is calculated over a moving 30-day window, so as days pass the window shifts and the counted flight time updates. If you reach 125 hours within the current 30-day span, you may not add more flight time until enough time falls out of the window, effectively resetting the count. This limit applies to flight time itself, not necessarily to total time on duty or other fatigue-related limits, which are governed by separate rules.

This question tests how flight time is limited over a rolling 30-day period to manage fatigue. The rule sets a cap on the total hours a crew member may fly within any 30 consecutive days, to prevent excessive accumulation of flight time.

The maximum is 125 hours. This limit is calculated over a moving 30-day window, so as days pass the window shifts and the counted flight time updates. If you reach 125 hours within the current 30-day span, you may not add more flight time until enough time falls out of the window, effectively resetting the count. This limit applies to flight time itself, not necessarily to total time on duty or other fatigue-related limits, which are governed by separate rules.