Which office handles FEFs for inactive flyers?

Which office handles FEFs for inactive flyers?

• A. HARM
• B. Stan/Eval Office
• C. Safety Office
• D. Medical

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that records and decisions about flying status for aircrew who aren’t currently in the cockpit are managed by the Hazard Analysis and Risk Management (HARM) function. FEFs (Flight Evaluation Folders) for inactive flyers track past evaluations and lay out the steps needed to requalify, and HARM coordinates these risk assessments, health considerations, and requalification actions, keeping the folder up to date for the member’s inactive status. Stan/Eval focuses on evaluating active aircrew and documenting ongoing flight performance, while the Safety Office oversees safety programs and incidents, and Medical handles medical readiness. For the specific task of handling FEFs for inactive flyers, the HARM office is the appropriate owner.

The main idea is that records and decisions about flying status for aircrew who aren’t currently in the cockpit are managed by the Hazard Analysis and Risk Management (HARM) function. FEFs (Flight Evaluation Folders) for inactive flyers track past evaluations and lay out the steps needed to requalify, and HARM coordinates these risk assessments, health considerations, and requalification actions, keeping the folder up to date for the member’s inactive status.

Stan/Eval focuses on evaluating active aircrew and documenting ongoing flight performance, while the Safety Office oversees safety programs and incidents, and Medical handles medical readiness. For the specific task of handling FEFs for inactive flyers, the HARM office is the appropriate owner.