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Christian A. Klein is the managing member of OFM&K overseeing the firm’s policy advocacy practice. He represents trade associations as a registered federal lobbyist and provides strategic communications and legal counsel services to clients. He is executive vice president of the Aeronautical Repair Station Association.
Prerequisite:
REG-49-0401-1-0060-34 – Public Aircraft – Law and Regulations
REG-49-0401-2-0060-35 – Public Aircraft – FAA Guidance
REG-49-0401-3-0060-36 – Public Aircraft Case Study
Description
This session provides participants with a tool for determining applicability of public aircraft policy to aircraft operations. It is targeted at professionals with basic competency in existing PAO law.
Upon completion of this session, participants will have the tools to understand how to determine applicability of law and regulations related to public aircraft operations.
Target audience:
Anyone working in aviation.
Keywords:
PAO
Pre-test:
This training builds on cumulative information provided in the pre-requisite sessions. Participants must be able to answer the following questions before the session begins. Click here to answer online.
Q1:
Which of the following are relevant when determining whether a flight is a public aircraft operation?
Who is on board the aircraft.
Whether the aircraft is being operated for crew training.
Who is paying for the operation.
All of the above.
Q2:
The burden is on which of the following to overcome the presumption that a contracted operation is a civil operation—
The government entity
The contracted operator
The persons being carried in a PAO
None of the above
Q3:
True or False: As long as a federal employee is acting within the scope of his or her employment when flying on a government aircraft the operation would be an authorized government function under the public aircraft law.
Revision history:
Date Created
Level
Revision description
Retraining Required or Recommended
Yes
No
10302023
IR
Initial Release.
0.5 OFMK General OFMK training credit
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