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AMC1 SPA.HHO.130(e) Crew requirements for HHO
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-13128
ED Decision 2012/019/R
found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Sep 2023)
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AMC1 SPA.HHO.130(e) Crew requirements for HHO ED Decision 2012/019/R CRITERIA FOR TWO PILOT HHO A crew of two pilots should be used when: (a) the weather conditions are below VFR minima at the offshore vessel or structure; (b) there are adverse weather conditions at the HHO site (i.e. turbulence, vessel movement, visibility); and (c) the type of helicopter requires a second pilot to be carried because of: (1) cockpit visibility; (2) handling characteristics; or (3) lack of automatic flight control systems.
AMC1 SPA.HHO.130(e) Crew requirements for HHO ED Decision 2012/019/R CRITERIA FOR TWO PILOT HHO A crew of two pilots should be used when: (a) the weather conditions are below VFR minima at the offshore vessel or structure; (b) there are adverse weather conditions at the HHO site (i.e. turbulence, vessel movement, visibility); and (c) the type of helicopter requires a second pilot to be carried because of: (1) cockpit visibility; (2) handling characteristics; or (3) lack of automatic flight control systems.
##### AMC1 SPA.HHO.130(e) Crew requirements for HHO *ED Decision 2012/019/R* **CRITERIA FOR TWO PILOT HHO** A crew of two pilots should be used when: (a) the weather conditions are below VFR minima at the offshore vessel or structure; (b) there are adverse weather conditions at the HHO site (i.e. turbulence, vessel movement, visibility); and (c) the type of helicopter requires a second pilot to be carried because of: (1) cockpit visibility; (2) handling characteristics; or (3) lack of automatic flight control systems.