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AMC1 SPA.LVO.120(a) Flight crew competence

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AMC1 SPA.LVO.120(a) Flight crew competence

ED Decision 2022/012/R

COMPETENCE OF THE FLIGHT CREW FOR THE INTENDED OPERATIONS — EXPERIENCE IN TYPE OR CLASS, OR AS PILOT-IN-COMMAND/COMMANDER

To ensure that the flight crew is competent to conduct the intended operations, the operator should assess the risks associated with the conduct of low-visibility approach operations by pilots new to the aircraft type or class and take the necessary mitigations. Where such mitigations include an increment to the visibility or RVR for LVOs, this should be stated in the operations manual.

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The operator should assess the risks associated with the conduct of low-visibility approach operations by pilots new to the aircraft type or class and take the necessary mitigations.

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This should be stated in the operations manual.

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To ensure that the flight crew is competent to conduct the intended operations.

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The text mentions mitigations that include an increment to the visibility or RVR for LVOs, but does not specify other types.

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No, the text does not specify any minimum hours or flights; it only requires risk assessment and necessary mitigations.

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