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Check out my website, The Aviation Vault, for tons more on dispatching, dispatch history, and other information! Learn more about LeTourneau University's aviation program at www.letu.edu/fly or about our all-online Aviation Studies degree program at bit.ly/AviationOnline. Many of my videos are created for LeTourneau University's College of Aviation for various online and in-person courses.
Always remember that Laura, when you get right down to it, is just a pilot and a dispatcher. She is explaining facts from the source materials but may be incorrect or out of date. You should always follow your primary guidance (aircraft manuals, government regulations, etc.) before listening to anything from this UA-cam channel. These videos are intended for educational purposes only.
Always remember that Laura, when you get right down to it, is just a pilot and a dispatcher. She is explaining facts from the source materials but may be incorrect or out of date. You should always follow your primary guidance (aircraft manuals, government regulations, etc.) before listening to anything from this UA-cam channel. These videos are intended for educational purposes only.
Part 117 Airline Air Carrier Flight & Duty Time Limits Explained: ATP Pilot & Dispatcher Test Prep
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This video explains the basics of Part 117 covering flight and duty time limits and rest requirements on a high-level overview. I don't go into augmented or acclimatization in this video. This video applies to flight crew (pilots) at air carriers conducting passenger operations under Part 121.
Links to other videos mentioned in THIS video:
Aircraft Dispatcher Duty Time Limits Explained: ua-cam.com/video/x_PZ_CNXtic/v-deo.html
Very old video I made when I was new to UA-cam on this same topic: ua-cam.com/video/ms2EdZPCJis/v-deo.htmlsi=reWea_bzw9DLFWzD
Check out my other videos covering regulations, airline operations, video tours, instrument flying, and weight and balance calculations!
Visit my website at www.theaviationvault.com to learn much more about aircraft dispatchers, airlines, and dispatch history!
Always remember that Laura, when you get right down to it, is just a pilot and a dispatcher. She is explaining facts from the source materials but may be incorrect or out of date. You should always follow your primary guidance (Aircraft manuals, government regulations, etc.) before listening to anything from this UA-cam channel. These videos are intended for educational purposes only.
bit.ly/3V2czOt
www.listenr.io/?
and use promo code Laura for 15% off your first session!
This video explains the basics of Part 117 covering flight and duty time limits and rest requirements on a high-level overview. I don't go into augmented or acclimatization in this video. This video applies to flight crew (pilots) at air carriers conducting passenger operations under Part 121.
Links to other videos mentioned in THIS video:
Aircraft Dispatcher Duty Time Limits Explained: ua-cam.com/video/x_PZ_CNXtic/v-deo.html
Very old video I made when I was new to UA-cam on this same topic: ua-cam.com/video/ms2EdZPCJis/v-deo.htmlsi=reWea_bzw9DLFWzD
Check out my other videos covering regulations, airline operations, video tours, instrument flying, and weight and balance calculations!
Visit my website at www.theaviationvault.com to learn much more about aircraft dispatchers, airlines, and dispatch history!
Always remember that Laura, when you get right down to it, is just a pilot and a dispatcher. She is explaining facts from the source materials but may be incorrect or out of date. You should always follow your primary guidance (Aircraft manuals, government regulations, etc.) before listening to anything from this UA-cam channel. These videos are intended for educational purposes only.
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Laura do you offer full online courses?
Im learning so much from your channel. Thank you!!
That’s so awesome!!!! Love to hear that!
Should’ve kept it the old way it was easy and efficient. This sucks for the winds aloft.
Sorry you don’t like it, unfortunately I don’t think the NWS will put it back.
Thanks for clearing a lot of gray area in Shepard air questions for me regarding these altitudes!
I am really glad it was a helpful video! Share with anyone else you know who might benefit!
I've been waiting for this one :) Thanks for putting it together.
This is wonderful to hear! I am so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
I cant pass a medical & haven't flown in like 20 years. I dreamed that i went to get a medical in feb 2024 Failed that medical 3rd class in the dream. Then left the office & lept for joy in perfect health outside perfect Health I woke up. Interpretation is The Lord paid & 3rd day rose from the dead for our healing/Medical. Flying represents the parable of this life will you choose HIM as an eternal provider & Study Him/His Word. In Christ we are in perfect Health regardless of the sickness of this current cursed life of sin. Will you choose HIMS & make a good landing in Heaven at the end with perfect health or will you let your airplane Crash into Hell forgetting God. This is the interpretation of my faa medical failure dream why i leapt as nothing amiss outside the AME office.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts - I often also see parables between flight and Christianity. Thanks for watching!!!
poor guy he just passed the Meteo exam with flying. colors !!! 😀
The funny thing is that the dispatcher asking the questions is a dispatch FAA examiner too! And yes, he did great!
I was just studying this part. Thanks for the video !
That's so great to hear! Thank you so much for watching!
Any information on blood pressure? If i have white coat syndrome? I only get high blood pressure when I visit a clinic or dr
Blood pressure requirements are in the FAA's Guide for AMEs: www.faa.gov/ame_guide/app_process/exam_tech/item55/ According to this article from the FAA, they are allowed to take additional BP readings after you get more relaxed, even the next day! www.faa.gov/sites/faa.gov/files/licenses_certificates/medical_certification/hop/hypertension.pdf to read their article Thank you for watching!
@@LauraLaster747thank you so much I did not know that I check it at home when relaxed and record it. And it’s usually normal . Thanks for the information 🙏
@@rmoreno94 No problem! Make sure you talk with your AME about it when you go to your appointment.
Does your school admit international students?
Absolutely! Check out our office of international admissions: www.letu.edu/global-initiatives/index.html
Super helpful videos you have been posting! Part117 would be so helpful especially for new pilots or dispatch crew entering into the 121 world!
It is actually rendering as I type this! I should have the Part 117 overview posted later today. Thanks so much for watching! 😁😁
It is commonly named “windshear”
Yes, cumulonimbus clouds commonly contain windshear for sure!
R.I.P Pan Am (1927-1991) 😢
Sadly I never got to fly on Pan Am!
Numer Japan Airlines
Sadly I have not yet flown JAL but would love to!
I worked in Part 135 for many years. I am a certificated dispatcher and this was one of the advantages of getting hired. I did dispatch for them and even got contracted out to others. They should for all practical purposes have certificated dispatchers like 121.
I agree! And I hope this provides more safety and also more job possibilities for certificated dispatchers. Thanks for watching and commenting!
scheduled 121 operations are already have a dispatcher requirement, Supplemental 121 operations should also but maintain communications through their existing 121 co partners, on demand operations might be a problem AIRINC which is only company that I know of.... they are the ones who microwave/Interconnect Radio transceivers stations on the ground, so mid flight how is the flight crew going to maintain contact? AIRINC is subcontract by the operator...That is going to get very expensive and not worth it. As far as JSX welcome to the party they should have no problems using their 121 co partners interconnect.
I worked for a supplemental 121 operator, and we had no co-partner for communications. We subscribed to ARINC SELCAL services for our operations. As long as the FAA inspector supervising the operation approves of the "rapid and reliable communications" from 121.99, it would be acceptable. (However, part 135 requirements differ from 121.) As for JSX, I don't know if they would have the same communications requirement since they are under 135.
Is the Urine sample used for a drug test ? And what are they testing for. I was hoping to do my Medical exam but I had an edible a while back so not sure if this will pop up on my sample, I’d rather wait a bit longer to be safe than sorry.
Great question: I found the answer in this AOPA article (scroll down or word search). www.aopa.org/training-and-safety/students/presolo/special/pilots-guide-to-medical-certification This says that the urine is NOT used for a drug test.
This is a phenomenal video which helped me for my airline interview. Thanks!
This makes me SO HAPPY! Thank you for telling me, and thanks for watching!
I’m so interested in it.
To be honest this really isn’t much of a step forward. This fits the bill for a very small percentage of applicants. I mean come on you shouldn’t have to go through all of this if you have been taking SSRIS for a certain period of time and have proof from your physician that your stable on the medication. It’s absolute insanity.
Hello & thanks for watching. I'm sorry you feel it won't be super helpful. I guess I AM glad for the small percentage of applicants who haven't been on SSRIs for 2 years who are now applying because for them, it has become potentially much easier.
Well done. I've just called it "the show" and all my fellow pilots knew what I was talking about.
I can't believe I forgot to include that "fourth name" for Oshkosh! Thanks for that reminder!
I have a kollsman airspeed/Mach meter really want to open that thing
Go for it! (Unless it is actually usable for an aircraft, I say take it apart!)
@@LauraLaster747 i want to replace the pneumatics with electronics for my simulator! sadly one of the screws is broken so its gonna be hard to open it up
@@fon-tijn Oh yes, they are very hard to open. Opening mine involved a grinding wheel...
If your medical application is deferred for decision by FAA, be prepared to wait for an indefinite period of time. When you are deferred, you are put in a line with no beginning and no end. It’s a line of Zombies. No one gets a number. No one gets a date. There is no way to know when the AMCD will pick-up your application and give it the consideration it deserves. Susan Northrup, the “Federal Air Surgeon” who runs FAA-AMCD, has written an article about the “special issuance” process. It’s titled: “THE WAIT IS PART OF THE JOURNEY”. The applicant is expected to wait…and wait…and wait…and wait. After paying $450, much to my surprise because I clearly met the standards set forth in 14CFR67.111, my application was deferred for coronary artery disease. This is a disease for which I have no symptoms and have not been treated for. I sought a cardiac evaluation purely for prevention. Yet, I ended up in the Zombie line with no number, no date, and waiting endlessly because Dr. Susan Northrup, Federal Air Surgeon”, does not know how to manage risk.
Thanks for sharing your very frustrating experience with deferral. I’m sorry to hear of the difficulty. I’m assuming you tried asking AOPA or another entity for help?
@@LauraLaster747, I’m an AOPA Pro Plus member, and , I’m sorry to say, the money I’ve paid to AOPA for over 25 years yielded no results. Everywhere I turned I got bad information or no help. AOPA was useless, and their lawyers were wrong. My own AME, the senior AME in Anchorage gave me very poor advice. I checked my application status on the MedExpress website every week. After 60 days, a special window appeared which said “Your application has been her more than 60 days, you need to call the FAA at this number…”. I called, wondering why I must tell the FAA that my application has been in cyberspace for over 60 days. Aren’t they supposed to know this? A contractor answered the phone. She asked why I was calling, and I explained. She entered my application number into her computer and said, “Your application has been received”. This was a useless call, and nothing more than a ruse designed to give the appearance that my application was actually going somewhere. In reality, it was going nowhere. After waiting 18 weeks, I called the Regional Flight Surgeon in Alaska. It was another disappointing call as his receptionist told me she didn’t think he could do anything for me. About 30 hours later, I received a call-back from the AK-RFS, he said he had cleared my application and I would have my medical before the end of the week. He was exceptionally helpful and accommodating. I waited 18 weeks. But, approval only needed 30 hours. The person who runs AMCD (Aerospace Medical Certification Division) Federal Air Surgeon Susan Northrop, has written an article to explain that AMCD is overworked and underpaid. The title of the article is: “The Wait Is Part Of The Journey”. Need I say more?
When do you use Exemption 17347? Is it only when your alternate doesn’t meet the minimums?
It can be used if your alternate or destination have a TEMPO or PROB line preventing the operation...so not in ALL cases of not meeting the minimums.
Good work as always.Thank you so much for this video.Is there an app with quiz on Jeppesen charts ?
Great question - I have no idea, but it seems like it would be helpful! (I however am not an expert on making an app!)
great info as always Laura!! Thanks!
So glad you enjoyed that one!
NOT ONLY LOOK TO PROCEDURAL FUNCTION BUT OTHER PROCEDURES TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM?
THE FLIGHT ENGINEER AND MANAGEMENT USE THE ED QUESTIONARES?
WHO IS THE ED USED BY?
CHANGE MANAGEMENT HAS TO DO WITH THIS AND IS IN THE DRS WITH QUESTIONARES FOR WORKERS?
THERE ARE SEVEN PROCEDURES METHODS STEPS QUESTIONS, 1. DID THE OPERATOR MEET THE POLICY, 2. DID THE TRAINING MEET THE POLICY, 3. AUTHORITY WAS MET, 4. DID THE POLICY MEET THE INTERFACES, DID THE OPERATOR MEET THE SAFTEY OWNERSHIP?
THE PROCEDURE STATES STEP BY STEP METHODS?
THE CFR STATES POLICY?
MANUALS USED TO SEE IF IT MEETS THE SPECIFICATIONS IN WHICH MANUALS ARE REQUIRED BY 14 CFR?
WHEN MANUALS ARE NOT USED A DESIGN AND TRAINING MANUALS CAN BE USED TO CREATE A MANUAL?
PRICEDURES REQUIRED SURVEILLANCE AND REQUIRE SIGN OFFS?
POLICY IS DERIVED FROM THE OUTLINE OF REGULATIONS?
THERE US POLICY AND ONE IS REGULATIONS BUT IT DOESN'T TELL YOU HOW TO DO THE JOB?
Thanks for all your comments. I am not able to answer them all, but I appreciate your watching.
PROCEDURES CAN BE WRITTEN SO EMPLOYEES CAN PREFORM THEIR WORK AND CAN BE WRITTEN OR TYPED?
You are the best teacher and instructor!! Thank you 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow, thank you!!
Thanks for the info!
You're welcome! I just dropped another video on a very recent FAA medical update so check it out!
love it thanks
I am glad it was helpful!
Tytytyty
You are welcome!!!
Hello, thank you for this! Very helpful. The reg 121.617 mentions “below the landing minimums” - does this include ceiling and vis / or vis only just like a normal approach requirement? On the other hand, how do they choose the IAP at departure airport chosen to know if below landing mins or not at departure airport?
You are welcome! So 121.617 has always been interpreted as only visibility. This is true unless the approach has a ceiling requirement (for the selected approach) which essentially is never a requirement in the United States...but it could be a requirement in another country. They choose a suitable IAP at the airport that is one that favors wind and has the lowest possible minimums typically. I hope this answers your question! (and check out the newer version I made of this video please...I think it is a lot better!)
Love your videos, thank you for what you do!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Good video this is a difficult topic to teach. Just some feedback 1. Should clarify in the beginning 10% is calculated by total time. 2. State that within B044 the rules for Flag/Supplemental are the same whether you call it re-dispatch/release respectively. 3. Interested in where that 89% comes from, at many carriers we look at the last 1/3 of the route. To optimize you change the wypt but not necessarily the initial airports. 4. Incorrect that the 10% reserve only applies to the last part from the waypoint to the destination, this is a very common mistake in terminology. The 10% is still required but by breaking up the flight you will have the required amount of fuel for each segment and how you "free" up the fuel. 5. The concurrence must occur within 2 hours of reaching the wypt but how that's done is up to each carrier and part of the approval for the OpSpec. Just some unsolicited feedback!
Thanks so much for added clarification on the points made in the video! (I can't upload a new video as UA-cam doesn't allow it, but I will change the video description to include your correction point about the confusion in what I was saying about the total time etc.)
Hi. I've been in the business over 20 years and am a DADE, 8 years. Now, for 121 Supplemental many of us have been pushing for this for a long time, as many carriers including my current company have more complicated and global flying compared to regional or domestic carriers. Also, why most require a Dispatcher Certificate. When it comes to 135, that is more complicated, as many 135's may still have pilots file flight plans and the "Flight Followers" don't necessarily Dispatch but do a lot of support with looking up routes, permitting, etc. Again, depends on the 135 certificate holder and type of operation. The one benefit would be to have a better pathway and entry for new Dispatchers.
Hello! Thanks for your thoughtful explanation of this new possible requirement. I agree that this would help open up more jobs for dispatchers, but with my students unable to work on graduation (if they are 21 or 22), I am honestly concerned about their knowledge breaking down since they won't be able to even apply for a 135 job or 121 supplemental anymore.
@LauraLaster747 agreed but Assistant roles will also open up as a path. Well at least I'm sure that's the thought.
@@ah4364 Yes, I really hope that will be the case!
Thank you Laura! This helped me tremendously!
You are welcome!!! Thank you for watching and letting me know!
Cumulonimbus Clouds Are More Dangerous? Tell Me Why?
They are dangerous because of the extreme updrafts and downdrafts within the cloud. They also have potential of extreme precipitation, hail, lightning, etc.
@@LauraLaster747 oh ok, but it is one king of other coulds?
@@user-9jkaze7etloy If by "king" of clouds you mean the biggest, then yes!
@@LauraLaster747 ok thanks so much!
@@user-9jkaze7etloy You are welcome!
hello question, so for rwy 30. STD mean for part 91 ? or thx
STD is an abbreviation for "standard" takeoff minimums as per 14 CFR 91.175. Please watch the video for more explanation. If a runway says STD then it's the standard as defined by 91.175.