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Air Navigation (121 — Commercial Air Transport by Large Aeroplanes) Regulations 2018 · As enacted · Part 2
Air Navigation (121 — Commercial Air Transport by Large Aeroplanes) Regulations 2018 · As enacted · Part 2
Official textFrom Singapore Statutes Online, unchanged
For every person who is to be assigned duty on a flight of a large aeroplane as a cabin crew member, the AOC holder must ensure that, in the 2 weeks immediately after the person completes the cabin crew member training required under regulation 149, the person operates at least 2 sectors as supernumerary crew on the aeroplane type and in the crew member role that the person will be assigned to, unless the Director‑General of Civil Aviation otherwise approves. (2) Where a person is operating as a supernumerary cabin crew member in accordance with paragraph (1), that person must not be counted as part of the minimum crew complement required under Division 8.
For every person who is to be assigned duty on a flight of a large aeroplane as a cabin crew member, the AOC holder must ensure that, in the 2 weeks immediately after the person completes the cabin crew member training required under regulation 149, the person operates at least 2 sectors as supernumerary crew on the aeroplane type and in the crew member role that the person will be assigned to, unless the Director‑General of Civil Aviation otherwise approves.
Where a person is operating as a supernumerary cabin crew member in accordance with paragraph (1), that person must not be counted as part of the minimum crew complement required under Division 8.
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