Singapore legislation
Regulation 71
of Air Navigation (98 — Special Operations) Regulations 2018
Regulation 71
Flight crew experience, training and checking
Subregulation 1
A commercial air transport operator, with a special operations approval to conduct a commercial air transport operation at night or in instrument meteorological conditions (as the case may be) using a single‑engine turbine‑powered aeroplane, must not assign a person to duty as a flight crew member for any such operation unless —
where the duty being assigned is that as a pilot, the person has, in the 90 days immediately preceding the start of the operation, completed on the specific type or class of aeroplane to be used for the operation —
at least 5 IFR flights (including 3 instrument approaches); or
an instrument approach check; or
where the duty being assigned is that as the pilot‑in‑command, the person has completed at least 50 hours flight time under IFR (including at least 10 hours as the pilot‑in‑command) on the specific type or class of aeroplane to be used for the operation, in addition to the requirements in sub‑paragraph (a).
Subregulation 2
A commercial air transport operator must ensure that, before a person is assigned duty as a flight crew member for any operation mentioned in paragraph (1) that is the subject of a special operations approval, the person has completed the training programme and checks specified by the commercial air transport operator for the person to develop and demonstrate competency as a flight crew member for such an operation.
Subregulation 3
The training programme and checks mentioned in paragraph (2) must encompass training and checks in the procedures for normal, abnormal and emergency situations and, in particular, the procedures in the event of engine failure.