| Msg ID: 2843350 |
Director of Training Question +3/-4
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| Author:Zman
4/29/2025 1:28:21 PM |
Does a FAA Part 135 Director of Training require a current FAA medical certificate? If he has had a medical condition that prevents him from preforming his duties as a Airman thus medically grounded from flying can he still preform his duties as a Director of Training ( when that company position required a current medical and able to preform flight duties, ie: was a flying position not a non-rated position ) . If this medical condition is serious enough to prevent him from getting his medical certificate back in the future and is under rehab to preform basic functions, how can he preform the duties of a Director of Training under Part 135 ? |
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| Msg ID: 2843353 |
Director of Training Question +5/-3
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| Author:Troll Cop
4/29/2025 2:30:33 PM Reply to: 2843350 |
Go away troll........... |
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| Msg ID: 2843354 |
Under the FAA, there is a DOO, DOM, & CP (NT) +8/-1
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| Author:anyone else is purely discretionary
4/29/2025 3:14:57 PM Reply to: 2843350 |
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| Msg ID: 2843355 |
Director of Training Question +2/-1
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| Author:Curious George
4/29/2025 4:12:21 PM Reply to: 2843350 |
Would still like to hear the backstory on this one, though |
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| Msg ID: 2843357 |
Director of Training Question +2/-1
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| Author:Troll Cop
4/29/2025 5:00:43 PM Reply to: 2843355 |
Why don't you ask them...... |
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| Msg ID: 2843356 |
Director of Training Question +3/-3
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| Author:Flight Sim
4/29/2025 4:19:18 PM Reply to: 2843350 |
No medical required to teach in the Sim? |
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| Msg ID: 2843366 |
Director of Training Question +3/-2
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| Author:Anonymous
4/29/2025 10:29:32 PM Reply to: 2843356 |
What a stupid question to ask. |
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| Msg ID: 2843367 |
Director of Training Question +2/-1
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| Author:Real life
4/30/2025 12:19:22 AM Reply to: 2843366 |
Is this really a stupid question? I know for a fact there was a 135 operator that had a DO with no valid medical. It was revoked and he used the fact that all his pilots were current CFI to carry out any of his flying and training duties. Don’t know if that actually broke any regs. |
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| Msg ID: 2843368 |
Where do the regulations require any of the three have a current medical? (NT) +2/-1
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| Author:Anonymous
4/30/2025 12:53:18 AM Reply to: 2843367 |
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| Msg ID: 2843374 |
Where do the regulations require any of the three have a current medical? +4/-1
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| Author:Well…
4/30/2025 9:41:33 AM Reply to: 2843368 |
Did you know? If a pilot has a medical condition the prevents getting a medical, some companies will put that pilot in a non flying position to keep them on the payroll. Director of training is not a FAA mandated position and wether or not a medical is required is solely up to the company. |
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| Msg ID: 2843380 |
Director of Training Question +2/-1
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| Author:Havoc
4/30/2025 12:09:55 PM Reply to: 2843367 |
Maybe in the case of the DO not having a medical they met the requirements within the last 6 yrs of becoming a DO (3 yrs experience as a Pilot in Command) unless I read this wrong ? 119.67 ) In the case of a person becoming a Director of Operations — (3)(i) For the first time ever, does the individual have at least 3 years experience, within the past 6 years, as pilot in command of a large airplane operated under part 121 or part 135, if the certificate holder operates large airplanes? If the certificate holder uses only small airplanes in its operation, the experience may be obtained in either large or small airplanes. |
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| Msg ID: 2843384 |
FAR 119.71 +5/-1
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| Author:Anonymous
4/30/2025 2:09:11 PM Reply to: 2843380 |
Only the Chief Pilot needs a medical, and a Third Class is fine to operate under Part 91. The DOO and DOM do not need a medical certificate. |
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