2.01  If an increase to the maximum flight time is authorized, what is the maximum flight time for a crew member involved in a commercial air service?

• Ref - CAR 700.15 / 720.15

2.02  What are the total maximum flight hours a commuter flight crew member can fly?

• Ref - CAR 700.15 / 720.15

2.03  Which types of commercial air services require an air operator certificate?

• Ref - CAR 700.02

2.04  A commuter Air Operator shall provide each flight crew member with time free from duty of at least?

• Ref - CAR 700.19 / 720.19

2.05  When may the maximum flight duty time be exceeded?

• Ref - CAR 700.17 / 720.17

2.06  Who may extend the maximum flight duty time if it is considered safe to complete a flight?

• Ref - CAR 700.17 / 720.17

2.07  How much extra rest shall the air operator provide the flight crew member where a flight crew member is required by an air operator to travel for the purpose of positioning after the completion of flight duty time?

• Ref - CAR 700.20

2.08  What is the definition of a “rest period”?

• Ref - CAR 101.01

2.09  What conditions are necessary in order to extend the flight duty time when a rest period is included? What is the normal maximum flight duty time?

• Ref - CAR 700.16

2.10  What is the definition of “delayed reporting time”?

• Ref - CAR 700.18

2.11  What is the definition of “flight crew member on reserve”?

• Ref - CAR 700.01

2.12  What aircraft requirements shall a Canadian Air Operator meet to operate an aircraft in a Commercial Air Service?

• Ref - CAR 700.05

2.13  What are the flight time limitations, flight duty time limitations and rest periods for a commuter operation? Who is responsible for monitoring flight and duty time for each crew member?

• Ref - CAR 700.14

2.14  What are the conditions for “controlled rest on the flight deck”?

• Ref - CAR 720.23

2.15  When may a pilot perform elementary work on an aeroplane, without supervision, in a Commercial Air Service?

• Ref - CAR 605.85 - CAR 406.43