What is the maximum flight time allowed over 12 consecutive months?

What is the maximum flight time allowed over 12 consecutive months?

• A. 900 hours
• B. 1000 hours
• C. 1100 hours
• D. 1200 hours

Answer: (B)

Fatigue risk management relies on a fixed limit on flight time within any rolling 12-month period. The rule sets the maximum total flight time at 1000 hours in any consecutive 12 months. That means you can fly up to 1000 hours in the rolling window, but not more. A lower total is permissible but does not represent the maximum, and totals above 1000 hours would breach the regulation. So the correct choice is the one that specifies 1000 hours.

Fatigue risk management relies on a fixed limit on flight time within any rolling 12-month period. The rule sets the maximum total flight time at 1000 hours in any consecutive 12 months. That means you can fly up to 1000 hours in the rolling window, but not more. A lower total is permissible but does not represent the maximum, and totals above 1000 hours would breach the regulation. So the correct choice is the one that specifies 1000 hours.