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§ 135.127

(b) No certificate holder may serve

any alcoholic beverage to any person
aboard its aircraft if that person ap-
pears to be intoxicated.

any person to board any of its aircraft
if that person appears to be intoxi-
cated.

§ 135.122

Stowage of food, beverage,

and passenger service equipment
during aircraft movement on the
surface, takeoff, and landing.

(a) No certificate holder may move

an aircraft on the surface, take off, or
land when any food, beverage, or table-
ware furnished by the certificate hold-
er is located at any passenger seat.

(b) No certificate holder may move

an aircraft on the surface, take off, or
land unless each food and beverage
tray and seat back tray table is se-
cured in its stowed position.

an aircraft to move on the surface,
take off, or land unless each passenger
serving cart is secured in its stowed po-
sition.

(d) Each passenger shall comply with

instructions given by a crewmember
with regard to compliance with this
section.

[Doc. No. 26142, 57 FR 42675, Sept. 15, 1992]

§ 135.123

Emergency and emergency

evacuation duties.

(a) Each certificate holder shall as-

sign to each required crewmember for
each type of aircraft as appropriate,
the necessary functions to be per-
formed in an emergency or in a situa-
tion requiring emergency evacuation.
The certificate holder shall ensure that
those functions can be practicably ac-
complished, and will meet any reason-
ably anticipated emergency including
incapacitation of individual crew-
members or their inability to reach the
passenger cabin because of shifting
cargo in combination cargo-passenger
aircraft.

(b) The certificate holder shall de-

scribe in the manual required under
§ 135.21 the functions of each category
of required crewmembers assigned
under paragraph (a) of this section.

§ 135.125

Aircraft security.

Certificate holders conducting opera-

tors conducting operations under this
part must comply with the applicable
security requirements in 49 CFR chap-
ter XII.

[67 FR 8350, Feb. 22, 2002]

§ 135.127

Passenger information re-

quirements and smoking prohibi-
tions.

(a) No person may conduct a sched-

uled flight on which smoking is prohib-
ited by part 252 of this title unless the
‘‘No Smoking’’ passenger information
signs are lighted during the entire
flight, or one or more ‘‘No Smoking’’
placards meeting the requirements of
§ 25.1541 of this chapter are posted dur-
ing the entire flight. If both the lighted
signs and the placards are used, the
signs must remain lighted during the
entire flight segment.

(b) No person may smoke while a ‘‘No

Smoking’’ sign is lighted or while ‘‘No
Smoking’’ placards are posted, except
as follows:

(1)

On-demand operations.

The pilot in

command of an aircraft engaged in an
on-demand operation may authorize
smoking on the flight deck (if it is
physically separated from any pas-
senger compartment), except in any of
the following situations:

(i) During aircraft movement on the

surface or during takeoff or landing;

(ii) During scheduled passenger-car-

rying public charter operations con-
ducted under part 380 of this title;

(iii) During on-demand operations

conducted interstate that meet para-
graph (2) of the definition ‘‘On-demand
operation’’ in § 110.2 of this chapter, un-
less permitted under paragraph (b)(2) of
this section; or

(iv) During any operation where

smoking is prohibited by part 252 of
this title or by international agree-
ment.

(2)

Certain intrastate commuter oper-

ations and certain intrastate on-demand
operations.

Except during aircraft

movement on the surface or during
takeoff or landing, a pilot in command
of an aircraft engaged in a commuter
operation or an on-demand operation
that meets paragraph (2) of the defini-
tion of ‘‘On-demand operation’’ in

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