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14 CFR Ch. I (1–1–14 Edition) 

Pt. 60, App. A 

(17) AC 150/5340–1, as amended, Standards 

for Airport Markings. 

(18) AC 150/5340–4, as amended, Installation 

Details for Runway Centerline Touchdown 
Zone Lighting Systems. 

(19) AC 150/5340–19, as amended, Taxiway 

Centerline Lighting System. 

(20) AC 150/5340–24, as amended, Runway 

and Taxiway Edge Lighting System. 

(21) AC 150/5345–28, as amended, Precision 

Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) Systems. 

(22) International Air Transport Associa-

tion document, ‘‘Flight Simulator Design 
and Performance Data Requirements,’’ as 
amended. 

(23) AC 25–7, as amended, Flight Test Guide 

for Certification of Transport Category Air-
planes. 

(24) AC 23–8, as amended, Flight Test Guide 

for Certification of Part 23 Airplanes. 

(25) International Civil Aviation Organiza-

tion (ICAO) Manual of Criteria for the Quali-
fication of Flight Simulators, as amended. 

(26) Airplane Flight Simulator Evaluation 

Handbook, Volume I, as amended and Vol-
ume II, as amended, The Royal Aeronautical 
Society, London, UK. 

(27) FAA Publication FAA–S–8081 series 

(Practical Test Standards for Airline Trans-
port Pilot Certificate, Type Ratings, Com-
mercial Pilot, and Instrument Ratings). 

(28) The FAA Aeronautical Information 

Manual (AIM). An electronic version of the 
AIM is on the Internet at 

http://www.faa.gov/ 

atpubs. 

(29) Aeronautical Radio, Inc. (ARINC) doc-

ument number 436, titled 

Guidelines For Elec-

tronic Qualification Test Guide (as amended). 

(30) Aeronautical Radio, Inc. (ARINC) doc-

ument 610, 

Guidance for Design and Integra-

tion of Aircraft Avionics Equipment in Simula-
tors 
(as amended). 

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PPLICABILITY

(§§ 60.1 

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No additional regulatory or informational 

material applies to § 60.1, Applicability, or to 
§ 60.2, Applicability of sponsor rules to per-
sons who are not sponsors and who are en-
gaged in certain unauthorized activities. 

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EFINITIONS

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See Appendix F of this part for a list of 

definitions and abbreviations from part 1 and 

part 60, including the appropriate appendices 
of part 60. 

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No additional regulatory or informational 

material applies to § 60.4, Qualification Per-
formance Standards. 

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See Appendix E of this part for additional 

regulatory and informational material re-
garding Quality Management Systems. 

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a. The intent of the language in § 60.7(b) is 

to have a specific FFS, identified by the 
sponsor, used at least once in an FAA-ap-
proved flight training program for the air-
plane simulated during the 12-month period 
described. The identification of the specific 
FFS may change from one 12-month period 
to the next 12-month period as long as the 
sponsor sponsors and uses at least one FFS 
at least once during the prescribed period. 
No minimum number of hours or minimum 
FFS periods are required. 

b. The following examples describe accept-

able operational practices: 

(1) Example One. 
(a) A sponsor is sponsoring a single, spe-

cific FFS for its own use, in its own facility 
or elsewhere—this single FFS forms the 
basis for the sponsorship. The sponsor uses 
that FFS at least once in each 12-month pe-
riod in the sponsor’s FAA-approved flight 
training program for the airplane simulated. 
This 12-month period is established accord-
ing to the following schedule: 

(i) If the FFS was qualified prior to May 30, 

2008, the 12-month period begins on the date 
of the first continuing qualification evalua-
tion conducted in accordance with § 60.19 
after May 30, 2008, and continues for each 
subsequent 12-month period; 

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