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Pt. 65, SFAR No. 103 

65.43

Rating privileges and exchange. 

65.45

Performance of duties. 

65.46–65.46b

[Reserved] 

65.47

Maximum hours. 

65.49

General operating rules. 

65.50

Currency requirements. 

Subpart C—Aircraft Dispatchers 

65.51

Certificate required. 

65.53

Eligibility requirements: General. 

65.55

Knowledge requirements. 

65.57

Experience or training requirements. 

65.59

Skill requirements. 

65.61

Aircraft dispatcher certification 

courses: Content and minimum hours. 

65.63

Aircraft dispatcher certification 

courses: Application, duration, and other 
general requirements. 

65.65

Aircraft dispatcher certification 

courses: Training facilities. 

65.67

Aircraft dispatcher certification 

courses: Personnel. 

65.70

Aircraft dispatcher certification 

courses: Records. 

Subpart D—Mechanics 

65.71

Eligibility requirements: General. 

65.73

Ratings. 

65.75

Knowledge requirements. 

65.77

Experience requirements. 

65.79

Skill requirements. 

65.80

Certificated aviation maintenance 

technician school students. 

65.81

General privileges and limitations. 

65.83

Recent experience requirements. 

65.85

Airframe rating; additional privileges. 

65.87

Powerplant rating; additional privi-

leges. 

65.89

Display of certificate. 

65.91

Inspection authorization. 

65.92

Inspection authorization: Duration. 

65.93

Inspection authorization: Renewal. 

65.95

Inspection authorization: Privileges 

and limitations. 

Subpart E—Repairmen 

65.101

Eligibility requirements: General. 

65.103

Repairman certificate: Privileges and 

limitations. 

65.104

Repairman certificate—experimental 

aircraft builder—Eligibility, privileges 
and limitations. 

65.105

Display of certificate. 

65.107

Repairman certificate (light-sport 

aircraft): Eligibility, privileges, and lim-
its. 

Subpart F—Parachute Riggers 

65.111

Certificate required. 

65.113

Eligibility requirements: General. 

65.115

Senior parachute rigger certificate: 

Experience, knowledge, and skill require-
ments. 

65.117

Military riggers or former military 

riggers: Special certification rule. 

65.119

Master parachute rigger certificate: 

Experience, knowledge, and skill require-
ments. 

65.121

Type ratings. 

65.123

Additional type ratings: Require-

ments. 

65.125

Certificates: Privileges. 

65.127

Facilities and equipment. 

65.129

Performance standards. 

65.131

Records. 

65.133

Seal. 

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44703, 44707, 44709–44711, 45102–45103, 45301– 
45302. 

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10, 1962, unless otherwise noted. 

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1. 

To whom does this SFAR apply? This Spe-

cial Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR) ap-
plies to you if you are an air traffic control 
specialist (ATCS) employed by the FAA in 
flight service stations, enroute facilities, 
terminal facilities, or at the David J. Hurley 
Air Traffic Control System Command Center 
who wishes to obtain a waiver of the manda-
tory separation age as provided by 5 U.S.C. 
section 8335(a). 

2. 

When must I file for a waiver? No earlier 

than the beginning of the twelfth month be-
fore, but no later than the beginning of the 
sixth month before, the month in which you 
turn 56, your official chain-of-command must 
receive your written request asking for a 
waiver of mandatory separation. 

3. 

What if I do not file a request before six 

months before the month in which I turn 56? If 
your official chain-of-command does not re-
ceive your written request for a waiver of 
mandatory separation before the beginning 
of the sixth month before the month in 
which you turn 56, your request will be de-
nied. 

4. 

How will the FAA determine if my request 

meets the filing time requirements of this SFAR? 

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