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Federal Aviation Administration, DOT 

§ 91.1053 

contractual arrangement which per-
mits an individual to act as an agent or 
representative of the fractional owner 
or fractional ownership program man-
ager in any matter before the Federal 
Aviation Administration if the indi-
vidual, in the preceding 2 years— 

(1) Served as, or was directly respon-

sible for the oversight of, a Flight 
Standards Service aviation safety in-
spector; and 

(2) Had direct responsibility to in-

spect, or oversee the inspection of, the 
operations of the fractional owner or 
fractional ownership program manager. 

(b) For the purpose of this section, an 

individual shall be considered to be 
acting as an agent or representative of 
a fractional owner or fractional owner-
ship program manager in a matter be-
fore the agency if the individual makes 
any written or oral communication on 
behalf of the fractional owner or frac-
tional ownership program manager to 
the agency (or any of its officers or em-
ployees) in connection with a par-
ticular matter, whether or not involv-
ing a specific party and without regard 
to whether the individual has partici-
pated in, or had responsibility for, the 
particular matter while serving as a 
Flight Standards Service aviation safe-
ty inspector. 

(c) The provisions of this section do 

not prohibit a fractional owner or frac-
tional ownership program manager 
from knowingly employing or making 
a contractual arrangement which per-
mits an individual to act as an agent or 
representative of the fractional owner 
or fractional ownership program man-
ager in any matter before the Federal 
Aviation Administration if the indi-
vidual was employed by the fractional 
owner or fractional ownership program 
manager before October 21, 2011. 

[Doc. No. FAA–2008–1154, 76 FR 52235, Aug. 22, 
2011] 

§ 91.1051

Pilot safety background 

check. 

Within 90 days of an individual begin-

ning service as a pilot, the program 
manager must request the following in-
formation: 

(a) FAA records pertaining to— 
(1) Current pilot certificates and as-

sociated type ratings. 

(2) Current medical certificates. 

(3) Summaries of legal enforcement 

actions resulting in a finding by the 
Administrator of a violation. 

(b) Records from all previous employ-

ers during the five years preceding the 
date of the employment application 
where the applicant worked as a pilot. 
If any of these firms are in bankruptcy, 
the records must be requested from the 
trustees in bankruptcy for those em-
ployees. If the previous employer is no 
longer in business, a documented good 
faith effort must be made to obtain the 
records. Records from previous employ-
ers must include, as applicable— 

(1) Crew member records. 
(2) Drug testing—collection, testing, 

and rehabilitation records pertaining 
to the individual. 

(3) Alcohol misuse prevention pro-

gram records pertaining to the indi-
vidual. 

(4) The applicant’s individual record 

that includes certifications, ratings, 
aeronautical experience, effective date 
and class of the medical certificate. 

§ 91.1053

Crewmember experience. 

(a) No program manager or owner 

may use any person, nor may any per-
son serve, as a pilot in command or 
second in command of a program air-
craft, or as a flight attendant on a pro-
gram aircraft, in program operations 
under this subpart unless that person 
has met the applicable requirements of 
part 61 of this chapter and has the fol-
lowing experience and ratings: 

(1) Total flight time for all pilots: 
(i) Pilot in command—A minimum of 

1,500 hours. 

(ii) Second in command—A minimum 

of 500 hours. 

(2) For multi-engine turbine-powered 

fixed-wing and powered-lift aircraft, 
the following FAA certification and 
ratings requirements: 

(i) Pilot in command—Airline trans-

port pilot and applicable type ratings. 

(ii) Second in command—Commercial 

pilot and instrument ratings. 

(iii) Flight attendant (if required or 

used)—Appropriately trained per-
sonnel. 

(3) For all other aircraft, the fol-

lowing FAA certification and rating re-
quirements: 

(i) Pilot in command—Commercial 

pilot and instrument ratings. 

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