FAR 91.1079 — Training Program Curriculum
FAR 91.1079 requires fractional ownership program managers to maintain a written training curriculum covering ground and flight training for each aircraft type.
FAR 91.1079 applies to fractional ownership program managers operating under Subpart K. It requires each manager to develop and keep current a written training curriculum for every type of aircraft and every required crewmember position. The curriculum must cover both ground and flight training.
At minimum, each curriculum must include:
- A list of principal ground training subjects, including emergency training topics.
- A list of all training devices, mock-ups, systems trainers, procedures trainers, or other training aids the program manager will use.
- Detailed descriptions or pictorial displays of the approved normal, abnormal, and emergency maneuvers, procedures, and functions to be performed in each flight training phase or check — clearly indicating which items must be done inflight.
Why it matters operationally: this section ensures crewmembers receive standardized, documented training tied to the specific aircraft they fly, so emergency response and routine procedures are consistent and verifiable across the fractional fleet.
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