Regulation Rule Sets: EASA Regulations
This article shows examples of how to set up an Avianis Regulatory Set to reflect the:
EASA Normal Duty; and
EASA Extended Duty.
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EASA NORMAL DUTY
There are header settings and limitation requirements, 2 with additional adjustments. There are no experience requirements or rest requirements within the time off section.
Header Settings
Limitations
The 2 circled in red below have additional adjustments, detailed below.
Flight Duty Period
Adjustments must be listed in the exact order shown.
Pre Duty Rest
Adjustments must be listed in the exact order shown.
EASA EXTENDED DUTY
There are header settings and limitation requirements, 2 with additional adjustments. There are no experience requirements or rest requirements within the time off section.
Limitations
The 2 circled in red below have additional adjustments, detailed below.
Flight Duty Period
Adjustments must be listed in the exact order shown.
Pre Duty Rest
Adjustments must be listed in the exact order shown.
Ref: C-R03
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