CBO Safety Guidelines - Preflight Safety
Verified from official sourcesAC 91-57C ¶ 3.3.2.1Version 1Effective -Verified 22 August 2026
In plain language
Pilots should perform preflight assessments and inspections, potentially using checklists adapted from AC 107-2, to ensure the aircraft is safe for flight.
Requirement as structured
The FAA encourages CBOs to include preflight assessments, flight planning, hazard identification, and scanning techniques in their safety guidelines, and suggests adapting checklists such as the one in AC 107-2.
Original regulatory text
Preflight safety. To mitigate hazards, the FAA encourages CBOs to include in their guidelines, as appropriate, information concerning preflight assessments, flight planning, hazard identification techniques, and scanning techniques for aircraft and other people entering an area of operation. AC 107-2, Appendix E, Sample Preflight Assessment and Inspection Checklist, provides a detailed example...
Applies when
- country
- United States
- operation
- recreational
- operator type
- Community-Based Organization
- regulatory category
- General