CBO Safety Guidelines for Specific Operations

In plain language

If you fly under a CBO's safety guidelines, those guidelines should have specific rules for specialized operations like racing, aerobatics, or flying turbine-powered aircraft.

Requirement as structured

The FAA recommends that Community-Based Organizations include specific safety procedures, standards, and limitations in their safety guidelines for specialized operations such as large aircraft, turbine engines, combat simulations, racing, aerobatics, training, and research.

Original regulatory text

In addition to general guidelines addressed throughout this AC, comprehensive safety guidelines should include safety procedures, standards, limitations, and guidelines for specific types of operations that will be conducted by recreational flyers operating under that CBO’s safety guidelines, such as, but not limited to: 1. UA more than 55 pounds... 2. Turbine engine operations. 3. Combat simulations. 4. Racing operations. 5. Aerobatics. 6. Training. 7. Research conducted by institutions of higher education.

Applies when

country

United States

operation

recreational

regulatory category

General