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If a crewmemeber losews his passport a thourgh search must
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be insttitued and the loss reported immediately to the local plice and nearest company representative
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If a crew member losses his passport in the US
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notify the chief pilot's office at one and apply for a new passport
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Before beginning an international trip, include in your preparartions
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a review of the international entry procedures published under the crew fef. tab
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Exemption for flight crewmembers on imported items intednded for "personal or household use"
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$200 not more than one liter of alchol, 200 cigarettes or 100 cigars
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UPS flights that operate outside the contigous 48 states of the US are considered
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international or "flag" ops.
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Flag operation means any scheduled operation that meets one of the 3 criteria:
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Between any point within the state of alaska or Hawaii
outside the US Between any point outside the US and anouther point outside the US |
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International class II
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An international flight with a segment or segments that lie outside the designated operational service volume of ICAO standard airway navigation facilities.
Greater than one hour between reliable ground based fixes |
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International Class II qualification remains current for
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24 months from the date of the last Class II flight.
Captains exceeding 12 months frrom their last Class II flight must be observed by a Instructor or Check Airman over a route that requires the use of Class II nav. procedures |
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The following items will be carried as specified on all Int'l flights whcih require the use of long range nav equipment as a primary means of nav.
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Plotter
Aviation Computer Dividers, not req. by recommended |
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Crewmembers should ensure that flight kits:
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include Jepp. manuals for the route to be flown.
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