AC 120-12A Air Carrier Operations Flashcards
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Common carriage is required to operate under which parts?

  • 135 (correct)
  • 91
  • 125
  • 121 (correct)
  • Private carriage may be conducted under which part?

  • 121
  • 91 (correct)
  • 135
  • 125 (correct)
  • What is the definition of a common carrier?

    (1) A holding out of a willingness to (2) transport persons or property (3) from place to place (4) for compensation or hire.

    What are the most direct means of 'holding out'?

    <p>Signs and advertising</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is private carriage?

    <p>Carriage for hire which does not involve holding out. Also known as 'contract carriers.'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many customers are allowed for private carriage?

    <p>For one or several selected customers, generally on a long-term basis. The number of customers must not be too great.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Do revenue generating flights require a certification as an air carrier?

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Common vs Private Carriage

    • Common carriage operates under regulatory parts 135 or 121.
    • Private carriage can be conducted under regulatory parts 91 or 125.

    Definition of Common Carrier

    • A common carrier is defined as a service that holds out a willingness to transport persons or property for compensation.
    • This involves transporting between various locations as per customer requests.

    Holding Out

    • The most direct ways of "holding out" include the use of signs and advertising.

    Definition of Private Carriage

    • Private carriage refers to transportation services for hire that do not involve holding out.
    • It is also known as "contract carriers".

    Customer Limitations in Private Carriage

    • Private carriage allows for one or a few selected customers, typically on a long-term basis.
    • Having too many customers may suggest a willingness to contract with the general public, which would classify the operation as common carriage.

    Certification for Revenue-Generating Flights

    • Revenue-generating flights generally require certification as an air carrier.

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    These flashcards cover essential concepts related to private and common carriage as outlined in AC 120-12A. They include definitions, regulations, and distinctions between different types of air carrier operations. Ideal for those studying aviation regulations and compliance.

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