NTSB Issues Recommendation to FAA Regarding MD-11 Pilot Currency Requirements

The National Transportation Safety Board has directed the Federal Aviation Administration to reassess flight standardization protocols for MD-10 and MD-11 aircraft.

Safety recommendation

The National Transportation Safety Board has directed the Federal Aviation Administration to reassess flight standardization protocols for MD-10 and MD-11 aircraft.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued a formal recommendation, designated as A-14-007, addressed to the Federal Aviation Administration. This directive, associated with NTSB number DCA10RA079, urges the agency to reconvene the MD-10/MD-11 flight standardization board. The primary objective of this reconvened board is to evaluate current operational standards and determine whether existing currency requirements should be strengthened for pilots operating MD-11 aircraft. This action reflects a focused review of regulatory frameworks governing these specific aircraft types to ensure continued safety compliance.

Primary source: https://data.ntsb.gov/carol-main-public/

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