21.
OTHER EMPLOYEES. Each FAA-
approved school is required by the rules to ensure that dispatchers, service personnel, or other persons assigned responsibilities with the school are adequately instructed in the procedures and responsibilities of their employment. Compliance with this requirement may be accomplished through verbal instruction, manuals, or any other means decided upon by the school. The FAA may, under FAR $
141.21, at any time inspect any personnel to determine that they have been instructed in their responsibilities and are competent to perform their duties. Qualified operations personnel, including flight instructors, may serve in more than one capacity with the school. For example, a school may wish to use a flight instructor as a dispatcher or a ground instructor.
22.
CHIEF AND ASSISTANT CHIEF GROUND INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICA-TIONS. A chief ground instructor or assistant chief ground instructor must have had at least 1 year of experience as a ground school instructor in an FAA-approved pilot school. This may be shown by having the instructor present a record of teaching accomplishments covering a period of 1 year in an FAA-approved pilot school, or by presenting a letter from an FAA-approved pilot school stating that the
instructor has given ground school instruction at that school for the required period of time.
23. CHIEF AND ASSISTANT CHIEF FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICA-TIONS. A chief flight instructor or an assistant chief flight instructor is required by FAR Part 141 to meet the requirements listed below. However, for a course of training for gliders, free balloons, or airships, only 40 percent of the flight time requirements need be met.
a. Private Pilot Certificate or Rating Course(s).
(1)
Commercial pilot or airline transport pilot certificate and a valid flight instructor certificate, each with a rating for category and class of aircraft used in the course of training; and
(i)
For a chief flight instructor, at least 1,000 hours as PIC, or
(ii)
For an assistant chief flight instructor, at least 500 flight hours as PIC; and
(2)
Experience in primary flight instruction acquired as either a certificated flight instructor, or an instructor in a military pilot primary flight training program, or a combination of both consisting of:
(i)
For a chief flight instructor, at least 2 years experience and a total of 500 flight instruction hours or a total of 1,000 flight hours; and
(ii)
For an assistant chief flight instructor, at least 1 year of experience as a flight instructor and a total of 250 flight hours, or a total of 500 flight hours.
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b. Instrument Rating Course(s) or a Course of Training Leading to Instrument Privileges.
(1)
A commercial pilot certificate with an instrument rating, or an airline transport pilot certificate, and a valid flight instructor certificate with an instrument rating; and
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