AC 141~1A
2/18/93
26. CHANGE OF CHIEF INSTRUCTOR.
Under FAR 5
141.87, when an FAA-approved school makes any change of a chief instructor, the FAA FSDO having jurisdiction over the school shall be notified immediately, in writing, of this change. The school may continue to train students under an approved course of training without a chief flight instructor for a period of 60 days. However, during the time the school is without a chief flight instructor, an FAA inspector or designated pilot examiner must be present to administer each stage or final test. Using the approved training syllabus, the FAA inspector or designated pilot examiner should be familiar with the specific areas to be tested. The test results should be given to the operator of the school for inclusion in the appropriate student files.
27. CHIEF FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR REFRESHER COURSE. FAR 9
141.79(c) states that each chief flight instructor must complete, at 1
once each 12 months, a flight instructor refresher course consisting of not less than 24 hours of ground or flight instruction, or both. For the purpose of implementing this requirement, a chief instructor may wish to attend an FAA-approved, industry-sponsored, and industry-conducted Flight Instructor Refresher Clinic (FIRC). For chief instructors who are also designated pilot examiners, the 20 hours of recurrent training required at an FAA-conducted Examiner Standardization Course may be applied to the 24.hour
requirement as indicated in FAR $
141.79(c). A chief flight instructor who can show satisfactory completion of at least 12 hours (i.e., 4 complete quarters of Jeppesen Sanderson FIRC course material) within the past 12 months may credit that 12 hours toward the 24 hours of instruction required under FAR 5
141.79(c). This 12 hours (4 complete quarters) of instruction must then be supplemented with an additional 12 hours of acceptable instruction gained within the past 12 months to show
compliance under FAR $
141.79(c).
28. FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR RESPONSI-BILITIES. FAR Part 141 also requires that all flight instructors be qualified to teach each course of training to which they are assigned and, in addition, prescribes certain knowledge and proficiency tests to be accomplished prior to being assigned to an approved training course.
Each flight instructor must satisfactorily accomplish a flight check given by the chief or assistant chief flight instructor for each training course the instructor teaches. The
instructor is also required to accomplish such a flight check for each training course in which the instructor participates every 12 months thereafter. To further ensure that a flight instructor is appropriately qualified, the instructor is required to accomplish satisfactorily a flight check in each type of aircraft (e.g., Cessna 150, Piper PA-28) prior to giving any flight instruction in that aircraft. The instructor need not be given a flight check in each type of aircraft annually.
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