Malaysia Airlines pilot detained in Jakarta was not flying aircraft, says Malaysia Aviation Group
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 — Malaysia Aviation Group MAG has clarified that the Malaysia Airlines pilot detained in a r
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 — Malaysia Aviation Group MAG has clarified that the Malaysia Airlines pilot detained in a r. "Pilots who do not complete the screening by the stipulated date will not operate flights until they have been cleared in accordance with MAG's procedures and regulatory requirements," it said. IMSAFER is a pilot self-assessment checklist used before flight to evaluate fitness for duty.
Furthermore, MAG said the pilot detained in Indonesia was an off-duty second officer travelling in the cockpit jump seat as an observer and was not the pilot flying the aircraft.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 — Malaysia Aviation Group MAG has clarified that the Malaysia Airlines pilot detained in a r
reliability moderate3/5 sources"Pilots who do not complete the screening by the stipulated date will not operate flights until they have been cleared in accordance with MAG's procedures and regulatory requirements," it said.
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IMSAFER is a pilot self-assessment checklist used before flight to evaluate fitness for duty.
according to BernamaMAG said the pilot detained in Indonesia was an off-duty second officer travelling in the cockpit jump seat as an observer and was not the pilot flying the aircraft.
according to Channel News Asia
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