A37575
8th Aug 2010, 06:03
The term "Cruise Captain" is used in some airlines. It is not mentioned in ICAO documents as far as I know and not in Australian CASA documents either.
1. What is a Cruise Captain?
2. How many stripes does he wear?
3. Is it just a company title and not recognized elsewhere as a specific qualification?
4. How is the flight time as Cruise captain logged in a log book?
5. In command or copilot time?
6. Is there a Climb and Descent captain?
7. I understand Eva Air in Taiwan employ Cruise captains for augmented crew flights. Is there a minimum experience on type required before being upgraded to Cruise Captain?
8. Do both the authorised captain and the Cruise captain both log command time for the total flight?
9. What Australian regulation permits this practice of both pilots logging command at same time?
10. What VH-registered operators use Cruise Captains?
1. What is a Cruise Captain?
2. How many stripes does he wear?
3. Is it just a company title and not recognized elsewhere as a specific qualification?
4. How is the flight time as Cruise captain logged in a log book?
5. In command or copilot time?
6. Is there a Climb and Descent captain?
7. I understand Eva Air in Taiwan employ Cruise captains for augmented crew flights. Is there a minimum experience on type required before being upgraded to Cruise Captain?
8. Do both the authorised captain and the Cruise captain both log command time for the total flight?
9. What Australian regulation permits this practice of both pilots logging command at same time?
10. What VH-registered operators use Cruise Captains?