Policy

Question 1

Documents to be carried

Answer 1

Onboard:
Registration
Airworthiness
FTL & Flight log
Radio equipment licenses
Noise certificate
Manifests (passenger and cargo)

Electronic copy:
Insurance certificate
AOC and ops specs

Question 2

Crew member document to be carrried

Answer 2

License
Medical
Photo ID (ASIC)
Proficiency check record
EFB
Torch
Timepiece
Two writing instruments
Passport and visa (for international)

Question 3

Radar operation on ground

Answer 3

Caution within 37m of:
fuel tankers, tanks or storage areas
persons or cargo
other aircraft or aircraft hanger
Not directed towards above objects within 60m

Question 4

PIC responsibility of crew

Answer 4

From reporting for flight duty until the moment all crew members have completed customs and immigration formalities, or, if not required, the moment the crew members have deplaned.

Question 5

Operating with reduced number of cabin crew

Answer 5

The circumstances in which the cabin crew member became UFD or otherwise impaired were unforeseen, and beyond the control of Jetstar or any staff member of Jetstar.

There is no replacement cabin crew member available, and the flight is departing from a non-crewed port for cabin crew.

One of the remaining cabin crew members is a trained and qualified Cabin Manager.

The PIC notifies the JOCC, airport staff (for Domestic AU and NZ ops) and Duty Pilot before boarding commences.

An OSCAR is submitted by the PIC

Weight and balance considerations are applied as per OM5A/D Aircraft Loading Manual.

A320 – 3 cabin crew, maximum 150 passengers onboard.
A321 – 4 cabin crew, maximum 200 passengers onboard.

Question 6

Crew minimum experience restriction

Answer 6

3 months after clearance to line (A320 Intake FOs greater than 1500 hours)

Question 7

Recency requirements

Answer 7

Fight as a pilot crew member or sim session within the preceding 45 days.
At least three takeoffs and three landings within the previous 90 days (CASR)

Question 8

Flight deck door

Answer 8

Must remain locked from the time the aircraft’s last external cabin door is closed for departure until the first external cabin door is opened on arrival.

Question 9

Flight deck visits by passengers

Answer 9

For security reasons, passengers are not permitted to visit the flight deck, during the pre-departure phase and in-flight.