Document ID:  STANAG-3527      Scroll down to access document images.

Overview
Title:  AIRCREW FLYING TIME AND REST PERIODS
Scope:  The aim of this agreement is to establish guidelines for the maximum allowable flying hours and compulsory rest periods for aircrew.
Status:  Active Promulgation Date:  08-JUL-1997  
FSC/Area:  ISDF Dist Stmt:  See below  
Doc Category:  NATO Standardization Agreements

Responsibilities
Lead Standardization Activity:  06  Air Force International Standardization Office
Preparing Activity:  06  Air Force International Standardization Office
Coordination:  Full  


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Media Document Part Description Dist Stmt Document Date Pages Size
Restricted Document - check the ASSIST at https://assist.daps.dla.mil for additional information. Revision 2 Amendment 1 A 08-JUL-1997 3 184.9 KB
Restricted Document - check the ASSIST at https://assist.daps.dla.mil for additional information. Revision 2 A 03-JUL-1996 8 391.6 KB
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