Which of the following is NOT an aircrew training responsibility?

• A. Monitor aircrew upgrade
• B. Maintain aircrew/parachutist training requirements
• C. Prepare flight authorizations (FAs)
• D. Create training programs based on mission requirements

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that aircrew training duties center on developing and maintaining the crew’s skills and readiness, not on approving specific flights. Monitoring aircrew upgrades ensures progress toward currency and mastery. Maintaining aircrew and parachutist training requirements keeps everyone compliant with the standards and timelines. Creating training programs based on mission requirements aligns the instruction with the tasks the crew will perform.

Preparing flight authorizations, however, is about authorizing a specific flight—verifying the crew, aircraft, and mission are ready and safe to proceed. That’s a flight operations/flight scheduling task, not a training responsibility.