Which FAC code pair represents primary job to fly ASSOCIATED with training/instructors?

Which FAC code pair represents primary job to fly ASSOCIATED with training/instructors?

• A. FAC 2 and B - primary job is to fly ASSOCIATED with training/instructors
• B. FAC 7 and G - Inactive, does not fly
• C. FAC 1 and A - primary job is to fly NOT associated with training
• D. FAC 3 and C - primary job is NOT associated with training but are in a supervisory role

Answer: (A)

The key idea is matching the flight activity with the associated duty to identify who is primarily involved in training or instructing. The pair that shows the main mission is flying in a training or instructor context is the one that combines the FAC code for active flight with the designation that ties the role to training/instruction. That combination explicitly communicates that the pilot’s primary job centers on training activities and instruction. In this pairing, FAC 2 paired with the associated code for training/instruction signals that the primary duty is flying in direct support of training and instructing. The other options describe different realities: one indicates inactivity and no flight, another describes flying not related to training, and the last indicates a supervisory role without training duties.

The key idea is matching the flight activity with the associated duty to identify who is primarily involved in training or instructing. The pair that shows the main mission is flying in a training or instructor context is the one that combines the FAC code for active flight with the designation that ties the role to training/instruction. That combination explicitly communicates that the pilot’s primary job centers on training activities and instruction.

In this pairing, FAC 2 paired with the associated code for training/instruction signals that the primary duty is flying in direct support of training and instructing. The other options describe different realities: one indicates inactivity and no flight, another describes flying not related to training, and the last indicates a supervisory role without training duties.