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FAA and JAA Passenger Oxygen Requirements
The passenger oxygen system must supply sufficient oxygen to passengers in accordance with the following conditions:
For Turbine Powered Airplanes:
FAR Paragraph 121.329(c)(1)
(See 121.333(e))
JAR-OPS Paragraph 1.770(b)(2)(i)
Rule Between 10,000 and 14,000 feet, oxygen is required for 10-percent of the passengers for the part of the flight that is greater than 30-minutes duration Between 14,000 and 15,000 feet, oxygen is required for 30-percent of the passengers for the entire part of the flight at those altitudes Above 15,000, oxygen is required for 100-percent of the passengers for the entire part of the flight at those altitudes
121.329(c)(2)
1.770(b)(2)(i)
121.329(c)(3)
1.770(b)(2)(i)
For Turbine Powered Airplanes with Pressurized Cabins:
FAR Paragraph 121.333(e) JAR-OPS Paragraph Rule Between 10,000 and 14,000 feet, oxygen is required for 10-percent of the passengers for the entire flight at those altitudes Supersedes FAR 121.329(c)(1)
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The passenger oxygen system must supply sufficient oxygen to passengers in accordance with the following conditions:
For Turbine Powered Airplanes:
FAR Paragraph 121.329(c)(1)
(See 121.333(e))
JAR-OPS Paragraph 1.770(b)(2)(i)
Rule Between 10,000 and 14,000 feet, oxygen is required for 10-percent of the passengers for the part of the flight that is greater than 30-minutes duration Between 14,000 and 15,000 feet, oxygen is required for 30-percent of the passengers for the entire part of the flight at those altitudes Above 15,000, oxygen is required for 100-percent of the passengers for the entire part of the flight at those altitudes
121.329(c)(2)
1.770(b)(2)(i)
121.329(c)(3)
1.770(b)(2)(i)
For Turbine Powered Airplanes with Pressurized Cabins:
FAR Paragraph 121.333(e) JAR-OPS Paragraph Rule Between 10,000 and 14,000 feet, oxygen is required for 10-percent of the passengers for the entire flight at those altitudes Supersedes FAR 121.329(c)(1)
For Training Purposes Only © Copyright 2009 Boeing
飞行翻译公司 www.aviation.cn 本文链接地址：FLIGHT OPERATIONS ENGINEERING Operations in Mountainous Terrain Part 1 Intro & Terrain Data_部分3.pdf
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