Google it! Or go to ffa.gov and search there. It's the airport operator's FAA certification. Just like for airlines it's usually Part 121, 125, 135 etc. Rules and regulations.
Zero write ups were given out like lolly pops years ago, this vid was published 8 yrs ago. I went 18 yrs before getting nipped at the airport I worked at. If an inspector does his job, he can zing you all day long... There is not a 139 airport out there discrepancy free...
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whoa! cool. young airport management enthusiasts like myself need it . plssss post more
Got an airfield operations coordinator interview next week. I’ve got this.
How did it go?
@@nawaf921 I got the job but left it after 6 months for a much higher paying government contractor airfield ops job
@@keatonbentley8553 Damn congrats man! I got an airfield interview coming up tomorrow . wish me luck. anything to look out for btw?
so how do you find part 139 in the FAA FAR's
Google it! Or go to ffa.gov and search there. It's the airport operator's FAA certification. Just like for airlines it's usually Part 121, 125, 135 etc. Rules and regulations.
Where can I find the test?
Did you make it 15 years without a discrepancy?
Zero write ups were given out like lolly pops years ago, this vid was published 8 yrs ago. I went 18 yrs before getting nipped at the airport I worked at. If an inspector does his job, he can zing you all day long... There is not a 139 airport out there discrepancy free...
Mike F I kind of chuckled at that as well...thinking to myself “...zero write-ups....sure.”