(j) Radio Navigation. Applicant will insert the radial into
the omnibearing selector and achieve station passage before
the “off” flag appears.
(k) Back Course Approach. Not an approved procedure.
(l) Diverting to an Alternate. Applicant will make an ap-
proach to a passenger when it becomes obvious that the
original destination has gone below minimums because of a
cold front.
(m) Maneuvering with an Inoperative Engine. Self explanato-
ry.
(n) Weather Recognition. Applicant will readly identify cold
fronts and warm fronts with the cockpit lights inoperative.
(o)Lost Communications Procedures. Applicant will show
proficiency in blocking the co-pilot’s voice channel using a
broad-band antenna with great frequency.
61.303 Proficiency Review.
(a) No person may conduct MHCO activities unless, within the
preceding 24 months, that person has –
(1) Accomplished a proficiency review given to him, in
an aircraft for which the person is rated, by an appro-
priately certificated flight instructor or other person
designated by the Administrator who possesses a valid
MHCO Inspection Authorization.
(2) Had his/her log book endorsed by the person con-
ducting the review certifying that the person has
satisfactorily accomplished all the required activities
of the review.
(3) However, a person who has, within the preceding 24
months, satisfactorily completed an MHCO proficiency
check conducted by the FAA or otherwise been satisfac-
torily screwed by the FAA need not accomplish the
flight review required by this section.
61.304 General Experience. No person may engage in MHCO activi-
ties as pilot-in-command of an aircraft carrying passengers,
nor of an aircraft certificated for more than one required
pilot flight crewmember unless within the preceding 90 days
that person has satisfactorily carried out MHCO activities
and has made suitable log book entries attesting the fact.
This requirement does not apply to persons holding an air-
line transport pilot certificate or to activities conducted
while operating under part 135 of this chapter.
61.305 Instrument Experience. No person may engage in MHCO activ-
ities unless, during the preceding 6 months, that person has
conducted MHCO operations in the immediate vicinity of cold
fronts and successfully logged at least 6 hours under actual
or simulated IFR conditions which involved at least six
approaches.
–