Single 135 Operators..Any Advice?

[iflyabeech]

And today is the first I have heard of CSOP, over 7 months into the certification nightmare!

 

[AerroMatt]

And today is the first I have heard of CSOP, over 7 months into the certification nightmare!

Uh, could you please enlighten us uneducated masses as to what CSOP is? I'm afraid I've never heard of it either.

 

[Cowboypilot]

In a nut shell its a way for the FAA to check out the DO CP DM of a proposed 135 operation befreo they issue the Air Carrier Certificate. I was taught today to by pass this is o apply for a Single oilot 135 the when issued then request an upgrade. That all I know. Heres the link:
http://www.faa.gov/library/manuals/examiners_inspectors/8000/media/N8000-311.doc

 

[Cowboypilot]

Link

If this link is inop then go to FAA.gov then search for CSOP

 

[iflyabeech]

Uh, could you please enlighten us uneducated masses as to what CSOP is? I'm afraid I've never heard of it either.

Uh, dude, I said do a search on FAA.gov for CSOP. gduh!

 

[AerroMatt]

Too lazy

Uh, dude, I said do a search on FAA.gov for CSOP. gduh!

I'd rather have you guys do my research for me and then send the link! Hehe

 

[Cowboypilot]

Your so lazy.....

You have to have junior opertate your push to talk switch!

 

[livin'thesim]

My understanding is that you count the non-pilot seats to arrive at the less than 9 number. Ten total seats should be fine. The pilot needs one, leaving nine.