What is the FAA minimum crew on the 767?

What is the FAA minimum crew on the 767?

• A. 3
• B. 4
• C. 5
• D. 6

Answer: (C)

Minimum crew being tested here means the smallest number of people required on board to operate a 767 under FAA rules. That setup includes two pilots in the flight deck and a cabin crew assigned to the passenger cabin. For a typical 767 configuration, the FAA requires three flight attendants in the cabin, which together with the two pilots gives a total of five people. The exact number can vary with seating capacity, but five is the standard minimum for many common 767 layouts. So the correct total is five. More crew can be used for longer flights or airline policies, but the minimum is five.

Minimum crew being tested here means the smallest number of people required on board to operate a 767 under FAA rules. That setup includes two pilots in the flight deck and a cabin crew assigned to the passenger cabin. For a typical 767 configuration, the FAA requires three flight attendants in the cabin, which together with the two pilots gives a total of five people. The exact number can vary with seating capacity, but five is the standard minimum for many common 767 layouts. So the correct total is five. More crew can be used for longer flights or airline policies, but the minimum is five.