At what gate year(s) do we check if they met/not met requirements for rated air crew?

At what gate year(s) do we check if they met/not met requirements for rated air crew?

• A. 12, 18, 22, 25
• B. 10, 14, 18, 22
• C. 12, 16, 22, 25
• D. 12, 18, 20, 25

Answer: (A)

Gate year reviews are the points in a rated air crew member’s career when leadership checks whether they have met the qualifications to continue in rated duties. The official schedule uses four gate years: after 12, after 18, after 22, and after 25 years. At each gate, the member’s training, flight proficiency, medical status, and any program-specific requirements are reviewed to determine if they meet the standards to stay on track, or if remediation or other action is needed before moving on. Other sequences mix in nonstandard years that don’t align with the established gate schedule, so they don’t reflect the required review points.

Gate year reviews are the points in a rated air crew member’s career when leadership checks whether they have met the qualifications to continue in rated duties. The official schedule uses four gate years: after 12, after 18, after 22, and after 25 years. At each gate, the member’s training, flight proficiency, medical status, and any program-specific requirements are reviewed to determine if they meet the standards to stay on track, or if remediation or other action is needed before moving on. Other sequences mix in nonstandard years that don’t align with the established gate schedule, so they don’t reflect the required review points.