The first compliance deadline to sign your operation up (2 or more aircraft) is September 8th — less than a week from today. This includes Part 91 operators that operate two or more aircraft.
They define corporate operators that need to sign up as:
From NBAA:
"Please note that under the PRD rule the following conditions must be satisfied to meet the definition of a `corporate flight department':
(i) the operator operates two or more aircraft;
(ii) the aircraft are standard airworthiness airplanes that require a type
rating under 14 CFR part 61, § 61.31(a) and/or turbine-powered rotorcraft;
(iii) the aircraft is operated in furtherance of or incidental to a business; and
(iv) the operation is solely pursuant to the general operating and flight rules in 14 CFR part 91, or pursuant to a Letter of Deviation Authority (LODA) issued under 14 CFR part 125, § 125.3."
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New Pilot Records Database Resource Guide Now Available
With the first compliance date for the FAA’s new Pilot Records Database (PRD) regulations quickly approaching on September 8th, NBAA has created the Pilot Records Database Resource Guide to help Association members understand and comply with the new PRD regulations.
Access the NBAA members-only Pilot Records Database Resource Guide.
In May, the FAA published the final rule establishing Part 111, Pilot Records Database including new mandates for certain aircraft operators with the intent to improve safety by improving the pilot hiring process. Operators required to submit and review information in the PRD include:
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Part 119 certificate holders
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Operators who perform operations under the fractional ownership rules
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Air tour operators holding a letter of authorization
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Entities required to report information to the PRD include operators listed above, plus:
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Entities conducting public aircraft operations
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Corporate flight departments (as defined in the PRD rule) and specific entities operating under Part 125
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A trustee appointed by a bankruptcy court for an operator or entity subject to the reporting requirements
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