For Ferry flights the minimum required pilot assignment consists of?

• A. Captain and First Officer
• B. Two Captains
• C. AC and Co-pilot
• D. Pilot and Navigator

Answer: (C)

Two pilots are required for ferry flights, with one designated Aircraft Commander (the pilot in command) and a second pilot serving as Co-pilot. The Aircraft Commander is responsible for the overall flight operation and safety, while the Co-pilot assists with flight tasks, monitors systems, and can assume command if needed. This pairing provides leadership, workload sharing, and a safety net on longer or more demanding legs.

Two Captains would be unnecessary since only one person needs to be in command at any time. A Captain paired with a First Officer is effectively a two-pilot crew, but the minimum crew is defined as the Aircraft Commander and a Co-pilot. A Pilot and Navigator is outdated for modern operations, where navigation is handled by the flight crew with automation.