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§ 125.75 

(2) Notification and reporting haz-

ardous material incidents as required 
by title 49 CFR; and 

(3) Notification of the pilot in com-

mand when there are hazardous mate-
rials aboard, as required by title 49 
CFR; 

(p) Procedures for the evacuation of 

persons who may need the assistance of 
another person to move expeditiously 
to an exit if an emergency occurs; 

(q) The identity of each person who 

will administer tests required by this 
part, including the designation of the 
tests authorized to be given by the per-
son; and 

(r) Other procedures and policy in-

structions regarding the certificate 
holder’s operations that are issued by 
the certificate holder. 

[Docket No. 19779, 45 FR 67235, Oct. 9, 1980, as 
amended by Docket No. FAA–2022–0912; 
Amdt. No. 125–73, 88 FR 34443, May 30, 2023] 

§ 125.75 Airplane flight manual. 

(a) Each certificate holder shall keep 

a current approved Airplane Flight 
Manual or approved equivalent for each 
type airplane that it operates. 

(b) Each certificate holder shall 

carry the approved Airplane Flight 
Manual or the approved equivalent 
aboard each airplane it operates. A cer-
tificate holder may elect to carry a 
combination of the manuals required 
by this section and § 125.71. If it so 
elects, the certificate holder may re-
vise the operating procedures sections 
and modify the presentation of per-
formance from the applicable Airplane 
Flight Manual if the revised operating 
procedures and modified performance 
data presentation are approved by the 
Administrator. 

Subpart D—Airplane Requirements 

§ 125.91 Airplane requirements: Gen-

eral. 

(a) No certificate holder may operate 

an airplane governed by this part un-
less it— 

(1) Carries an appropriate current 

airworthiness certificate issued under 
this chapter; and 

(2) Is in an airworthy condition and 

meets the applicable airworthiness re-
quirements of this chapter, including 

those relating to identification and 
equipment. 

(b) No person may operate an air-

plane unless the current empty weight 
and center of gravity are calculated 
from the values established by actual 
weighing of the airplane within the 
preceding 36 calendar months. 

(c) Paragraph (b) of this section does 

not apply to airplanes issued an origi-
nal airworthiness certificate within the 
preceding 36 calendar months. 

§ 125.93 Airplane limitations. 

No certificate holder may operate a 

land airplane (other than a DC–3, C–46, 
CV–240, CV–340, CV–440, CV–580, CV–600, 
CV–640, or Martin 404) in an extended 
overwater operation unless it is certifi-
cated or approved as adequate for 
ditching under the ditching provisions 
of part 25 of this chapter. 

Subpart E—Special Airworthiness 

Requirements 

§ 125.111 General. 

(a) Except as provided in paragraph 

(b) of this section, no certificate holder 
may use an airplane powered by air-
plane engines rated at more than 600 
horsepower each for maximum contin-
uous operation unless that airplane 
meets the requirements of §§ 125.113 
through 125.181. 

(b) If the Administrator determines 

that, for a particular model of airplane 
used in cargo service, literal compli-
ance with any requirement under para-
graph (a) of this section would be ex-
tremely difficult and that compliance 
would not contribute materially to the 
objective sought, the Administrator 
may require compliance with only 
those requirements that are necessary 
to accomplish the basic objectives of 
this part. 

(c) This section does not apply to any 

airplane certificated under— 

(1) Part 4b of the Civil Air Regula-

tions in effect after October 31, 1946; 

(2) Part 25 of this chapter; or 
(3) Special Civil Air Regulation 422, 

422A, or 422B. 

§ 125.113 Cabin interiors. 

(a) Upon the first major overhaul of 

an airplane cabin or refurbishing of the 
cabin interior, all materials in each