Any passenger must receive, before flight, adequate training concerning:(a)Any rear-seat responsibilities per the applicable flight manual;(b)“Off-limits” equipment and switches in the rear-seat; and(c)Any other safety-related task not covered under the ejection seat training program. The maximum authorized speed for aircraft operations is 10 percent below the published M . MO
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