On a nonroutine flight can revenue passengers be carried?

On a nonroutine flight can revenue passengers be carried?

• A. Yes
• B. Only with special approval
• C. No
• D. Only on domestic flights

Answer: (C)

Nonroutine flights are not operated as part of the airline’s regular revenue service. They are typically used for repositioning, maintenance, or other non-standard operations, where the normal passenger-service setup, paperwork, and safety and regulatory controls for carrying paying passengers are not in place. Because of these gaps, revenue passengers aren’t carried on nonroutine flights. The other options would imply some allowance for passenger carriage under certain conditions or routes, but the standard policy for nonroutine flights is that revenue passengers are not carried.

Nonroutine flights are not operated as part of the airline’s regular revenue service. They are typically used for repositioning, maintenance, or other non-standard operations, where the normal passenger-service setup, paperwork, and safety and regulatory controls for carrying paying passengers are not in place. Because of these gaps, revenue passengers aren’t carried on nonroutine flights. The other options would imply some allowance for passenger carriage under certain conditions or routes, but the standard policy for nonroutine flights is that revenue passengers are not carried.