What is the total maximum flight time allowed in a calendar month?

The total maximum flight time allowed in a calendar month under Part 135 operations is indeed set at 1200 hours. This regulation is designed to ensure safety and manage the workload of flight crews, mitigating fatigue and enhancing the safety of operations.

The figure is established based on industry standards and regulatory guidelines that recognize the need for pilots to have adequate rest and reasonable limitations on their operational time. The 1200-hour limit typically accommodates the necessary flight operations while ensuring that flight crews are not overworked, thereby maximizing both safety and efficiency in commercial aviation.

This regulatory framework is crucial for maintaining a high level of safety in the aviation industry, ensuring that pilots and crews can perform their duties effectively without the adverse effects of fatigue.