Which of the following describes who Form D may be dictated to?

Which of the following describes who Form D may be dictated to?

• A. An employee qualified on the Operating Rules
• B. Any employee
• C. A supervisor only
• D. A passenger

Answer: (A)

Form D is intended to be dictated only to someone who is qualified on the Operating Rules. This ensures the receiver can correctly understand and apply the instruction, since the dictation relies on proper rule knowledge. Dictating to someone who isn’t trained on the rules risks misinterpretation and noncompliance. While a supervisor could be qualified, the essential requirement is being qualified on the Operating Rules, not simply being a supervisor or any employee, and not to a non-employee like a passenger.

Form D is intended to be dictated only to someone who is qualified on the Operating Rules. This ensures the receiver can correctly understand and apply the instruction, since the dictation relies on proper rule knowledge. Dictating to someone who isn’t trained on the rules risks misinterpretation and noncompliance. While a supervisor could be qualified, the essential requirement is being qualified on the Operating Rules, not simply being a supervisor or any employee, and not to a non-employee like a passenger.