Which combination of offices is responsible for maintaining the FEFs for active and inactive flyers?

• A. Stan/Eval Office and HARM
• B. HARM and Stan/Eval Office
• C. Safety Office and Medical
• D. Personnel Office and Training Office

Answer: (A)

Flight Evaluation Files (FEFs) are the official records that track a flyer’s evaluation history, currency, and readiness for flying. The Stan/Eval office oversees flight evaluations, checkrides, and qualification statuses, so they are the natural owner of maintaining these records. Hazard Awareness and Risk Management (HARM) handles health, safety, and readiness risk factors that can affect a flyer’s eligibility to fly, which is why they’re also involved in keeping FEFs accurate for both active and inactive flyers. Together, they cover both the evaluation history and the eligibility/health aspects that the FEF represents.

Other offices focus on different areas (safety oversight, medical concerns, personnel records, or training administration) and don’t jointly manage the formal flight evaluation history and readiness status in the way Stan/Eval and HARM do.