Max flight hour limitations specify which of the following pairings?

• A. 100 hours in 672 consecutive hours; 1000 hours in 365 consecutive days
• B. 120 hours in 672 consecutive hours; 1200 hours in 365 consecutive days
• C. 90 hours in 600 consecutive hours; 900 hours in 360 consecutive days
• D. 110 hours in 672 consecutive hours; 850 hours in 365 consecutive days

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that there are two rolling limits on flight time to manage fatigue: a 28-day window and a 12-month window. In any 28-day period you may not exceed 100 flight hours, and in any 12-month period you may not exceed 1000 flight hours. The numbers align with these windows because 672 hours equals 28 days and 365 consecutive days equals 12 months. The pairing that states 100 hours in 672 consecutive hours and 1000 hours in 365 consecutive days matches these two regulatory caps exactly, making it the correct choice.