Regulation Text
Section 91.11 of this part (Prohibitions on interference with crewmembers) applies to each person on board an aircraft.
[Docket FAA-1998-4954, 64 FR 1079, Jan. 7, 1999]
The short answer
(14 CFR § 91.702) makes § 91.11 of Part 91 — the prohibition on interference with crewmembers — apply to each person on board an aircraft. It carries that crewmember-interference protection over to the international operations covered by Subpart H.
Research Notes
Common Questions
What does § 91.702 actually require?
It applies the crewmember-interference prohibition of § 91.11 to every person on board the aircraft.
“Section 91.11 of this part (Prohibitions on interference with crewmembers) applies to each person on board an aircraft.” — 14 CFR § 91.702
Why does this rule appear in the international subpart?
Subpart H governs foreign aircraft operations and U.S.-registered aircraft operated abroad; § 91.702 ensures the § 91.11 prohibition on interfering with crewmembers reaches each person on board those operations, as set out in § 91.701.
“Section 91.11 of this part (Prohibitions on interference with crewmembers) applies to each person on board an aircraft.” — 14 CFR § 91.702
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