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Single-pilot resource management (SRM) is best described as what?

Choices

  • ✓ Managing all onboard and outside resources available to a solo pilotcorrect

    SRM bundles ADM, risk, workload, automation, and awareness for one pilot.

  • A requirement to always fly with a second pilot

    SRM is specifically for single-pilot operations.

  • A fuel-management calculation

    SRM is broader than fuel management.

  • A maintenance logbook procedure

    SRM concerns in-flight resource management, not maintenance records.

Why

SRM is the art of managing all the resources — onboard and outside — available to a single pilot, including ADM, risk and workload management, automation, and situational awareness.

FAA source: Risk Management Handbook / single-pilot resource managementbrowse the reference library →

This is taught in Flying Solo Well: SRM, Workload and Situational Awareness — study the lessons free, then practice with grading and mastery tracking.

Original study question written for this course — representative of FAA knowledge-test topics, not an actual current FAA exam question.

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