Past 365 days flight time limit is which value?

• A. 900 hours
• B. 1000 hours
• C. 1100 hours
• D. 1200 hours

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is the rolling 12-month limit on flight time. In many airline policies and training standards, there is a cap on how many hours can be flown in the past 365 days to balance experience with safety and fatigue management. The value used here is 1,000 hours.

This means the total flight time accumulated over the previous year cannot exceed 1,000 hours. It’s a moving window: as each day passes, hours older than 365 days drop off the count, and you can accumulate more hours up to the limit again. This 1,000-hour cap is the standard figure used in this context, which is why it’s the best choice. The other options fall short or exceed the typical policy limit.