What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 95-20 CONTRACTOR`S FLIGHT AND GROUND OPERATIONS?
The purpose of AR 95-20 is to provide guidance and outline the requirements for all Army contractors involved in flight and ground operations.

What documents complement Army regulation AR 95-20?
AR 95-20 is complemented by DCMA INST 8210-1D, AFI 10-220, NAVAIRINST 3710.1H, and COMDTINST M13020.3B. These documents provide further instructions and procedures specific to different military branches.

Who is responsible for the performance of contractors involved in flight and ground operations?
The contractor is ultimately responsible for the performance of their operations, including adherence to safety standards and regulations outlined in AR 95-20.

Are contractors required to obtain certification or qualifications?
Yes, contractors engaged in flight and ground operations must obtain the necessary certifications and qualifications specified by their contract and in accordance with applicable regulations.

What are the requirements for a contractor's Safety Management System (SMS)?
Contractors must establish a comprehensive SMS that covers all aspects of their flight and ground operations. This system should address hazard identification, risk management, safety training, incident reporting, and safety promotion.

Are contractor-operated aircraft subject to inspection and maintenance requirements?
Yes, contractor-operated aircraft must comply with all applicable inspection and maintenance requirements as specified in AR 95-20, the contract, and any other relevant regulations or technical manuals.

Can a contractor use their own personnel for the performance of maintenance on Army aircraft?
Contractors may perform maintenance tasks on Army aircraft, provided they have the necessary certifications, qualifications, and approved maintenance manuals as required by AR 95-20 and any specific contract provisions.

What is the procedure for reporting accidents and incidents involving contractor-operated aircraft?
Contractors must immediately report any accidents, incidents, or near-miss events to the appropriate Army authority. The reporting process should follow the guidelines outlined in AR 95-20 and any additional specific reporting procedures.

What measures are in place to ensure compliance with AR 95-20 for contractor flight and ground operations?
The Army may conduct periodic inspections, audits, and assessments to ensure contractors' compliance with AR 95-20. These measures help identify non-compliance issues and provide an opportunity for corrective actions.