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• Any IT (communications media) anomalies.
• Any new flight operations policies, manual revisions, or bulletins, etc., that have taken effect since the on-coming CS’ last shift.
7.6 Drug Testing Requirements. CS are not, in general, subject to drug testing under 14 CFR part 120, § 120.105 unless they are also acting as an OCS. Certificate holders should be aware that, if any OCS duty or authority is delegated to a CS who has been fully trained as an OCS, they will be subject to drug testing, as required by § 120.105, regardless of their employment relationship with the certificate holder.
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