Which statement(s) is/are true concerning a Release Void Time?

Which statement(s) is/are true concerning a Release Void Time?

• A. The release is no longer valid once the time is reached
• B. The release is automatically calculated, and factors MOT
• C. It is manually calculated, does not factor MOT, and must be verified by the crew
• D. Both the first and third statements are correct

Answer: (D)

Release Void Time is the cutoff that makes a released flight data invalid if not renewed by that moment. The correct approach here is that the void time is determined manually, does not factor MOT, and must be verified by the crew. This means the crew checks and confirms the void time rather than relying on an automatic calculation that includes MOT. If the void time is reached, the original release is no longer valid, so a new release or revalidation is required. The option that says the release is automatically calculated and factors MOT is not part of this procedure, which is why that statement isn’t correct.

Release Void Time is the cutoff that makes a released flight data invalid if not renewed by that moment. The correct approach here is that the void time is determined manually, does not factor MOT, and must be verified by the crew. This means the crew checks and confirms the void time rather than relying on an automatic calculation that includes MOT. If the void time is reached, the original release is no longer valid, so a new release or revalidation is required. The option that says the release is automatically calculated and factors MOT is not part of this procedure, which is why that statement isn’t correct.