What is the maximum flying time that may be logged per 30 consecutive days?

The maximum flying time that may be logged per 30 consecutive days is 125 hours. This limitation is set to ensure that pilots do not exceed safe operational limits and can maintain their physical and mental well-being while flying. Logging too many hours within a short timeframe can lead to fatigue, which can impair a pilot's performance and decision-making ability.

Regulatory guidelines have established this flight hour limit to promote safety and ensure that pilots have enough rest to operate aircraft safely. Exceeding the limit of 125 hours in 30 days would contravene these safety measures, emphasizing the importance of managing flying schedules responsibly.