Which skill levels would be responsible for preparing and processing AOs and MPOs of aircrew members?

• A. Skill levels 3 (Apprentice) and Skill Level 5 (Journeyman)
• B. Skill levels 1 and 2
• C. Skill levels 4 and 6
• D. Skill levels 2 and 3

Answer: (A)

Handling AOs and MPOs involves aircrew administration and documentation, which requires hands-on data entry, attention to detail, and the ability to route forms for approval. The apprentice level is trained to perform these kinds of routine tasks under supervision, building familiarity with the paperwork and processes. The journeyman level has earned enough experience to perform this work with less supervision and to oversee that lower-level work is accurate and compliant. Together, these two levels cover both the execution and quality checks needed to prepare and process aircrew records effectively.

Lower levels are still in the learning phase and typically aren’t entrusted with official processing, while higher levels tend to focus more on supervision and broader responsibilities rather than the day-to-day admin tasks themselves.