Which JMES code is used for aircrew requiring CFS/SCL?

• A. A1
• B. A3
• C. A2
• D. A4

Answer: (C)

JMES codes categorize aircrew medical fitness and indicate what level of clearance or restrictions apply to flying duties. When aircrew require CFS/SCL, the code chosen communicates that they are not cleared for unrestricted flight and must undergo the special medical review and clearance process associated with those pathways. This makes it the correct choice because it explicitly flags the need for additional medical assessment and potential restrictions before flight duties can resume. Other codes describe fully fit status, tighter restrictions, or disqualification, which do not match a scenario that specifically requires CFS/SCL clearance. In short, the code used signals that special medical clearance is required, aligning with the CFS/SCL requirement.