Part 91 pilots can now utilize custom-developed checklists during FAA practical examinations, according to recent guidance released by the Federal Aviation Administration. The agency clarified that pilots are permitted to employ checklists created independently, provided they align with established procedures and regulations. These personalized checklists must be consistent with the aircraft's operating limitations and applicable flight rules. During a check ride, examiners will evaluate the pilot’s use of these customized tools as part of their overall assessment. This change represents an evolution in the practical test process, offering greater flexibility for experienced Part 91 operators.
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