What GOM revision is currently in effect?

• A. Revision 31
• B. Revision 32
• C. Revision 33
• D. Revision 34

Answer: (B)

In Part 135 operations, the General Operations Manual must reflect the most current procedures and policies, so the revision that’s “in effect” is the one the company and crew are required to follow. The active revision is the version that the FAA and the operator designate as the current standard; it supersedes all earlier revisions. In this situation, the revision that’s currently in effect is the one identified on the GOM’s front matter or revision history as Revision 32. That means all guidance, requirements, and procedures in that edition are the ones you must use, and references to older revisions no longer apply. To verify, check the GOM’s cover page or revision history for the “in effect” designation and, if needed, confirm against the FAA’s published revision list. This ensures training and operations align with the official current standards.