Which of the following is a valid Ops Spec title?

• A. Aviation Weather Information
• B. Summary of Special Authorizations and Limitations
• C. Operational Control
• D. Passenger and Baggage Weight Program

Answer: (B)

Ops Specs titles are the official headings that identify the specific authorization types granted to a Part 135 operator and the limitations that go with them. Among the standard titles, a phrase like “Summary of Special Authorizations and Limitations” is used to capture any unique approvals the operator has received and the exact restrictions that apply. This combination of special permissions plus their constraints is what makes that title a valid and recognizable Ops Spec heading.

The other options describe topics that matter in operations but aren’t stand-alone Ops Spec titles. Aviation Weather Information is a subject area you’d address in procedures or required information, not an official Ops Spec heading. Operational Control is a regulatory concept about who has control of the flight operations, not a specific Ops Spec title. Passenger and Baggage Weight Program refers to weight and balance requirements, but the standard Ops Spec headings use different phrasing for weight/balance topics, so this exact wording isn’t used as an Ops Spec title.