Which statement best defines a Ferry Flight?

• A. A flight carrying only cargo.
• B. A flight set up to move aircraft from one station to another without passengers.
• C. A flight that operates during severe weather.
• D. A training flight with student crew.

Answer: (B)

Ferry flight is a repositioning move for an aircraft, done without revenue service. The purpose is to transport the airplane from one location to another so it can be based, serviced, or placed into a schedule, and it carries no passengers for payment. Because the flight isn’t about carrying people or cargo for customers, the cabin is typically empty and only the necessary crew is aboard, with minimal payload. The idea is simply moving the aircraft to where it’s needed. The other scenarios describe activities that aren’t about repositioning a specific aircraft: carrying cargo for hire, flying in severe weather, or conducting a training flight with student crew.