Which term describes a flight crew member whose schedule entitles them to hold a company-built schedule?

• A. Line Holder
• B. Flight Attendant
• C. Check Pilot
• D. Ramp Agent

Answer: (A)

In airline crew scheduling, a line holder is a flight crew member who is assigned a specific sequence of trips—the line—that the airline builds for them. Because the schedule is company-built, that crew member is said to hold that line. The other terms describe roles rather than scheduling entitlements: a flight attendant is a crew member role, a check pilot is a trainer/evaluator, and a ramp agent handles ground operations. So line holder is the term that best fits someone whose schedule is built by the company and they hold that line.