TFMR uses which statuses?

• A. It uses only FMR
• B. It uses FMR and PMR
• C. It uses FMR, PMR, and NMR
• D. It uses PMR and NMR only

Answer: (C)

Readiness is tracked along a spectrum with three statuses to reflect current capability for flight duties. Fully Mission Ready means there are no impairments or restrictions; the individual can perform all assigned flight tasks. Partially Mission Ready indicates some temporary or conditional limitations that require restrictions, waivers, or modified duties, so they can fly but not every mission or aircraft type. Non-Mission Ready means the person is not cleared for flight at this time and needs treatment, investigation, or rehabilitation before returning to duty.

Using all three statuses lets TFMR capture the true operating capability at any moment and supports scheduling, risk management, and medical follow-up. If you only used fully ready or not ready, you’d miss the nuanced cases where someone can fly under restrictions, and if you omitted the partial category you’d misrepresent those in-between conditions.