Chief Pilot - In order to be designated as a chief pilot by an applicator the designee shall:
1. Be the holder of a current pilot's license issued by the department;2. Have at least 500 hours of commercial aerial application flying time as pilot-in-command, and two years experience either as a chief pilot or under the direct supervision of a chief pilot in accordance with FAR 137 and in accordance with governing state laws in the state or states where the experience was gained, and be able to show proof thereof. Proof of experience may consist of a notarized affidavit from one of the following persons who has personal knowledge of the designee's experience: another applicator, a state or federal regulatory official, or an officer of a State or National Agricultural Aviation Association, or any other person as may be acceptable to the Department;3. Hold a current commercial or airline transport pilot certificate from FAA;4. Hold/possess a Current Second (2d) Class medical; and5. Submit proof from FAA that the person has met the knowledge and skill tests requirement and is competent to serve as chief pilot in accordance with FAR 137.2 Miss. Code. R. 1-3-10-01-104
Miss. Code Ann. § 69-21-109 (Rev. 2009).