What type of missions are permitted when T-6 Flying status is classified as "restricted with remarks"?

When T-6 Flying status is classified as "restricted with remarks," it signifies specific limitations on flight operations. This classification typically indicates that the pilot may only conduct dual missions. Dual missions involve flying with an instructor or another qualified pilot, allowing for supervision and safety oversight, which is particularly important when flying status is restricted.

In this scenario, permitting only dual missions helps ensure that pilots can safely practice or demonstrate flying skills while under observation, mitigating risks associated with solo flying during periods when their flying status might not fully support independent operations. Therefore, the classification provides a safety net, ensuring the pilot continues to receive guidance and support while engaging in flight training or operations.