Which of the following is NOT a part of the pre-flight equipment check?

The assertion that inspecting fuel levels of the aircraft is not a part of the pre-flight equipment check is accurate. In the context of Aircrew Flight Equipment procedures, the pre-flight equipment check primarily focuses on ensuring the functionality and readiness of the equipment that the aircrew will directly use during the flight, such as flotation devices, personal protective gear, and communication devices.

Fuel inspection and management are typically the responsibility of the maintenance crew or flight operations personnel, falling under a different set of pre-flight checks that are concerned with the aircraft as a whole, rather than the specific equipment used by aircrew. This distinction highlights the focused nature of the pre-flight checks pertaining to personal equipment and ensures that aircrew members are prepared for their roles in their specific operational environment.