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Regulatory Report
Aviation Maintenance
July 1, 2005
OIG Reports on FAA Oversight A new report on the FAA's oversight of airline maintenance was released by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General on June 3. The full report is available at www.AviationMx.com, then click on...
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Report From Washington
Aviation Maintenance
June 1, 2004
The New Part 145: With the new Part 145 in effect, the FAA has made a revision to five chapters of its Handbook Bulletin for Airworthiness that instructs inspectors in the field how they are now to interpret Part 145 in their dealings with...
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Analysis: FAA Fast Tracks New Safety Action Plan, Inspections Could Jeopardize Regionals
Aviation Today
June 25, 2009
Major carrier safety audits of regional partners and a new flight and duty time rule by September 1 are part of the marching orders sent out yesterday by the Federal Aviation Administration in response to recent National Transportation Safety Board...
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Do You Want to Be an ODA?
Aviation Maintenance
May 1, 2009
After spending at least a decade studying its organizational delegation system, FAA, on Nov. 14, 2005, established a new Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) program. The system promises industry more autonomy and efficiency. Although the...
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Significant Regulatory Activity
Air Safety Week
December 5, 2005
Please note the Nov. 23 proposed mandate for fuel tank inerting. Electrical system safety: Extension of comment period -- Relates to advisory circulars (ACs) published concurrent with Electrical Wiring Interconnection System (EWIS) ruling Nov. 8 FR...
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FAA Issues New Safety Goals - NTSB Says Existing Risks Not Being Reduced
Air Safety Week
November 15, 2004
'To make an intractable problem go away - redefine it.' - Anonymous The plan to provide a stable vision of progress toward a higher level of safety is itself unstable, with some measures of safety performance dropped and others likely to be...
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Analysis: Hearing Details FAA s Rush to Certify First VLJ
Very Light Jets
September 22, 2008
Owing to the complexity of events surrounding Eclipse Aviation and the Eclipse 500, Aviation Today s VLJ Report will devote most of this week s issue to last week s unfolding story beginning with this analysis of the House hearings. More criticism...
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Analysis: FAA's Rush to Certify First VLJ
Air Safety Week
September 22, 2008
By Kathryn B. Creedy, Editor, Aviation Today's VLJ Report More criticism was heaped on the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) last week as the House Transportation and Infrastructure Aviation subcommittee held a hearing on certification of the...
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Coverage Ignores Safety Advances since Flight 3407
Aviation Today
September 24, 2009
If one relied solely on the mainstream media for coverage of yesterday s hearing before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, one would come away thinking absolutely nothing has been done since that fatal February 12 night when...
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Significant Regulatory Activity
Air Safety Week
October 24, 2005
Electrical system safety:Notice of issuance of advisory circular (AC) -- AC No. 33.4-3, "Instructions for Continued Airworthiness; Aircraft Engine High Intensity Radiated Fields (HIRF) and Lightning Protection Features" Oct. 3 FR Doc 05-19598 AC...
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Pilot Work Rules to Change
Air Safety Week
September 28, 2009
Pilot fatigue initiatives resulting from the Feb. 12 fatal crash of Colgan Air Flight 3407 in Buffalo, NY were revealed at a House aviation subcommittee hearing on Sept. 23. Among other things, Federal Aviation Administrator Randy Babbitt noted...
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Significant Regulatory Activity
Air Safety Week
September 26, 2005
Note the broad mix of actions dealing with structural, engine, fuel, electrical and safety of exit doors. Note also the non-airplane related but nonetheless important actions concerning the sevice difficulty report (SDR) system, false statements...
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Significant Regulatory Activity
Air Safety Week
August 1, 2005
Action & Date Posted on Federal Register July 12 Policy statement FR Doc 05-13670 Docket No. FAA-2004-17681 Shared responsibility for addressing airworthiness Summary of Situation Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issues a policy statement for...
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Red-Tape Woes: NVG Patch Work
Rotor & Wing
October 1, 2008
Important tools for flight safety, NVGs broader application is impeded by varying and confusing FAA rules on their installation and use. Although night-vision goggles (NVGs) are becoming commonplace in emergency medical services and law...
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Commentary: FAA Does Not Trust Itself
Very Light Jets
August 18, 2008
The aviation industry has long known that FAA inspectors and their superiors in various district, field and regional offices disagree about the exact interpretation of the Federal Aviation Regulations. But now, the National Air Transportation...
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Q&A: Russ Chew
Avionics
September 1, 2004
A little more than a year ago, in June 2003, Russell Chew became a pioneer in the annals of U.S. aviation history by becoming the first chief operating officer (COO) of the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA's) newly formed Air Traffic...
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Commentary: FAA Does Not Trust Itself
Regional Aviation News
August 25, 2008
As the Federal Aviation Administration faces more Congressional questioning of its oversight programs, one of the alphabet soup groups has actually quantified the FAA s lack of standardization actually costs just one part of the industry. The...
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FAA Settles with Southwest on Mx Lapses
Aviation Today
March 3, 2009
Southwest Airlines , recently named Number 7 on Fortune s Top 50 Most Admired Companies in the World, has agreed to pay a $7.5 million fine for knowingly operating Boeing 737 aircraft that lacked critical safety checks $2.5 million less than...
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Significant Regulatory Activity
Air Safety Week
August 29, 2005
The general scope of activity in these actions is impressive, running the gamut from flight controls to fuel system and landing gear safety. Particular attention is called to the Aug. 18 policy initiatives regarding the safety of seats in a crash...
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FAA Settles with Southwest on Maintenance Lapses
Air Safety Week
March 9, 2009
Southwest Airlines has agreed to pay a $7.5 million fine for knowingly operating Boeing 737 aircraft that lacked critical safety checks -- $2.5 million less than federal government air safety regulators initially sought. The agreement reached after...
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