The Federal Aviation Administration: Certification, Operations and Modernization
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The Federal Aviation Administration: Certification, Operations and Modernization

$170.00

Thomas B. Martin (Editor)

Series: Transportation Issues, Policies and R&D
BISAC: TRA002000

The primary mission of the FAA is to ensure civil aviation safety. The FAA has the responsibility to certify, monitor, and regulate the safety and operations of the civil aviation sector, including airlines, general aviation, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), airports, commercial space transportation, repair stations, and aircraft manufacturers, as well as establish licensing and training requirements for pilots and other aviation related professionals.

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Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1. FAA Reauthorization: Harnessing the Evolution of Flight to Deliver for the American People
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

Chapter 2. Turbulence Ahead: Consequences of Delaying a Long-Term FAA Bill
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

Chapter 3. Aviation Certification: FAA Should Evaluate Effectiveness of the International Validation Process
United States Government Accountability Office

Chapter 4. Air Traffic Control Modernization: Program Management Improvements Could Help FAA Address NextGen Delays and Challenges
United States Government Accountability Office

Index

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