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Aircraft
certification service
John
Hickey
Director
2nd from left
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Responsibilities
The
Aircraft Certification Service of the FAA is the office responsible for
- Administering
safety standards governing the design, production, and airworthiness of
civil aeronautical products
- Overseeing
design, production, and airworthiness certification programs to ensure
compliance with prescribed safety standards;
- Providing
a safety performance management system to ensure continued operational
safety of aircraft
- Working
with aviation authorities, manufacturers, and other stakeholders to help
them successfully improve the safety of the international air
transportation system
Aircraft
Certification is organized into the Office of the Director and four
divisions located at our Washington, DC Headquarters, and four geographic
directorates.
The
Aircraft Certification Service headquarters offices and the directorates
share responsibility for the design and production approval, airworthiness
certification, and continued airworthiness programs of all U.S. civil
aviation products.
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