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Faa Regulation

Everything from the plane parts to emergency procedure all falls within the scope of FAA regulation. Ultimately, they are responsible for passenger and public safety when it comes to any aircraft, civil or military. FAA regulation also involves making sure that all aircraft is correctly certified and documented. Again, this is everything from military planes to private planes. The scope of responsibility is very wide ranged when it comes to the FAA. Virtually everything about aviation is within their jurisdiction. FAA regulation determines how many passengers a plane can carry as well as how many miles a pilot can fly. When there is an air disaster or a crash landing, the FAA gets called. If it involves aviation, there is probably an FAA regulation concerning it. A check of their website gives a good overview of the scope of their operations. FAA regulations do not change often, but when they do, they are usually big changes.

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  • Pilots are responsible for knowing FAA regulation

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