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    The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) oversees aircraft certification to ensure commercial and general aviation aircraft meet high safety standards throughout their lifespan. The FAA certification process covers initial design, production, and retirement of aircraft. The page provides guidance on certification procedures for aircraft design, maintenance, and repair stations, as well as safety information and regulations.

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    The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) oversees aircraft certification to ensure commercial and general aviation aircraft meet high safety standards throughout their lifespan. The FAA certification process covers initial design, production, and retirement of aircraft. The page provides guidance on certification procedures for aircraft design, maintenance, and repair stations, as well as safety information and regulations.

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    Federal Aviation

    Administration

    Aircraft

    Certification of aircraft by the FAA ensures that commercial and general aviation
    aircraft meet the highest safety standards, from initial design to retirement. This page
    outlines the aircraft certification processes, lists important aircraft safety information,
    and provides guidance on general aviation aircraft.

    Registration & Repair Stations


    Certification
    Application for Repair Station
    Aircraft Registration Certificate and/or Rating
    Become a Certified 14 CFR Part
    Look up an N-number
    145 Repair Station
    Airworthiness Certification
    Find a Repair Station
    Aviation Safety Draft
    Documents Open for Comment
    FAA Order 8900.1, Vol. 4, Forms
    Aircraft Equipment &
    Authorization Form 8130-3, Authorized Release
    Design Approvals Certificate, Airworthiness Approval
    Supplemental Type Tag
    Certificates (STC (Supplemental Order 8130.21, Procedures for
    Type Certificates)) Completion and Use of FAA
    Flight Standards District Offices Form 8130-3
    (FSDO (Flight Standards District Form 8130-6, Application for US
    Offices)) Airworthiness Certificate
    Form 8130-9, Statement of
    Conformity
    Advisories & Guidance Form 337, Major Repair and
    Alteration
    Aircraft Safety
    Aircraft Safety Alerts
    Airworthiness Directives (ADs) Technical Information
    Aviation Maintenance Alerts
    Service Difficulty Reports (SDR Master Minimum Equipment List
    (Service Difficulty Reports)) (MMEL (Master Minimum Equipment
    Special Airworthiness List))

    Information Bulletins (SAIB Parts Manufacturer Approval (PMA


    (Special Airworthiness Information (Parts Manufacturer Approval))

    Bulletins)) Technical Standard Orders (TSO


    (Technical Standard Orders))
    Aviation Safety Action Program
    (ASAP (Aviation Safety Action Type Certificate Data Sheets

    Program))
    (TCDS (Type Certificate Data Sheets))
    Regulations & Policies Suspected Unapproved Parts (SUP
    (Suspected Unapproved Parts))

    Advisory Circulars (AC (Advisory Repair Stations


    Circulars)s)
    Inspection & Oversight
    Recreational Aircraft
    Air Transportation Oversight
    System (ATOS (Air
    Light Sport Aircraft
    Transportation Oversight System))
    Ultralights & Amateur Built Aircraft
    2008 Amateur-built Aviation
    Rulemaking Committee Final
    Report (PDF, large document)

    Page last modified: March 26, 2020 9:51:29 AM EDT

    This page was originally published at: https://www.faa.gov/aircraft/

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