On Monday (November 15, 2010) the FAA will publish into the Federal Register the final rules implementing its Aging Airplane Program aimed to help prevent Widespread Fatigue Damage. The rules will amend 14 CFR Parts 25, 26, 121, and 129.
Read the Final Rule. (Opens in new window.)
Read the Wall Street Journal Article. (Opens in new window; Subscription may be required.)
The FAA, in an effort to “improve the accuracy of the Civil Aviation Registry database,” amended the regulations concerning aircraft regulation (specifically Parts 13, 47, and 91).
These rules became effective on October 1, 2010. The rule adopts the expiration and re-registration of all registered aircraft over a three year period with a subsequent renewal at 3 year intervals.
To read the amended regulations and a summary thereof, please click here.
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