Alexandria, Va., Sept. 19, 2006– The Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA) is prepared to work closely with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the agency’s stated effort to mandate human…
Read MoreThe FAA is nearing completion of an inspector’s handbook bulletin (HBAW) emphasizing that human factors training is not a Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR) requirement for part 145 training programs,…
Read MoreThe FAA has released interim policy for repair and alteration of rotating turbine engine-life-limited parts (RTE-LLP), policy no. ANE-2006-33.3-4. Read the policy statement here (.pdf).
The interim policy allows repairs…
ARSA has asked the FAA’s Flight Standards Service to clarify inconsistencies in guidance on human factors training in repair station training programs. Read ARSA’s request here (.pdf).
Language in Airworthiness…
The FAA has issued a final rule “clarifying” its drug and alcohol testing policies. Despite strong industry opposition to the changes affected by the new rule, the FAA is now…
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