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FAA Plans To Modernize Its Outdated Civil Aviation Registry Systems, but Key Decisions and Challenges Remain
What We Looked At
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Date: 05.08.2019
PDF icon FAA Civil Aviation Registry Final Report^5-8-19.pdf
Review of FAA's Oversight of Airlines and Use of Regulatory Partnership Programs
On June 30, 2008, we issued our review of the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) oversight of airlines and use of regulatory partnership programs.
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Date: 06.30.2008
PDF icon SWA_Report_Issued.pdf
FAA Lacks a Risk-Based Oversight Process for Civil Unmanned Aircraft Systems
The growing demand for civil Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) operations presents new safety oversight challenges for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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Date: 12.01.2016
PDF icon FAA Oversight of UAS - Final Report^12-01-16.pdf
Enhanced Oversight of Staffing and Training at FAA's Critical Facilities is Needed to Maintain Continuity of Operations
On January 12, 2012, we issued a report on the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) oversight of staffing and training at its most critical air traffic control facilities. We conducted our review at the request of the Chairman and Ranking Membe
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Date: 01.12.2012
PDF icon WEB FILE_Critical Facilities_issued 1-12-12.pdf
FAA Needs To Adopt a Risk-Based, Data-Driven Scheduling Process To Improve the Effectiveness of Its Drug Abatement Inspection Program
What We Looked At
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Date: 06.25.2019
PDF icon FAA Drug Abatement Final Report^06-25-19.pdf
FAA Has Made Progress in Implementing ASIAS, but Work Remains To Better Predict, Prioritize, and Communicate Safety Risks
What We Looked At
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Date: 03.10.2021
PDF icon FAA ASIAS Final Report - 03.10.2021.pdf
FAA Can Increase Its Inspector Staffing Model’s Effectiveness by Implementing System Improvements and Maximizing Its Capabilities
What We Looked At
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Date: 08.11.2021
PDF icon FAA Inspector Staffing Model Update Final Report_8-11-21.pdf
FAA Is Making Progress but Improvements in Its Air Traffic Controller Facility Training Are Still Needed
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) plans to hire and train more than 11,700 new air traffic controllers through fiscal year 2021.
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Date: 08.27.2013
PDF icon FAA Air Traffic Controller Facility Training Program Report^08-27-13.pdf
FAA’s Office of Audit and Evaluation Adheres to Investigative Practice Standards but Lacks Comprehensive Standard Operating Procedures
What We Looked At
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Date: 01.25.2023
PDF icon FAA AAE Final Report-1.25.2023.pdf
FAA Continues To Face Challenges in Implementing a Risk-Based Approach for Repair Station Oversight
On May 1, 2013, we issued our final report on the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) risk-based oversight of aircraft repair stations.
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Date: 05.01.2013
PDF icon FAA Repair Station Oversight^5-1-13.pdf

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