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Presented to: 2008 U.S./Europe International Aviation Safety Conference

Date: June 3, 2008

Federal AviationAdministration

FAA Update

FAA Update2Federal Aviation

AdministrationJune 3, 2008

FAA Update Topics• U.S. Safety Management System Framework

• Organizational Update– Acting Administrator– FAA reauthorization

• Challenges– Increased Congressional scrutiny

• U.S./European Community Aviation Safety Agreement

• New Regulations and Policy

FAA Safety Management Approach

INTERNAL SMS – State Safety Management Program

• Established a safety management system framework for AVS organizations– Order VS.8000.1, Safety Management System Doctrine

EXTERNAL SMS

• FAA will form an Aviation Rulemaking Committee (ARC) to develop an SMS regulation applicable across the industry.– Propose to issue an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to solicit

comments on a single set of requirements for regulated entities.

• In the interim, FAA will file a difference with ICAO against Annex 6 SMS requirements– Note: FAA has established an SMS for air traffic service providers.

FAA Organizational Update• Acting Administrator

• Minimal AVS organizational changes – Abolished the Suspected Unapproved Parts Office– Several new managers

• FAA reauthorization on hold– Not expected in 2008– Extension for the interim– No progress on funding future air traffic system

Increased Congressional Scrutiny• April 2008 Hearings on FAA Safety Oversight

• Airline Inspections (Two-Phases)

• Airworthiness Directive Process Study

• Independent Safety Review Team– 120-day study “to evaluate and craft recommendations to

improve the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) implementation of the aviation safety system and its safety culture.”

U.S./European Community Aviation Safety Agreement

• Signature was delayed last summer due to new EASA fees and charges regulation.

• EASA/industry working group has proposed a two phase approach to address fees and charges concerns.

• Based on assurances from both EASA and the European Commission that these changes will be implemented, U.S. government may proceed with signature of the bilateral.– Ratification/implementation will be delayed until new “hybrid”

fee system is in the final Community approval process.

New Regulations and Policy

CERTIFICATION REGULATIONS• Transport Airplane Aging Aircraft Rules:

– Part 26 - Subpart E (Damage Tolerance Data for Repairs and Alterations)

– Enhanced Airworthiness Program for Airplane Systems (EAPAS) • Associated guidance materials -12 Advisory Circulars

• Performance and Handling Requirements for Rotorcraft

• Revisions to Cockpit Voice Recorder and Digital Flight Data Recorder Regulations– Affected 14CFR parts 23, 25, 27, 29, 91, 121, 125, 129 and 135

New Regulations and Policy

MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS REGULATIONS

• Flightdeck Door Monitoring and Crew Discreet Alerting Systems

• Flight Simulation Training Device Initial and Continuing Qualification and Use

• Area Navigation (RNAV) and Miscellaneous Amendments

Additional anticipated 2008 regulations:• Fuel Tank Flammability Reduction

• Widespread Fatigue Damage (WFD)

For these and other recently published FAA rulemaking documents visit: http://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies/rulemaking/recently_published/

ADDITIONAL REFERENCE SLIDES

AVS Organization

Associate Administrator for Aviation Safety

Nicholas Sabatini, AVS-1 Margaret Gilligan,

Flight Standards Service (AFS)

James J. Ballough, AFS-1 John M. Allen, AFS-2

Office of Aerospace Medicine (AAM)

Frederick E. Tilton, MD, AAM-1

Aircraft Certification Service (AIR)

John Hickey, AIR-1 Dorenda Baker, AIR -2

Office of Accident Investigation (AAI)

Steven B. Wallace, AAI-1

Office of Rulemaking (ARM)

Pam Hamilton, ARM-1

Field Offices

39 Field Offices

Registry

109 Field Offices

9 Regions

4 Directorates

8 Regions

Office of Quality, Integration, & Executive

Services(AQS)

Tina Amereihn, Acting, AQS-1

Air Traffic Safety Oversight Service (AOV)

Anthony Ferrante, AOV-1

Office of Aviation Safety Analytical Services

(ASA-1)

Jay Pardee

Aircraft Certification Service

International Policy OfficeAIR-40

Mary Cheston, Mgr.

Small*Airplane

DirectorateACE-100

Kim Smith, Mgr.

Production &*AirworthinessCertification

Division, AIR-200Frank Paskiewicz, Mgr.

Engine &*Propeller

DirectorateANE-100

Fran Favara, Mgr.

Transport* Airplane

DirectorateANM-100

Ali Bahrami

Rotorcraft*DirectorateASW-100

Dave Downey, Mgr.

Aircraft *Engineering

DivisionAIR-100

Dave Hempe, Mgr.

Planning & *Program

ManagementDivision, AIR-500

Jennifer Arquilla, Actg. Mgr.

Special AssistantsAIR-3, AIR-4

Steve Boyd / Victoria Frasier

Director, AIR-1*, (John Hickey)

Deputy Director, AIR-2*, (Dorenda Baker)

Brussels China

* Aircraft Certification Management Team (ACMT)

Flight Standards Service (HQ)

AFS-40System Process Audit

Program Staff

Richard M. Lea, Mgr.

AFS-50

International Programs and Policy Division

Mel Cintron, Mgr.

AFS-100

Organizational Resources and Program

Management Division

Colleen K. Kennedy-Roberts, Mgr.

Air Transportation Division

AFS-200

Vacant, Mgr.

AFS-400Flight Technologies

& Procedures Division

John McGraw, Mgr.

Flight Standards Training Division

AFS-500

Marcia L. Payne, Mgr.

Regulatory Support Division

AFS-600

Joseph K. Tintera, Mgr.

AFS-700Civil Aviation

Registry

Mark D. Lash, Mgr.

AFS-800General Aviation &

Commercial Division

John S. Duncan, Mgr.

AFS 900Flight Standards

Certification Program Office

David C. Gilliom, Mgr.

AFS-300

Carol Giles, Mgr.

Aircraft Maintenance Division

AFS-3 Roger Forshee, Senior Technical Advisor to The Director

AFS-30System Approach for

Safety Oversight Program Office

Dennis Niemeier, Mgr.

AFS-1 James Ballough, Director AFS-2 John Allen, Deputy Director

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