The Air Transportation Division is responsible for regulations and policy recommendations governing certification and operations aspects of air carriers and commercial operators of large aircraft. air agencies (aircraft dispatcher, flight engineer, and flight navigator-approved schools); and air carrier airmen (airline transport pilots, aircraft dispatchers, flight engineers, and flight navigators). It is also responsible for management and oversight of the National Simulator Program (NSP) and air taxi insurance certification function.

The Air Transportation Division provides recommendations governing certification and operation of:

• Air carriers and commercial operators of large aircraft (private carriers operating for compensation or hire)
• Aircraft dispatchers
• Flight engineers
• Flight navigators
• Part 142 Training Centers
• Related training courses
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AIR Transportation Division Organizational Chart

AIR Transportation Division shares responsibilities and balance the level of work between:

• Operations Group
• Implementation & Integration Group
• Training & Simulation Group
  • National Simulator Program (NSP)

Resources

• Aircraft Ground Deicing (includes Holdover Time Tables)
• Aviation Rulemaking Committees
• Information for Operators
• Office of Safety Standards (AFS) Services and Contacts
• Pilot Age 65 Questions and Answers (PDF)
• Safety Alerts for Operators (SAFOs)
• Whistleblower Protection Program

Awards

• Leo D. Hollis Master Aircraft Dispatcher Award

Address

Phone: (202) 267-8166
Fax: (202) 267-5229
Email: 9-AFS-200-Correspondence@faa.gov