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Frequently Asked Questions
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You can find technical standard orders on our website.
You can find technical standard orders on our website.
You can find a list of the most current airmen knowledge testing on our website.
You can find a list of the most current airmen knowledge testing on our website.
You can find a list of the most current airmen knowledge testing on our website.
You can find a list of designated pilot examiners on our website.
You can search for owner, make, and model information for an aircraft on our Aircraft Registration Inquiry website.
You can search for owner, make, and model information for an aircraft on our Aircraft Registration Inquiry website.
The FAA has a general safety risk management process defined in order 8040.4b.
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You can find a list of FAA-certified full-flight simulators on our website.
The FAA publishes a directory that lists them by name and address. Locate an Aviation Medical Examiner.
You can find information about airport grants on our website.
You can download Form 8710-1 from our website.
You can download Form 8710-1 from our website.
You can download Form 8710-1 from our website.
You can get commercial flight instructor practical test standards on our website.
We continually update information posted on the Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) page as it becomes available. If you have additional questions, you may send an email to uashelp@faa.gov.
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The FAA currently does not provide guidance or data regarding critical infrastructure. The FAA has started the rulemaking process for FESSA 2209, which will allow non-federal entities to request similar flight restrictions. Under the proposed new rule, critical infrastructure will be defined, and qualifying locations will be allowed to request UAS flight restrictions.
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You don't have an Airman Certificate Number yet; that is what you are applying for. This box is not a required field and should be left blank.
The FAA controls the approval of some but not all CRSs. Please visit our Flying with Children website to learn more.