Common Cargo Hazards

As defined in 14 CFR part 5, a hazard is a condition that could foreseeably cause or contribute to an aircraft accident. Operators should analyze their cargo system design and organizational processes and procedures to identify safety hazards and control or mitigate safety risks.

When performing Safety Risk Management (SRM) on cargo operations, there are many areas to consider, including but not limited to:

Flying for Fun: Drones and You!

Series Overview

Given that the regulatory environment for drones is still developing, and the industry is evolving rapidly, we are hosting a summer webinar series as an opportunity to engage with the public safety and recreational flyer communities. This webinar series...

2010 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

In response to the numerous questions regarding the O'Hare Modernization Program and in a continuing effort to provide communication through community outreach, FAA will be posting the questions and FAA's responses on this web site. If the questions posed are outside FAA's jurisdiction we will forward them, as appropriate, to the O'Hare Noise Compatibility Commission (ONCC) or the City of Chicago. You may submit your questions at...

Operations (Tables 32-34)

General Aviation (Tables 28–31)

U.S. Regional Carriers (Tables 24–27)

U.S. Commercial & Foreign Flag Carriers (Tables 5–23)

Economic Tables (Tables 1-4)

Appendix B: Forecast Tables 1-34

Appendix A: Alternative Forecast Scenarios