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ARTICLE · 05 JANUARY 2017

Big Changes In FAA's Policies Concerning FAA Enforcement Actions

It's a new day at the FAA regarding enforcement actions. This podcast discusses a new option the FAA has to deal with a pilot's problem, incident, or occurrence.

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It's a new day at the FAA regarding enforcement actions. This podcast discusses a new option the FAA has to deal with a pilot's problem, incident, or occurrence. Compliance actions can save your pilot's license and keep you flying. Drone operators: this includes you!

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TRANSCRIPT

Calhoun: So I understand that there have been some big changes in FAA's policies concerning enforcement actions. Let's start at the beginning with the types of licenses and certificates that fall under the FAA's watch. If I understand correctly, this impacts anyone with an FAA certificate, approval, authorization or license.

Page: That's true. So what we're talking about today is a radical change in the FAA's what's called Compliance Philosophy. It applies to pilots, mechanics and others who hold an FAA certificate, approval, authorization, permit or license and so it's quite broad. These changes have to do with FAA's attitude, or

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