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Slide 1 - Public Aircraft Operations Forum
Slide 2 - Today’s Discussion Background Current FAA Policy Pending FAA guidance/publications regarding Public Aircraft Operations Clarification of specific issues related to Public Aircraft Operations Questions and Answers from Attendees
Slide 3 - Statute is Unclear Ambiguity of Roles & Responsibilities: Contractors / Operators Federal Aviation Administration U.S. Government Entities
Slide 4 - Operating Status Civil Aircraft Operation: Private or Commercial operations for which the FAA performs: Safety oversight; Certification for systems and equipment, and Issuance of operational standards Public Aircraft Operation: Certain government operations within U.S. airspace; FAA certification not required Must comply with certain general operating rules applicable to all aircraft State Aircraft Operations: Operations outside the United States that are in the service of the U.S. government. Status is a complex consideration of diplomatic clearances and determinations made primarily by the US Department of State.
Slide 5 - Status Considerations Public aircraft operation determinations are made: On a flight-by-flight basis, and Under the terms of the statute Definitions in 49 USC §40102(a)(41) including government agencies and military Commercial purposes in 49 USC §40125(a)(1) Governmental function in 49 USC §40125(a)(2) Qualified non-crewmember in 49 USC §40125(a)(3)
Slide 6 - Contracts between Government Entities & Civil Operators Public Aircraft status is not “automatic” status granted by the presence of a contract between a civil operator and a government agency.
Slide 7 - FAA Policy - Government Contracts with Civil Operators The FAA will consider ALL contracted aircraft operations as civil aircraft operations, until: The contracting government entity provides the operator with a written declaration of public aircraft status for applicable flights; The contracting government entity notifies the local FAA Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) having oversight of the operator (or operation) that they have contracted with the civil operator to conduct “eligible” public aircraft operations;
Slide 8 - FAA Policy - Government Contracts with Civil Operators (Cont.) Continued… The flights in question are determined to be legitimate public aircraft operations under the terms of the statute, and The above declarations are done in advance of the proposed public aircraft flight. Note: Declaration of public aircraft operation status must come from the contracting officer or higher level authority government official
Slide 9 - Government Entities We are requesting input from government entities that regularly contract with civil operators for the most efficient method for making this declaration Email recommendations to: PublicAircraft@faa.gov
Slide 10 - FAA Oversight Responsibilities If a government contracted civil operator with a government contract conducts a flight, the FAA will assume the flights remain a civil aircraft operation unless the proper documentation and declarations from the contracting agency are communicated to the FAA and the operation is determined to be in accordance with the statutory requirements. Until a change in status is documented, the FAA will retain oversight and enforcement authority for any violations of the Title 14 regulations applicable to the operation.
Slide 11 - Operator Responsibilities When a declaration of public aircraft operation status has not been made, all operations must be conducted in accordance with all applicable regulations. If an operator is offered a contract to perform operations that violate 14 CFR, it is the operator’s responsibility to refuse to accept the contract or ensure that the proper notice is given to the FAA.
Slide 12 - Operator Responsibilities (Cont) When a declaration of public aircraft operation status has been made, the operator must still comply with certain 14 CFR regulations that affect all users of the NAS (e.g.: 91.119 – Minimum Safe Altitudes) Other 14 CFR regulations may also still apply (e.g.: Operating Rules in 14 CFR parts 133 and 137)
Slide 13 - Government Entity Responsibilities Recognize that public aircraft operation eligibility is determined by statute Make a declaration in advance and in writing to both the operator and to the FAA when the government entity intends for the operator to conduct such operations Understand that public aircraft operation is a transfer of liability to the government entity and that FAA oversight ceases.
Slide 14 - Operational Control Operational Control is a term used in civil aircraft regulations and does not appear in the public aircraft statute. It does not enter into the determination of public aircraft operation There is a presumption that during public aircraft operations, the civil operator does not have operational control.
Slide 15 - Operations Specifications A government entity may contract for an air carrier aircraft. Part 119 certificated air carriers must be aware of the following policy considerations: A contracted aircraft can remain on Operation Specifications for a period not to exceed 90 days (for operators with continuous public aircraft operations provided the aircraft is maintained in accordance with the air carrier’s approved maintenance program and operated within the limitations outlined on its type certificate data sheet); If the aircraft is modified in violation of its type or airworthiness certificate, or maintained outside the air carrier’s approved maintenance program, it must be removed from the carrier’s operations specifications before any flight is conducted.
Slide 16 - Maintenance Program Requirements When an aircraft is operated outside an approved 14 CFR Maintenance Program, Type Certificate Data sheet, or is modified in a manner not consistent with the regulations, it must undergo a conformity inspection prior to returning to civil aircraft status
Slide 17 - Guidance The FAA is revising the Public Aircraft Advisory Circular. We seek comments from government entities who contract with aircraft operators regarding the best ways for them to implement FAA public aircraft operations policy. Send comments to: FAA General Aviation & Commercial Division 800 Independence Ave., SW (Rm 835) Washington, DC 20591 or PublicAircraft@faa.gov
Slide 18 - John Allen, Director, Flight Standards Service (AFS-1) Dennis Pratte, Deputy Division Manager, General Aviation & Commercial Division (AFS-800) Dennis.Pratte@faa.gov Carl Johnson, Branch Manager, General Aviation Commercial Operations Branch (AFS-820) Carl.N.Johnson@faa.gov Karen Petronis, FAA Senior Attorney - Public Aircraft (AGC-200) Karen.Petronis@faa.gov Questions Federal Aviation Administration Panel Members: