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enid602

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12. Misread

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Reply #11)

Mon Apr 8, 2024, 11:36 AM

Apr 8

No, sorry. I misread. 13777 merely gives mfr’s a much broader role in discussing and deciding how to address safety concerns prior to product certification, with the goal of reducing certification times. 13771 addresses all regulations, stating that for all new regulations, two must be abandoned.

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I'm so nervous about flying tomorrow [View all] vercetti2021 Apr 8 OP

Remember, the flying is the easy part. Basic LA Apr 8 #1

Executive order enid602 Apr 8 #2

What was the number of that order? NT mahatmakanejeeves Apr 8 #7

13771 and 13777 enid602 Apr 8 #9

13771 and 13777 enid602 Apr 8 #10

Did either make "many scheduled maintenance/inspections voluntary"? NT mahatmakanejeeves Apr 8 #11

Misread enid602 Apr 8 #12

No problem. Thanks for looking that up. I appreciate that. mahatmakanejeeves Apr 8 #14

Yes enid602 Apr 8 #15

There are about 6,000 passenger flights daily in the US Otto_Harper Apr 8 #3

don't be (I know that isn't a great deal of help) stopdiggin Apr 8 #4

Even the ones that fall apart have landed safely - planes are pretty tough petronius Apr 8 #5

My best to you. Hope22 Apr 8 #6

Started out a nervous flyer, have gotten better. The odds are Very High in Your Favor to have a Safe Trip! electric_blue68 Apr 8 #8

I'm sure you've heard this before but Elessar Zappa Apr 8 #13