FAA
Americanabbreviation
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Fleet Air Arm
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(in the US) Federal Aviation Administration
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Fellow of the Australian Academy (of Science)
verb
Example Sentences
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The government has tried other tactics to address the issue; the FAA implemented stiffer penalties in recent years for passengers who act out on planes.
The FAA, which also oversees commercial space launches, predicted the impact to the national airspace would be “minor or minimal,” akin to a weather event, the agency’s 2022 approval shows.
From Salon
The FAA issued its emergency notice around 1 a.m.
FAA data shows that the rate of deadly helicopter accidents has fallen on average over the last three years.
From BBC
There isn’t yet a formal mechanism for passengers to record contamination events, but in September, 39 members of Congress wrote to the FAA’s administrator asking for a new dedicated reporting system for travelers.
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