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CONTENTS :

INTRODUCTION

HISTORY
o Origins
o Early Responsibilities
o The Civil Aeronautics Act
o The Birth of FAA
o From Agency to Administration
o Changing Duties
o ATC Automation
o Structural Changes
o Technology for the Future
FAA MISSION

WHAT FAA DOES – ITS FUNCTIONS

FAA TODAY
o Headquarters and Field Organization
o Air Traffic Services
o Research and Acquisitions
o Regulation and Certification
o Airports
o Commercial Space Transportation
LIST OF FAA ADMINISTRATORS

BIBLIOGRAPHY


FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
Formed August 23, 1958
Preceding Agency Civil Aeronautics Administration

Jurisdiction Federal government of the United States

Agency Executive Robert A. Sturgell (Acting), Administrator

Parent agency United States Department of Transportation

INTRODUCTION
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is an agency of the United States Department of Transportation with authority to regulate......

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