On July 23, ARSA sent a letter to the FAA to address and rectify controversy surrounding the right of a limited airframe repair station with line maintenance authorization to perform…
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On June 13, ARSA joined Airlines for America (A4A) to ask for clarification regarding the use of methods, techniques or practices (MTP) developed by air carriers and maintenance providers. The main question:…
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The FAA’s Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) is the first stage of a process that could impose drug and alcohol (D&A) testing requirements on aviation maintenance providers around the globe. ARSA…
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WASHINGTON – A coalition of aviation trade associations spoke out on behalf of the international maintenance, repair, and overhaul market. While the matter at hand was drug and alcohol testing…
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The hotline – ARSA’s premier member newsletter – has come off the presses (metaphorically). Here’s a highlight from this month’s edition:
Expert Training: Answering a Letter of Investigation
By Ciara Chambers…
On July 28, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) issued long-promised guidance adopting ARSA’s position regarding when an on-airport repair station is responsible for large aircraft on its property under the…
Read MoreOn July 23, the House Aviation Subcommittee held a hearing titled “Domestic Aviation Manufacturing: Challenges and Opportunities” to discuss the various governmental issues plaguing the aviation industry.
The subcommittee heard…
As the aviation world converges on Osh Kosh, WI for EAA Airventure, ARSA takes a moment to celebrate Max Lloyd Burnette. The General Aviation Awards Program has named Burnette the…
Read MoreThe call comes in from Ft. Lauderdale. On the other end of the line, a customer details how the tropical and humid Florida air has caused corrosion on a private…
Read MoreAddressing the need for a single hub of information about the aviation maintenance industry, the Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA) recently launched avmro.arsa.org (AVMRO).
AVMRO, which stands for aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul, explains the makeup of the contract aviation maintenance sector, the global regulatory framework governing its operations, and ways individuals can launch an exciting career in this dynamic industry. The site also contains information showing the industry’s economic and employment footprint globally, within the United States, and for each individual state.
Be sure to check out this valuable resource today!
