The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Aug. 15 issued long-awaited guidance on the revamped drug and alcohol (D&A) testing rule. As reported by ARSA last month, the guidance came in multiple parts:
ARSA will analyze the guidance and update its members directly on its findings as well as any further developments. For more information/background on the drug & alcohol rule, click here.
Reminder: The “first” Safety Management System compliance deadline for EASA approval under the U.S./EU bilateral arrived October 10 when MAG Change 10 became effective. As of that date, new applicants must…
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On Oct. 1, the U.S. government shut down as a result of Congress’ inability to pass legislation funding executive branch operations past they end of the fiscal year.
According to…
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The 2025 meeting of the Maintenance Management Team (MMT) took place in Ottawa the week of Sept. 8. The MMT brings together representatives from the FAA, European Union Aviation Safety…
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On Sept. 18, ARSA Executive Vice President Christian A. Klein participated in panel discussion entitled “The U.S. Aerospace Industry’s Achilles Heel: The Fragile Aviation Supply Chain” at the annual meeting…
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On Sept. 18, the Aviation Technician Education Council (ATEC) and Oliver Wyman Vector jointly released the 2025 Aviation Technician Pipeline Report. The report’s analysis found the U.S aviation maintenance industry…
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