Flight Standards District Office
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A Flight Standards District Office, or FSDO, usually pronounced FIZ-doe, is a regional office of the United States Federal Aviation Administration. There are around 82 such regional offices nationwide.
Purpose [edit]
The Flight Standards District Offices particularly concentrate on compliance with the United States Federal Aviation regulations.
Contact a Flight Standards District Office for:
- Low-flying aircraft
- Accident Reporting
- Air carrier certification and operations
- Aircraft maintenance
- Aircraft operational issues
- Aircraft permits
- Airmen certification (licensing) for pilots, mechanics, repairmen, dispatchers, and parachute riggers
- Certification and modification issues
- Enforcement of Airmen & Aircraft Regulations
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