New York City FSDO
- 990 Stewart Ave # 630 Garden City New York 11530 United States
Profile
The New York City Flight Standards District Office (FSDO) operates under the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), serving as a vital governmental hub for aviation safety, regulation, and oversight in the New York metropolitan area. Focused on enhancing the safety and efficiency of civil aviation, this FSDO provides certification and inspection services to ensure compliance with federal aviation regulations. It works closely with air operators, flight schools, maintenance providers, and individual pilots to enforce safety standards and support the aviation industry.
As a part of a nationwide network of FAA offices, the New York City FSDO delivers a range of services, from airworthiness certification to pilot licensing and enforcement actions. The office also offers guidance and educational resources to promote best practices across the aviation community. Known for its commitment to public safety and aviation excellence, the New York City FSDO is instrumental in safeguarding air transportation for the region. Its staff consists of highly trained aviation safety inspectors and administrative personnel dedicated to maintaining the nation’s busiest airspace systems.
Key services:
– Certification of pilots, flight instructors, and flight schools
– Oversight of commercial air carriers and general aviation operations
– Aircraft maintenance and airworthiness inspections
– Enforcement of federal aviation safety regulations
– Investigation of aviation incidents and regulatory violations
– Issuance of operating certificates for air operators
– Technical guidance for aviation compliance and standards
– Aviation safety education and outreach programs
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Contact Info
- 990 Stewart Ave # 630, Garden City, New York, 11530, United States
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Phone: (516) 228-8029
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