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GAMA Applauds Launch of FAA Dynamic Regulatory System
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) commends the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for its launch of the Dynamic Regulatory System (DRS), which houses all regulatory guidance material from the Office of Aviation Safety.
"The much-anticipated DRS provides a centralized public database of regulatory safety guidance materials, which will benefit the general aviation manufacturing, maintenance and repair industries as well as the FAA," said Pete Bunce, GAMA President and CEO. "GAMA and its member companies have been advocating for this critical tool and we were pleased to be a resource throughout its development and have the opportunity to provide feedback during the testing phase. We have also appreciated the congressional support for this important initiative. The industry has been eager to use a tool that helps promote consistency in regulatory interpretation and application by making regulations, policy and guidance readily available. We look forward to the continued evolution and improvements to the DRS."
The DRS meets the criteria of the congressionally mandated recommendation to develop a single AVS electronic database resource, organized by rule, to allow agency and industry users access to relevant rules and guidance that is also available to the public. According to the FAA, the DRS combines more than 65 document types from a dozen repositories into a single searchable application, including all information found in the Flight Standards Information System (FSIMS) and the Regulatory Guidance System (RGL).
The FAA’s announcement of the Dynamic Regulatory System can be found at FAA.gov.
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