FAA airworthiness directive mandates repetitive inspections and corrective actions for fastener holes in Airbus A321-251NX through A321-272NX center fuselage frame foot joints due to manufacturing process deviations.
FAA requests OMB approval to renew its information collection for aircraft operators applying for privacy ICAO addresses through a web-based system to ensure airworthiness monitoring and enforcement compliance.
Federal agencies seek public comment on pilot protocols for recreation monitoring under Section 133 of the EXPLORE Act at ten or more land management units per agency to track low-use and dispersed recreation activities.
FAA supersedes prior airworthiness directives for Airbus Helicopters Models AS332C, AS332C1, AS332L, and AS332L1 by requiring modification of cabin lateral sliding plug door release or jettison systems to terminate repetitive inspections.
USDA seeks public comment on renewal of OMB approval for Optional Form OF-2211, which collects data on Build America, Buy America waiver requests from federal contractors and grant recipients.
FAA airworthiness directive requires Airbus Helicopters AS350 series operators to inspect cargo hook gaps and replace affected units or prohibits their installation to address safety non-conformities.
FDA classifies medial knee implanted shock absorbers as Class II devices subject to special controls to ensure safety and effectiveness while reducing regulatory burden for manufacturers.
FDA's Cellular, Tissue, and Gene Therapies Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting to review Capricor's biologics license application for Deramiocel, a cell therapy product, with public comment accepted via docket submission.
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FAA proposes airworthiness directive for Airbus Helicopters Deutschland Model EC135 and EC635 helicopters requiring repetitive tail rotor blade inspections for cracks caused by intergranular corrosion and removal of affected assemblies.
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