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Regulations and Government
FAA Accepts Second Set of Part 23 Consensus Standards
The FAA released a notice of availability accepting 35 new and revised consensus standards for Part 23 aircraft developed by ASTM International.
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By
Kerry Lynch
• Editor, AIN monthly magazine
October 1, 2020
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