Question of the Week: Where Does the U.S. Stand in Aviation?

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Key Takeaways:

  • FAA certifications are globally recognized, but this may change.
  • The European Union is considering invalidating U.S. aviation certificates and standards.
  • A poll asks if the U.S. sets the gold standard in aviation.
  • Readers are invited to submit suggestions for future aviation-related poll questions.
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FAA credentials are widely accepted throughout the world, regardless of the requirements of other countries. The European Union is considering invalidating U.S. certificates and aircraft certification standards. Is this a trend, and what should be done about it?

Does the U.S. Set the Gold Standard in aviation?
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