Have you come across something thats arcane, anachronistic or just plain useless in your travels through the regs? Well, the FAA says it wants to know about it. The agency has issued a Review of Existing Regulations that invites anyone with a beef about how the law of the air is now set to drop them a line. Getting public comments is a necessary element of our effort to make our regulations more effective and less burdensome, the agency claims in the document. Its asking that you list the top three aggravations in descending order for it to consider. The FAA has to do this under Executive Order 12866 and provides a long list of efforts toward that end. “Our goal is to identify regulations that impose undue regulatory burden; are no longer necessary; or overlay, duplicate, or conflict with other Federal regulations,” the document says.
FAA Wants Help Eliminating Useless Rules
Key Takeaways:
- The FAA is actively seeking public input to identify arcane, anachronistic, or burdensome aviation regulations.
- This initiative aims to make regulations more effective and less onerous, by identifying those that are unnecessary, duplicate, or conflict with other rules.
- The agency is operating under Executive Order 12866 and specifically asks commenters to list their top three aggravations in descending order.
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