FAA
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- noun
- /ɛf eɪ eɪ/
- Formal
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Administración Federal de Aviación
- The FAA regulates all commercial flights to ensure passenger safety.
- Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
- FAA rules
- FAA says
And, and the FAA said, Oh, no, he never got on the plane in, in Tunisia.
- And, and the FAA said, Oh, no, he never got on the plane in, in Tunisia.
- Then like the US, like the FAA is like, we're not going to, we're not going to recommend it.
- The static lights were due to the aircraft not having to use anti collision lights, according to a spokesman for the FAA.
- You can now apparently request a flight blocking with the FAA, which then restricts other people's ability to actually track your private jet.
- Now, they took their findings to the FAA, who are funding the work, and the Federal Aviation Authority here in the United States.
- They're like the cops of the sky and they will find the crap out of you if you screw with the FAA, The FAA, serious people, right?
- They have what the, with the FAA calls resignation, right?
- Planes were unable to follow their schedule due to FAA shortages and employees.
- I think it was like I think it was the FAA.
Examples
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Contact the FAA.
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"I'm Joshua Bright from the FAA, here to do the airworthiness inspection.
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OK, tell the FAA if you move.
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The plane will stand an FAA check.
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Call the FAA for details.
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The Coast Guard and the FAA are in the loop.
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Let's contact the FAA, find out how many planes are in the air.
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Planes were unable to follow their schedule due to FAA shortages and employees.
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The FAA has banned all takeoffs at all airports across America.
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Attempts by the controller at new York's FAA center to contact the pilot are unsuccessful.
Synonyms
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A United States government agency that makes and enforces safety rules for airlines and airports
Surface Forms
Etymology
FAA is a short name made from three words: Federal, Aviation, and Administration, which together mean a national office for 'flying'. So, the FAA is the U.S. government office that makes rules and keeps planes and passengers safe.