companies, who are often summary involved in complaints, judgment would would benefit from this rule potentially reduce because it would decrease the length of the time spent and volume of proceedings. paper documents needed to Because the rule process complaints by does not involve allowing parties to file widespread, electronically. mandated information collection/record keeping, it does not have ICR implications. Status: Final rule effective as of 11/12/2013. 77 Federal Medical This rulemaking would 5 03/30/2012 03/22/2012 SB: N, IC: N, 08/2011 Aviation Certificate remove an amendment, SLT: N Administration Endorsement imposed in 2008, requiring Anticipated Issue (RRR) individuals granted the costs/benefits: Special Issuance of a The benefit of the Medical Certificate to have direct final rule their letter of Authorization will be that it in their physical possession relieves or readily accessible on the approximately aircraft while exercising 28,000 airmen pilot privileges. This vetted through the rulemaking responds to a FAA 2007 International Civil issuance medical Aviation Organization audit certification finding. process from having the paperwork burden to carry their FAA-issued LOA
companies, who are often involved in complaints, would benefit from this rule because it would decrease time spent and volume of paper documents needed to process complaints by allowing parties to file electronically. summary judgment would potentially reduce the length of the proceedings. Because the rule does not involve widespread, mandated information collection/record keeping, it does not have ICR implications. Status: Final rule effective as of 11/12/2013. 77 Federal Aviation Administration Medical Certificate Endorsement Issue (RRR) This rulemaking would remove an amendment, imposed in 2008, requiring individuals granted the Special Issuance of a Medical Certificate to have their letter of Authorization in their physical possession or readily accessible on the aircraft while exercising pilot privileges. This rulemaking responds to a 2007 International Civil Aviation Organization audit finding. 5 03/30/2012 03/22/2012 SB: N, IC: N, SLT: N Anticipated costs/benefits: The benefit of the direct final rule will be that it relieves approximately 28,000 airmen vetted through the FAA medical certification process from having the paperwork burden to carry their FAA-issued LOA 08/2011 issuance
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