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The Aeronautical Center Counsel advises the aviation public on matters regarding the registration of U.S. civil aircraft and the recordation of aircraft-related instruments. This office has responsibility for enforcing violations of FAR Sections 61.15 and 67.403 discovered through the FAA's DUI/DWI Program, including representing the Administrator before the NTSB in appeals of certificate actions. |
'''Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center''' is one of the [[Federal Aviation Administration|FAA]] offices. The Aeronautical Center Counsel advises the aviation public on matters regarding the registration of U.S. civil aircraft and the recordation of aircraft-related instruments. This office has responsibility for enforcing violations of FAR Sections 61.15 and 67.403 discovered through the FAA's DUI/DWI Program, including representing the Administrator before the [[NTSB]] in appeals of certificate actions. It provides legal advice and representation on procurement actions generated on behalf of FAA Headquarters, Regional and Center offices, including the FAA Logistics Center and FAA Academy, and represent the Agency in protests and contract disputes.<ref>[http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/agc/operations/regional/AMC/ Information about the center on the FAA website]</ref> |
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Revision as of 00:12, 18 June 2010
Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center is one of the FAA offices. The Aeronautical Center Counsel advises the aviation public on matters regarding the registration of U.S. civil aircraft and the recordation of aircraft-related instruments. This office has responsibility for enforcing violations of FAR Sections 61.15 and 67.403 discovered through the FAA's DUI/DWI Program, including representing the Administrator before the NTSB in appeals of certificate actions. It provides legal advice and representation on procurement actions generated on behalf of FAA Headquarters, Regional and Center offices, including the FAA Logistics Center and FAA Academy, and represent the Agency in protests and contract disputes.[1]