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Rule 3 Sep 2025 compliance, regulations, aviation, faa, transportation, safety, aircraft, aviation safety, drug testing, imports, administrative practice and procedure, reporting and recordkeeping requirements, business operations, alcohol abuse, drug abuse, alcoholism, security measures, health, fraud, exports, airmen, authority delegations (government agencies), confidential business information, navigation (air), airports, air traffic control, teachers, students, air carriers, recreation and recreation areas, schools, space transportation and exploration, air traffic controllers, air taxis, educational facilities, charter flights

✈️Summary of FAA's New Falsification Regulations for Aviation

FAA is amending, restructuring, and consolidating the falsification regulations presently located throughout title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). Regarding 14 CFR chapter I, this rule eliminates inconsistencies among the various falsification regulations and associated sanctions; consolidates all existing falsification regulations into one part under 14 CFR chapter I to standardize the existing falsification regulations; and ensures that falsification-related conduct not addressed by pertinent current regulations is covered. This rule also creates a falsification prohibition applicable to the regulations governing commercial space transportation.

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Rule 7 Mar 2025 federal regulations, telecommunications, fcc, radio, spectrum allocation, space transportation and exploration, commercial space industry, space launch operations

🚀FCC's New Spectrum Allocation for Commercial Space Launch Operations

In this document, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) implements certain provisions of the Launch Communications Act (LCA) enacted September 26, 2024, governing the authorization and facilitation of commercial space operations in the 2025-2110 MHz, 2200- 2290 MHz, and 2360-2395 MHz bands (collectively, the LCA bands). To meet this statutory mandate, the Commission builds upon its action in the September 2023 Second Report and Order which, among other things, reallocated the 2025-2110 MHz and 2200-2290 MHz bands for non-Federal Space Operation on a secondary basis and adopted, for these two bands, space launch licensing framework. Specifically, the Commission reallocates the 2360-2395 MHz band on a secondary basis for Space Operation. Next, the Commission incorporates the 2360-2395 MHz band into its existing part 26 space launch regulatory framework that includes, for example, space launch licensing and frequency coordination rules. In order to protect critical Federal and non- Federal flight testing operations, we incorporate into our certain technical rules from our current. Finally, the Commission confirms that the specific licensing, registration, frequency coordination, and frequency coordinator selection procedures, to be refined by the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (Bureau or WTB) on delegated authority, will apply to the LCA bands.

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