Regulatory Affairs Training

A one-of-a-kind, two-day training course focused on expanding the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulatory affairs knowledge for commercial aviation personnel.

Regulatory Affairs Training for US Airways personnel.

This highly interactive Regulatory Affairs Training Course will ensure that you are knowledgeable of:

1. FAA Flight Standards organization and function of different departments.
2. FAA CMO organization, duties, and responsibilities. The functions of FAA CMO positions such as Principal Inspectors, Partial Program Managers, and Assistant Managers.
3. Inspection programs and inspector criteria, i.e., surveillance, investigation, complaints, incidents, etc.
4. Inspector methods and how to address them.
5. Inspector authority and limits.
6. Steps for establishing new relationship with the FAA CMO:
   • Procedures for checking in and out at your facilities
   • Inspector in briefing and out briefing
   • Inspector access to facilities, equipment, records and personnel
   • Inspector badges
7. Actions and timeframe for implementing new operating procedures
   • Data to collect
   • Standardized reports
   • Other line stations and facilities
8. Introduction of new procedures to FAA CMO and anticipating FAA reaction.
9. FAA investigation process and expected Company response.
10. Research resources for FAA regulations, handbooks, policy letters, etc.
11. What to look for in an internal investigation as a result of an FAA Letter of Investigation (LOI) and how to respond to an FAA LOI using actual ongoing cases.
12. When and how to tell the FAA that you disagree with allegations and how to respond accordingly.
13. Procedure (when and how) for elevating an issue to higher authority.

Participants will receive a USB drive of course reference material, FAA resources and a JDA-developed regulatory affairs SOP manual. Upon completion, a Certificate of Regulatory Affairs Training will be supplied.

Why

Taught by our unmatched team of former FAA managers, principal inspectors and legal counsel; JDA's course imparts extensive real-world experience, knowledge and advice to course participants to enable them to more successfully interact with their FAA offices and regions.

When

Tuesday and Wednesday, February 14 and 15, 2012
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Where

American Airlines Training and Conference Center
4501 Highway 360 South
Fort Worth, Texas 76155

Who Should Attend?

Any operator representative that interfaces with the FAA; if you communicate, meet or do business with inspectors or other FAA officials, or are involved in the LOC & LOI process, you should not miss this course. If your job does not involve communication with the FAA, but you are still required to follow and be well versed in FAA structure and regulation, you will benefit from this course. Class attendance is limited to 25.

Course Instructors

Johnny Pool

• 38 years aviation and FAA experience involved in regulatory control and oversight.
• FAA Assistant Division Manager for Flight Standards Southwest Region, responsible for thirteen Flight Standards District Offices and the regional Branch Manager.
• Responsible for the oversight of Federal Aviation Regulation compliance and certification of several major airlines, repair facilities, and airmen.
• International Field Office (IFO) at DFW Airport, responsible for regulatory oversight of all Mexican air carriers flying into the United States and for all U.S. certificated repair stations in Mexico.
• FAA Office Manager for the AMR Certificate Management Office (CMO) and Continental Airlines CMO.
• Principal Avionics Inspector for Continental Airlines and Continental Express.

Mike Colin

• 37 years aviation and FAA experience in aviation maintenance
• Supervisory Principal Aviation (Airworthiness) Safety Inspector (PAI) working with PMI's and POI's and overseeing the activities of teams of avionics safety inspectors and partial program managers (PPM's.) Directed the certification, surveillance and investigation activities of PPM's
• Regulatory Affairs (RA) interface with senior executives of two major Airlines in the Southwest Region.

J.E. Sandy Murdock

• Former FAA Chief Counsel and acting FAA deputy Administrator
• Former Sr. VP Administration and General Counsel, NBAA
• Adjunct Professor, School of Public Policy, George Mason University
• General Attorney, United Airlines
• Partner, Shaw Pittman

Course Registration

To register for the Regulatory Affairs Training course please complete the registration form and a JDA representative will contact you. Course registration is $850 per participant if registration is completed by January 20, 2012 and $1000 per participant after January 20, 2012. Organizations that register two or more students receive a $50 discount per person.

What to Bring

Due to the on-line interactive nature of the course, participants are required to bring a laptop computer with Wi-Fi capabilities. All course materials will be supplied by JDA.

Accommodations

To receive a discounted hotel rate of $99 + +at the American Airlines Training and Conference, call the Conference Center directly at 1-800-777-6464 and ask for the "JDA GROUP" rate. Discounts apply to rooms booked by January 13, 2012.

Our Past Attendees include:

• Airborne Maintenance & Engineering Services
• Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA)
• American Airlines
• Army Fleet Support
• Astar Air Cargo
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines
• Boeing
• Carstens & Cahoon, Mesaba Airlines
• Crowell & Moring LLP
• Delta Airlines
• Embraer
• FedEx
• Garofalo Goerlich Hainbach PC
• Goodrich Pump & Engine Controls
• JetBlue Airways
• National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
• Parker Hannifin Corporation
• Pinnacle Airlines
• Sierra Nevada Corporation
• Texas Aero Engine Services
• US Airways
• VIH Helicopters

Contact Information

Roxana Hinostroza
rhinostroza@jdasolutions.aero
301-941-1460 ext 110

Contact JDA

JDA Aviation Technology Solutions
4720 Montgomery Lane
Suite 950
Bethesda, MD 20814

Toll Free: 1-877-JDA-AERO (877-532-2376)
Local: 301-941-1460

Email: info@jdasolutions.aero