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The document outlines the procedures for type certification of Military Commercial Derivative Aircraft (MCDA) by the FAA, detailing the evaluation and approval processes for aircraft, engine, and propeller design data. It supplements existing FAA orders to ensure compliance with military requirements while maintaining civil airworthiness standards. The document includes information on the roles of the Military Certification Office (MCO), application procedures, special conditions for military projects, and continued airworthiness support. It emphasizes collaboration between the FAA and U.S. Armed Services to ensure safety and compliance throughout the lifecycle of MCDA.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the FAA Military Aircraft document in the editor.
Begin by filling out Part A: Description of Aircraft. Provide details about the military aircraft, including manufacturer and model.
In Part B, enter the contractor information, specifying whether they hold an FAA delegated organization for conducting type certification.
Complete Part C after inspections and tests are done. The authorized contractor representative must sign to confirm that all inspections are accurate.
For Part D, have the designated military airworthiness authority sign to accept any deviations from FAA-approved type design.
In Parts E and F, indicate if there are any deviations from the approved type design for new aircraft or modifications of in-service military aircraft.
Finally, ensure all parts are completed accurately before submitting the form to the appropriate authorities for approval.

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Are military aircraft registered with the FAA?

Military Certification Branch | Federal Aviation Administration.

Does the FAA regulate military aircraft?

The mission of the FAA is to regulate civil aviation and U.S. commercial space transportation, maintain and operate air traffic control and navigation systems for both civil and military aircrafts, and develop and administer programs relating to aviation safety and the National Airspace System.

Do military aircraft have registration numbers?

ATC is not responsible for determining which military aircraft are authorized to enter SAA/ATC-assigned airspace (ATCAA).

Who regulates military aircraft?

Most nations military aircraft typically use tail codes and serial numbers. Military aircraft most often are not assigned civil registration codes. However, government-owned non-military civil aircraft (for example, aircraft of the United States Department of Homeland Security) are assigned civil registrations.

Does the FAA control military aircraft?

The military flies through FAA controlled airspace all the time, generally with permission, flight plan, etc. But the FAA doesnt have ultimate jurisdiction over military aircraft. Military pilots dont even have to have an FAA issued pilots license and , many of my fellow USAF pilots did not have a pilots license.