The FAA regulates charter and skydiving planes, while routine military test missions occur at Edwards Air Force Base and are monitored by the Flight Safety Foundation.
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Updated Oct 6
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What happened
The FAA regulates charter and skydiving planes, while routine military test missions occur at Edwards Air Force Base and are monitored by the Flight Safety Foundation.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Federal Aviation Administration
U.S. government agency regulating civil aviation
- Beta Technologies is gaining revenue from its Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstration program, which involves charger deliveries to the Florida Department of Transportation and progress toward FAA certification.
- Beta Technologies completed flights across Florida as part of the eIPP project under FAA oversight.
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Edwards Air Force Base
US Air Force base near Lancaster, California, United States (founded 1935)
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Flight Safety Foundation
non-government organization to champion the cause of aviation safety
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