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The FAA regulates and certifies civil aviation in the United States, including aircraft, pilots, mechanics, and repair stations, to ensure safety. It operates air traffic control and maintains the National Airspace System, while issuing safety regulations and guidance. The agency oversees airports, drone operations, and space activities, and provides funding, data, and programs such as the Airport Improvement Program and NextGen technology to improve aviation safety and efficiency.
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Federal Aviation Administration — Use the FAA as the authoritative source for basic airport/aeronautical data
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Federal Aviation Administration FAA guidance says that, in the U.S., C-UAS mitigation capabilities—including disruption/jamming—are generally restricted to specifically authorized federal entities.
