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Everything Federal Aviation Administration has published while this archive has been running: 94 documents across 20 days, oldest first.

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Coverage begins on 2026-08-10, which is when this archive started holding Federal Register issues — not when the agency started publishing.

Anything earlier is absent from this page, and its absence is not evidence.

10 August 2026 6 documents

11 August 2026 4 documents

12 August 2026 3 documents

The Federal Aviation Administration published special conditions for a modified Robinson Model R66 helicopter with digital fly-by-wire flight controls and expanded Class E airspace over Staunton, Virginia.

13 August 2026 9 documents

The FAA published four proposed airworthiness directives for aircraft and engines and five final airworthiness directives, with comment periods closing September 28, 2026.

14 August 2026 7 documents

The FAA published six airworthiness directives and one proposed airworthiness directive for aircraft and engines on August 14, 2026.

17 August 2026 4 documents

The Federal Aviation Administration published three proposed rules on airspace revocation and establishment, engine airworthiness directives, and one notice regarding privacy ICAO address information collection renewal.

18 August 2026 3 documents

The FAA published two proposed rules on Class E airspace at Trading Bay Production Airport and Boeing 737 airworthiness directives, and one notice on environmental assessment for space reentries.

19 August 2026 4 documents

20 August 2026 5 documents

The FAA published three proposed airworthiness directives for Boeing, Dassault, and Rolls-Royce aircraft, one notice regarding flight attendant fatigue management plans, and one final airworthiness directive for International Aero Engines.

21 August 2026 2 documents

24 August 2026 2 documents

The FAA published a notice adopting a categorical exclusion under the National Environmental Policy Act and a proposed rule superseding an airworthiness directive for Airbus helicopters.

25 August 2026 4 documents

26 August 2026 1 document

The Federal Aviation Administration published a notice requesting public comments on renewing an information collection for its Aviation Research Grants Program.

27 August 2026 4 documents

The FAA published three airworthiness directives for Boeing and Airbus aircraft and one notice regarding pilot certification information collection reinstatement.

28 August 2026 10 documents

The Federal Aviation Administration published six airworthiness directives, two proposed rules, and two information collection notices on August 28, 2026.

31 August 2026 3 documents

The Federal Aviation Administration published a rule amending airspace designations, and two notices regarding slot sales at LaGuardia Airport and airport property release in Kansas.

1 September 2026 4 documents

The Federal Aviation Administration published two notices summarizing petitions for exemption from aviation regulations and two proposed rules modifying airspace and helicopter airworthiness requirements.

2 September 2026 2 documents

3 September 2026 11 documents

The Federal Aviation Administration published 11 documents including proposed and final airworthiness directives for aircraft and engines, exemption petitions, instrument approach procedures, and information collection notices.

4 September 2026 6 documents

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