FAA Seeks Comments on Renewing Fractional Aircraft Ownership Info Rules
Published Date: 5/22/2025
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Summary
The FAA is asking for public feedback as it seeks to renew approval for collecting info about Fractional Aircraft Ownership Programs—where people share and lease parts of planes. This helps keep everyone safe and follows the rules. If you own or share a plane, this affects you, and the comment period is open until March 28, 2025, with no new fees involved.
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