Open for CommentFAA· Federal Aviation AdministrationProposed Rule

Airworthiness Directives: Dassault Aviation Airplanes

Introduced February 6, 2026Comment period ends March 24, 2026View on regulations.gov ↗
💬 Closes in 5 daysDeadline: Mar 24, 2026

What This Means

The FAA is issuing a mandatory safety requirement for certain Dassault Aviation airplanes that requires owners and operators to inspect and potentially repair or replace specific airplane components. This affects airlines, private operators, and leasing companies that own or use these particular aircraft models. The requirement matters because it addresses a potential safety problem the FAA has identified with these planes, and operators must comply or they cannot legally fly the aircraft.

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TypeFederal Regulation
AgencyFAA · Federal Aviation Administration
Regulations.gov IDFAA-2026-0738-0001
IntroducedFebruary 6, 2026
Comment DeadlineMarch 24, 2026

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