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Air Carrier Guarantee Loan Program Administrative Regulations and Amendment or Waiver of a Term or Condition of Guaranteed Loan
This regulation establishes administrative procedures for the Air Carrier Guarantee Loan Program under the Air Transportation Safety and System Stabilization Act. It defines the Board's composition (Federal Reserve, Treasury, Transportation, and GAO representatives), authorities to guarantee airline loans, meeting procedures requiring a quorum of two voting members, and governance rules for Board actions and record-keeping.
Launch and Reentry License Requirements
14 CFR Part 450 establishes licensing requirements for launch and reentry vehicle operators. A vehicle operator license authorizes conduct of launches or reentries using specified vehicles. Launch encompasses hazardous pre-flight operations at U.S. sites and flight through payload deployment or component recovery. Reentry includes orbital activities for readiness determination and vehicle recovery. The FAA issues licenses to applicants meeting all approvals and determinations under this part.
Aviation Disaster Relief—Air Carrier Guarantee Loan Program
This regulation establishes procedures and minimum requirements for the Air Transportation Safety and System Stabilization Act's air carrier guarantee loan program. It defines key terms including air carriers, applicants, borrowers, lenders, and Federal credit instruments, and establishes the Air Transportation Stabilization Board composed of the Federal Reserve Chair, Treasury Secretary, and Transportation Secretary to administer loan guarantees that pledge full faith and credit of the US government.
Financial Responsibility
14 CFR Part 440 establishes financial responsibility and risk allocation requirements for entities conducting FAA-licensed or permitted launch and reentry activities. It defines key terms including bodily injury, liability, maximum probable loss (with distinct thresholds for third parties and government personnel), and various participant categories (licensees, customers, contractors). The regulation ensures that launch and reentry operators maintain adequate financial capability to satisfy liability obligations arising from their operations.
License to Operate a Reentry Site
14 CFR Part 433 establishes the FAA licensing process for operating reentry sites for spacecraft. The FAA evaluates applications individually, issuing licenses when operations do not jeopardize public health, safety, property, national security, or foreign policy. Licensees must ensure reentry vehicle debris footprints remain within site boundaries and comply with NEPA environmental review requirements, including Environmental Assessments or Impact Statements as directed.