Question of the Week: Where Does the U.S. Stand in Aviation?
FAA credentials are widely accepted throughout the world, regardless of the requirements of other countries. The European Union is considering invalidating U.S. certificates and aircraft certification standards. Is this a trend, and what should be done about it? Plus: Last week, we asked AVweb readers what makes an airplane an airplane; click through to view the breakdown of answers.

FAA credentials are widely accepted throughout the world, regardless of the requirements of other countries. The European Union is considering invalidating U.S. certificates and aircraft certification standards. Is this a trend, and what should be done about it?
Does the U.S. Set the Gold Standard in aviation?
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