What does the FAA do? From electrical systems to human factors to runway hazard mitigation and more, the FAA’s focus is always safety. At the FAA’s William J. Hughes Technical Center, we test, test and test again. Why is this so important? “Our job is to keep people safe. That’s what motivates us,” says Mike Walz, the Aircraft Electrical Systems Research Program Manager at the FAA Technical Center in Atlantic City, NJ. Mike currently holds eight patents, has co-authored multiple papers on aircra

Pilots who participate in regular proficiency training are much less likely to experience accidents. Our WINGS Pilot Proficiency Program is one way for general aviation pilots to ensure they are competent, confident and safe in their flight operations. Download our #FlySafe fact sheet to learn more. https://bit.ly/WINGSinfo | Federal Aviation Administration

Pilots: Ready to keep every takeoff safe? Preventing departures when told to “line up and wait” starts with sharp communication and focus. Watch our latest From the Flight Deck video for tips on communicating clearly, minimizing distractions, and more so you can operate safely. https://bit.ly/3UhmFcR #FromTheFlightDeck | Federal Aviation Administration