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> The article implies that this is the Chinese government's way of signalling itself as a separate world aviation safety authority besides the FAA Are you impl
by pedrosorio 8y ago
> The article implies that this is the Chinese government's way of signalling itself as a separate world aviation safety authority besides the FAA
Are you implying that before this "signalling" the FAA was a "world aviation safety authority" and furthermore the only one?
- United857 8y agoOf course, it's not the only one. But in practice, the FAA (along with its European equivalent, the EASA) are widely "trusted" by the rest of the world, meaning other countries will usually adapt their directives -- especially where safety is concerned.