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Code · CFR · Title 14 — Aeronautics and Space · Part 183 — Representatives of the Administrator · § 183.65

§ 183.65. Continuing requirements: Operational approvals.

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For any operational authorization, airman certificate, air carrier certificate, air operator certificate, or air agency certificate issued under the authority of this subpart, an ODA Holder must:
(a)Notify the Administrator of any error that the ODA Holder finds it made in issuing an authorization or certificate;
(b)Notify the Administrator of any authorization or certificate that the ODA Holder finds it issued to an applicant not meeting the applicable requirements;
(c)When required by the Administrator, investigate any problem concerning the issuance of an authorization or certificate; and
(d)When notified by the Administrator, suspend issuance of similar authorizations or certificates until the ODA Holder implements all corrective action required by the Administrator.
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