I know that there are operational management and system control within the aviation industry. If I'm correct a certain standard or regulations must be met for safety. How do they comply and meet the needs of an air safety compliance? I wish to here from an air commerce expert or an aviation managers here.
Basically aviation companies must comply with all applicable requirements of the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). See https://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies/ for starters. Meeting these requirements is rigorous and takes several years to certify an aircraft. Flight crew and operators also have to meet FAA regulations.
Yes, a friend who works in the aviation industry said they had an [link removed] audit management software that helps them stay audit ready for regulation standards.
