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Boeing, GE Aerospace join industry coalition to speed up FAA aircraft certification

Boeing, GE Aerospace and other major U.S. aviation manufacturers have formed an industry coalition working with the FAA to accelerate and modernize the aircraft certification process. Industry spokespeople say the effort is focused on streamlining certification timelines and updating how certification work is conducted.

Discovered 2026-07-27T06:51:27.216515-07:00 | 2026-07-27T06:51:27.216515-07:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • Certification timelines and modernization efforts directly affect how quickly OEMs can bring new designs, derivatives, and systems to market—impacting product release schedules and cost of compliance.
  • The coalition’s engagement with the FAA signals a structured industry push to change the certification process mechanics, with potential knock-on effects for supply-chain planning tied to program milestones.
  • Major manufacturers’ participation (including Boeing and GE Aerospace) indicates broad OEM and engine-supplier alignment on priorities for how modernization should be executed.

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