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Letters of Deviation Authority (LODA)
U.S. registered airplanes with 20 or more passenger seats or a 6,000 pound or more payload capacity operated for non-common carriage purposes such as delivering an aircraft (ferry flight) must be operated on a certificate (Part 121, 125, or 135), a Special Flight Permit (SFP), a Special Flight Authorization (SFA), or a Letter of Deviation Authority (LODA) from Part 125.
LODA
An operator authorization to operate a specific aircraft make, model, and series, with a standard certificate of airworthiness in accordance with Part 91. (Long term authorization)
SFA
A one-time authorization for a specific airworthy aircraft and designated crew.
SFP
An authorization for non-airworthy aircraft deemed capable of safe flight.
Our team works closely with the FAA and international authorities to deliver accurate, complaint, and timely LODA documentation.