FAA Order 8130.2 is associated with which area?

• A. Airworthiness Certification of Aircraft
• B. Hazards Following Ground Deicing
• C. Aeronautical Decision Making
• D. Pilots' Role in Collision Avoidance

Answer: (A)

FAA Order 8130.2 governs how aircraft and aircraft components are certified as airworthy. It lays out the procedures the FAA and manufacturers follow to issue airworthiness certificates, export certificates, and the necessary documentation to show conformity with applicable standards. This order defines what proof and inspections are required to deem an aircraft fit for flight and how changes to an aircraft are handled from a certification perspective.

That’s why the correct area is airworthiness certification. Topics like hazards after ground deicing, Aeronautical Decision Making, or Pilots’ Role in Collision Avoidance concern in-flight safety practices, decision processes, and collision avoidance procedures—not the formal certification process governed by 8130.2.