Aviation Policy Division

In January 1989, GSA created the Aviation Policy Division as “…a single coordinating office for aircraft management.” The Aviation Policy Division seeks to improve the management of federal aviation programs by providing sound policy and aviation program management tools that will enable effective acquisition, use and disposal of federally owned and operated aircraft.

These aviation program management tools include:

• Regulations for the management of government aircraft;
• Additional reference material for the management of aviation programs, for the operation and  maintenance of aircraft, for the conduct of aviation program surveys, and guidance for controlling aviation program costs;
• Aviation Safety programs designed to promote ‘best practices’ in aviation safety;
• Regulations and guidance for the Exchange/Sale of federal aircraft, and personal property;
• Information associated with the Interagency Committee for Aviation Policy (ICAP); and;
• Procedures for reporting federal aviation accidents or incidents;

For more information, please visit the aviation policy website at http://www.gsa.gov/aircraftpolicy