Who is “The Administrator” in regs

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Does anyone know who they are referring to in the cfr’s when they reference Administrators (usually capitalized)
 
The FAA Administrator, the head of the FAA, and basically anyone on his staff to which he can delegate legal authority.
 
Ah that helped. I dug around and found 183.1 and 183.11 which helped me get some specific examples, I have a clearer picture now.
 
Does anyone know who they are referring to in the cfr’s when they reference Administrators (usually capitalized)

FAR 1.1

§1.1 General definitions.
Link to an amendment published at 86 FR 4503, Jan. 15, 2021.
As used in Subchapters A through K of this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise:
Administrator means the Federal Aviation Administrator or any person to whom he has delegated his authority in the the matter concerned
 
He's like Da Terminator... but much much worse.
 
He's like Da Terminator... but much much worse.
I took a swing at Marion Blakey at a black-tie dinner (AIAA or the like). I feared certificate action but we laughed about it at subsequent events.
 
That's a good general tip for answering so many flying-related questions. Check the definitions.

14 CFR 1.1 and 61.1 both include definition. Also check the Pilot/Controller Glossary for the meanings of terms.

If you're a baseball fan, it's the same thing. The definitions section of the rule book answers so many of the rules questions you'll encounter.
 
That's a good general tip for answering so many flying-related questions. Check the definitions.

14 CFR 1.1 and 61.1 both include definition. Also check the Pilot/Controller Glossary for the meanings of terms.

If you're a baseball fan, it's the same thing. The definitions section of the rule book answers so many of the rules questions you'll encounter.

Yup. The P/CG is a gold mine
 
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