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Domestic security inspectors will also work with foreign aviation officials to ensure that the American requirements are actually put in place, Mr. Ridge said.

Poorer nations may find that stipulation difficult, yet airline-servicing companies worldwide must comply strictly with the halon specifications laid down by aircraft manufacturers and foreign aviation authorities.

Reviewing foreign civil aviation authorities is the F.A.A.'s main tool to achieve that.

The delay in the South Korea case seems counter to the agency's policy on monitoring foreign civil aviation authorities.

The FAA then grounded the 787s, and foreign government aviation agencies followed suit.

The one industry where the government is keen to attract foreign investment is aviation, since local carriers are floundering.

Referring to foreign governments' civil aviation authorities, or C.A.A.'s, the F.A.A. said in May 2000 -- when it simplified its system into a pass/fail classification -- that it had "a continuing obligation to ensure that C.A.A.'s comply with minimum international standards for safety oversight".

The Indian government has eased the rules on foreign investment in aviation, allowing airlines from countries such as Dubai and Singapore to invest in Indian carriers.

The six directors were appointed from the ministries of energy, commerce, finance, civil aviation, foreign affairs, and the cabinet division, with the cabinet secretary taking on the role as chairman of the board of directors.

AFSOC's unique capabilities include airborne radio and television broadcast for psychological operations, as well as aviation foreign internal defense instructors to provide other governments military expertise for their internal development.

The command's core missions include battlefield air operations; agile combat support; aviation foreign internal defense; information operations; precision aerospace fires; psychological operations; specialized air mobility; specialized refueling; and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.