Air Carrier Compliance Group

Air Carrier Compliance Group, also known as ACCG, helps operators with FAA certifications, aviation manuals and electronic compliance systems. The company is airline pilot owned. It began in 1995 and was incorporated in 2001. It says it has more than 25 years of FAA certification experience.

ACCG supports operators from single pilot start-ups to large corporate flight departments, including Fortune 500 companies. Its work covers Part 135 air carrier certification, Part 91 letters of authorization and manuals, Part 91K fractional manuals, and Part 133 and Part 145 applications.

Turnkey Part 135 packages include a statement of compliance, a general operations manual, training programs, and where needed a general maintenance manual, minimum equipment list, hazardous materials program and international operations manual. Manuals are formatted for digital submission.

Certification support runs from the first FAA contact through to the issuing of operations specifications. After FAA approval, the company includes one year of support for updates, comments and coordination. The company says it has completed hundreds of certifications. Its first air carrier certification was for Advanced Airways in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Other services include manual revisions with version control and FAA comment resolution, compliance audits, job aids and forms, safety management system programs, and electronic flight bag programs. Manuals are delivered as PDFs or as secure online copies.

ACCG also sells software. myFLIGHTDATA covers flight operations, Part135SMS is an electronic safety management system, and Part135CASS is an electronic continuous analysis and surveillance system. Its advisers have airline and medical transport backgrounds.

Services

• Part 135 certification support
• Part 91 letters of authorization and manuals
• Part 133 certification support
• Part 145 certification support
• Safety management system programs
• Aviation manual development
• Compliance audits
• Digital compliance systems