Get your FAA certificate verified

Airline Operations is a licensed module. It turns on once an FAA filing for your organization has been checked by a second person.

To file:
1. Open **Module Licenses** (the Certificate tab links there).
2. Under airline, choose the credential you hold: the FAA air carrier or operating certificate, or, if you are still in certification, the certification application.
3. Enter the certificate number exactly as printed, and the holder name exactly as the FAA lists it.
4. Attach the certificate (or, for an application, the FAA correspondence). A PDF or a photo works.
5. Submit. There is no expiry date to enter: the certificate has none, so we re-check it every 12 months (every 6 for an application) and will ask you to file again before then.

What happens next: a Turtini reviewer who is not you looks your operator up on the FAA's public operator search, its Part 135 operator list, or with the Flight Standards office, and records what it showed. We also check that your document contains the number you typed. If the FAA record shows the operator as not listed or suspended, the filing cannot be approved.

The FAA does not publish an API for this, so the check is a recorded human lookup. If your certificate is suspended or surrendered between checks, tell us; the module is withdrawn the same day.