Which body oversees the accreditation and certification program?

• A. Board of Examiners
• B. FAA
• C. Regulatory Alerts
• D. ACRP

Answer: (A)

Oversight of an accreditation and certification program is handled by the body that sets the standards, develops the exams, and grants credentials. That governance rests with the Board of Examiners, which is the group responsible for administering the accreditation and certification process and maintaining its integrity. The FAA is a government regulator for aviation safety and does not run AAAE’s internal credentialing program. Regulatory Alerts is a notification service, not a credentialing authority. ACRP is a research program, not an accrediting body. So the Board of Examiners is the best choice because it directly manages the accreditation and certification process.