FAA examiners and inspectors in Rhode Island
7 FAA designees are listed with an address in Rhode Island: 1 pilot examiner, 1 aviation medical examiner, 1 engineering representative, 3 manufacturing inspection representatives, 1 engineering representative (company). Each town's count opens its airport page, which says what the pilot examiners nearby may test for. Names are on the FAA's designee locator, not here, the site's policy at this time.
| Town | Airport | Pilot examiners | Medical examiners | Mechanic examiners | Others | In words |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bristol | no public airport in town | 1 | 1 aviation medical examiner | |||
| Coventry | no public airport in town | 1 | 1 engineering representative | |||
| East Providence | no public airport in town | 1 | 1 manufacturing inspection representative | |||
| Philadelphia | no public airport in town | 1 | 1 engineering representative (company) | |||
| Warren | no public airport in town | 1 | 1 manufacturing inspection representative | |||
| Westerly | Westerly State Airport WST | 1 | 1 pilot examiner | |||
| Woonsocket | no public airport in town | 1 | 1 manufacturing inspection representative |
Source: the FAA's designee locator (the Designee Management System), read October 10, 2026: 9,064 listings of 7,259 active designees, 5,449 of them placed on the map (a designee with several addresses is counted once per town; each is placed at the main public airport of the town the FAA lists, or, when the town has none, at the public airport nearest the centre of its zip code, from the Census Bureau's gazetteer). The locator names each designee with a telephone number and email address; this site shows counts only, its policy at this time. A designee's functions are the FAA's own codes (DPE-PE-ASEL is a pilot examiner for the private certificate in single-engine airplanes); the airport pages spell the main ones out. Examiners who list a flight school, FBO, operator or repair station on this site as their place of work are counted on that organisation's page (15 FBOs, 56 operators, 216 repair stations, 74 flight schools).
