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Federal AviationAdministrationIACRA

Integrated Airman Certification and/or Rating Application Overview Presentation

Version 6.0 created for use with IACRA 4.x.x only

DESIGNATED PILOT EXAMINERS

KEN PANNELL, ASI

FY 2008

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Presentation Synopsis

This presentation provides a walkthrough (with accompanying screenshots) of an applicant applying for a Private Pilot certification.

Additionally, the presentation shows how all associated members of the process (Designated Examiner, Recommending Instructor, etc) use IACRA to complete this private pilot certification.

Information on additional certifications is provided at the end of the this presentation.

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What is IACRA?

IACRA, the Integrated Airman Certification and/or

Rating Application, is a web-based application that

uses online validation and digital signatures to

verify the output data.

Upon successful completion of the IACRA process,

the Registry issues applicants a permanent airman

certificate.

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What Does IACRA Do?

Processes applications for airman certification via the web

Interfaces with critical elements of multiple FAA databases for data validation and verification

Automatically ensures applicants meet regulatory and policy requirements

Implements use of digital signatures throughout certification process

Automatically produces results documents

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The Integrated ACRA (IACRA) Solution

Consistent, Intuitive User Interface

Online Context-Sensitive Help

Ease of Administration

Ease of Upgrade & Deployment

Paperless System

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IACRA BenefitsReduction of data errors through auto checking

Reduction in the number of rejected applications

Reduction in FAA transaction costs

Adoption of a single airman tracking number

Uniformity of interpretation of airman certification regulations

Improved accuracy and filing time for PTRS (1563, 3529, 5529)

Improved management oversight capabilities

Promotion of data sharing

Elimination of distribution of software media

Compliance with GPEA by mandated Oct. 03 through use of digital signatures

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Who Are IACRA Users

IACRA users include the Federal Government, Aviation Industry and the Public. Examples include:

Airman Applicants

Recommending Instructor (CFI)

Designated Examiners (DPE, DME, TCE, APD)

Training Center Program Managers (TCPM)

Aviation Safety Inspectors (ASI)

Aviation Safety Technicians (AST)

Aircrew Program Managers (APM)

Airman Certification Representatives (ACR)

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What Certifications/Ratings Does IACRA Currently Issue? (operations)

Airline Transport Pilot

Commercial Pilot

Private Pilot

Recreational Pilot

Student Pilot

LOA Original Issuance

LOA Authorized Instructor

14 CFR part 141 Flight School / 14 CFR part 142 Training Centers

14 CFR part 121 Advanced Qualification Program (AQP)

14 CFR part 142 Training Center from Pvt Pilot to ATP Original Issuance

Certificated Instructor (original issuance, added rating, renewal, and reinstatement)

Ground Instructor (original issuance and added rating)

Authorized Instructor

Instrument Rating

Type Ratings

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What Certifications/Ratings Does IACRA Currently Issue? (operations)

Original Sport Pilot Certification

Sport Pilot Added Endorsement

Sport Pilot Certificated Flight Instructor

Sport Pilot Ground Instructor Light

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What Certificates Will IACRA Issue in the Future?

Crew Members Other Than Pilots

– Aircraft Dispatcher Path– Flight Engineer– Control Tower Operator– Flight Navigator– Re-Issuance Paths

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IACRA Business Process Overview

Data Mart

Digital Signature

FAA Firewall

The Registry

Internet

Airman Applicant

Certifying Officer(FAA or

Designated Examiner)

IACRARecommending Instructor

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Database Integration

IACRA integrates with the following organizations/databases:

AVS Data MartATS – Airman Testing Standards (Knowledge Testing)

PTS – Practical Test Standards

NVIS - National Vital Information Subsystem

NPTRS – National Program Tracking and Reporting System (1563, 3529, and 5529 records only)

Airmen – Comprehensive Airman database

Reference - lookup tables from mainframe sources

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Required Software

Only the Microsoft Internet Explorer Web

browser (v5.5 and higher) and Adobe

Acrobat Reader (v5.0 and above) are

required for users to access the application.

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IACRA Application Walkthrough

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IACRA Walkthrough IntroductionThe following demonstration shows how to use IACRA in a

typical 14 CFR part 61 certification process scenario. This walkthrough shows the following:

1. The IACRA registration process.2. An applicant filling out the application.3. The RI selecting the application, following all items on the RI

Checklist, and adding a digital signature.4. The Certifying Officer (DE) selecting the application,

validating the airman’s ID, and reviewing the airman test results.

5. The applicant digitally signing the application.6. The CO (DE) entering test results, entering limitations, and

performing all of the other tasks on the Certifying Officer checklist.

7. The CO (DE) digitally signing the application.8. An example of a temporary certificate.

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IACRA

Home Page

http://acra.faa.gov/iacra

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IACRA

Home Page

Registration

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Applicant Registration

Applicant

IACRA

Applicant Registration

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First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Name Suffix

Phone

Email Address

User Name

Password

Confirm

Register

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Additional

Instructions

IACRA

Help

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IACRA Help

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Applicant Registration (con’t)

If a Student Certificate Include Letters Before Numbers and Leave Out Dash

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Text Description to the Residence

THE

APPLICANT IS

NOW REGISTERED

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Transition

At this point, the Applicant Registration is complete and an FAA Tracking Number (FTN) has been generated for the applicant, which he records for future use.

The Recommending Instructor must now register (for the purposes of this overview – though in reality, the RI could have registered long before or even after the applicant).

The RI registration is far less complex than the applicant registration. This is due to the validation process IACRA uses to ensure that the data requested from the RI at registration is validated in national FAA databases as being accurate and current.

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Recommending Instructor Registration

Applicant

Recommending Instructor

Next>>

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Recommending Instructor

Registration

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Name Suffix

Phone

Email Address

User Name

Password

Confirm

Security

Questions

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Transition

The Designated Examiner must also register as shown in the following slides.

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Designated Examiner Registration

Applicant

Recommending Instructor

Designated Examiner

Next>>

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Certificate Number Date of Issuance Designee Number FSDO First Name Middle Name Last Name Name Suffix Phone Email Address

User Name

Password

Confirm

Register

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Certificate Number Date of Issuance Designee Number FSDO First Name Middle Name Last Name Name Suffix Phone Email Address

User Name

Password

Confirm Register

Security

Questions

DPE

Registration

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This is Where the Lookup Tables Will Check Your Inputs

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Transition

Now that all of the participating parties have registered, the process starts with the applicant filling out an IACRA application.

The applicant has Registered and has been returned to the IACRA Home Page where he is required to Log In to begin a new application.

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Certification / Application Module

Login As: Applicant

FTN:

User Name:

Password:

Log In

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Start or Retrieve application

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Certification / Application Module

PILOTS

START

READ TIPS

Start New Application

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Step 1 Personal Information

Step 2 Certificate Sought

Step 3 Certificate Held

Step 4 Medical, Drugs, English

Step 5 Aeronautical Grid

Step 6 Validation

X ?

Certification / Application Module

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Certification / Application Module

Is My E-Mail Right This Time?

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Certification / Application Module

Certificate Sought Data

Step 2Select

StandardRequired Test

Information

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Certification / Application Module

Completion of Required Test

First Aircraft

Total Time

PIC Time

OK

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Certification / Application Module

CE 172-N CESSNA

OK

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Certification / Application ModuleCompletion of Required Test

First Aircraft

Total Time

PIC Time

OK

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Certification / Application Module

Category/Class Ratings

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Certification / Application Module

AIRPLANE SINGLE ENGINE LAND

OK

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Type Ratings if Applicable

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Certification / Application Module

LR-60 LEAR LR-60

OK

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Certification / Application Module

Click here if you hold a U.S. Standard Pilot Certificate

This includes a

Student Certificate

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Certification / Application Module

CERTIFICATE NUMBER

DATE OF ISSUANCE

CLICK STUDENT

OK

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Certification / Application Module

Certificate Number Date of IssuanceStudent Certificate

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Certification / Application Module

Medical

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Certification / Application Module

Drugs

Language

Failure

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Certification / Application Module

Aeronautical Experience

X-C on a small island61.111

Night Flight Exception

61.110

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Certification / Application Module

Enter Aeronautical Experience

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Certification / Application Module

Click on Step 6 on the Navigation Bar

Do the hour meet

Part 61

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Certification / Application Module

ERROR CORRECTION IF

IMPROPER DATA

Data is Validated by IACRA

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Certificate

Summary

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Certification / Application Module

CLOSE

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Certification / Application Module

SUBMIT

APPLICATION

Data Has Been Validated by IACRA and Corrected

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Application ID 15749

REVIEW APPLICATION

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Certification / Application Module

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Transition

The applicant now must contact his Recommending Instructor so that the RI can verify the applicant’s knowledge test information and digitally sign the application.

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Recommending Instructor Login

Login

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Recommending Instructor Login

Login As: Recommending Instructor

FTN:

User Name:

Password:

Login

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Recommending Instructor Login

Retrieve Application

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RI Retrieve Application

ENTER APPLICANT’S FTN

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RI Select Application

Select

Continue

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RI Checklist

View 8710

Recommending Instructor’sChecklist

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RI Checklist: View 8710-1 Form

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RI Checklist: View 8710-1 Form

View Knowledge Test.

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RI Enters Knowledge Test Information

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RI Reviews Applicant’s Certificate

View Applicant’s

Certificate Summary

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RI View Applicant Certificate Summary

CLOSE

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RI Checklist

Sign 8710

Or Reset

Application

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RI Digitally Signs Application

SIGN APPLICATION

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RI Digitally Signs Application

CLICK HERE TO SIGN

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RI Digitally Signs Application

Recommending Instructor (e-sig info)

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RI Checklist

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Transition

Now, the applicant must meet with his Certifying Officer (in this case, a Designated Examiner) in order to complete the application. When he meets with his Certifying Officer, the CO must verify his identity and then log into IACRA and retrieve his application, so that both the CO and the applicant can digitally sign the application, as shown on the following slides.

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CO: Applicant Retrieval

Login As: DESIGNATED EXAMINER

FTN:

User Name:

Password:

Log In

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CO: Applicant Retrieval

Retrieve Application

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CO: Application Selection

Enter Applicant’s FTN:

Work/Sign

Find Application(s)

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Select

CO: Application Selection

CONTINUE

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

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Verify Airman Identification

Certifying Officer’s Checklist

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CO: Verify Airman Identification

DRIVER’S LICENSEID Number

Date – Must Be

Current

Country - USA

State - CA

OK

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

View Test

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CO: Review Airman Knowledge Test Report

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

Review 8710-1

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CO: Review 8710-1 Application

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

Review Act

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CO:Review Privacy Act Information

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

APPLICANT SIGNS

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Transition

IACRA opens the login page so that the applicant can log in, retrieve, and digitally sign his application as the CO witnesses him perform the process.

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Applicant Login

LOG IN

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Applicant Application Retrieval

Start or Retrieve App

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Applicant Application Retrieval

Select

Retrieve Application

Sign Application

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Digital Signature Preview

Preview Application

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Digital Signature Preview

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Applicant Digital Signature

SIGN APPLICATION

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Applicant Digitally Signs Application

Click to Sign

Signed 8710-1

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Applicant Digital Signature

Close Browser

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Transition• Now that the applicant has digitally signed the

8710-1 application, the CO’s can conduct the practical exam with the applicant.

• • The CO takes his applicant for his practical

test for certification in accordance with Practical Test Standards. Upon their return, the CO logs back into IACRA via the IACRA Home Page. The CO selects the application, enters practical test results, and finishes the application process.

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

Practical Test Results

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CO: Enter Practical Test Results

Test Date

Airport ID

Airport Location

Test Duration Oral

Test Duration Aircraft 1

Make, Model Aircraft 1

Registration Number Aircraft 1

Approve Disapprove Discontinuance

OK

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CO: Enter Practical Test Results

• After the CO enters all of the appropriate information (some information requires accessing sub-screens to complete), the CO selects (ideally) the Click Here to Approve link to send the data to IACRA and to signal that this step is complete.

• Note the CO has the option of generating a

Notice of Disapproval or a Discontinuance, should it be necessary.

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

Enter Limitations

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CO: Enter Limitations

Limitation if needed

Examples:

HOLDER DOES NOT MEET

CROSS-COUNTRY FLIGHT

REQUIREMENTS OF ICAO

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

Aircraft Authorizations

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CO: Enter Vintage Aircraft Auth.

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Certifying Officer’s Checklist

To View Temporary Summary

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Click to Sign 8710-1 Application

Certifying Officer’s Checklist

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CO: Digitally Sign 8710-1 Application

SIGN APPLICATION

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CO: Digitally Sign 8710-1 Application

Click Here to Sign

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CO: Digitally Sign 8710-1 Application

Review/Print Temporary Certificate

Review/Print

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CO: Review Temporary Certificate

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• This is the end of the IACRA application

process walkthrough.

• Access to the IACRA training server can be

made with the use of the Internet.

• We will now walk through how to access the

IACRA training server using your computer

at your office or home.

TRAINING

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TRAINING

http://iacra.faasafety.gov/

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Transition• Depending upon the certificate being

sought, different screens can appear other than what was shown in this walkthrough.

• The next set of slides shows how to use the IACRA Defect Tracking system, should you experience technical issues, have a question, or want to make a feature request regarding IACRA.

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IACRA Defect Tracking

Report a Bug

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IACRA Defect Tracking

Be Detailed

In Description

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IACRA Defect Tracking

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IACRA Defect Tracking

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End IACRA Walkthrough

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