FAI

abbreviation for

1. Fédération aéronautique internationale
2. Football Association of Ireland

Word History and Origins

Origin of FAI¹

(sense 1) French: International Aeronautical Federation

Example Sentences

The FAI report noted that, in an interview with forensic and legal psychology expert Prof Gary Macpherson, Ms Duncan appeared "extremely articulate".

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Sheriff Principal Nigel Ross, who oversaw the FAI, recommended the current process of self-certification be limited to applicants under 80 years old.

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The FAI concluded the cause of the accident was a loss of control of a vehicle "entirely caused by Edith Duncan's inability to perform safely what would otherwise have been a routine manoeuvre".

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In evidence to the FAI at Edinburgh Sheriff Court earlier this month , Mr Rzeznicki said he took the evidence into a staff office, put it on a table and shared what he had been told with colleagues.

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Mr Rzeznicki told the FAI it was his “error of judgement” not to take Christopher’s warnings more seriously and that “in retrospect I should have done the search”.

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