; or (2) type certification under part 21 of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations. (f) Revocation The Administrator may suspend or revoke the authorizations in subsection (a) if the Administrator determines that the manufacturer or the small unmanned aircraft system is no longer in compliance with the standards accepted by the Administrator under subsection (a)(1) or with the manufacturer’s statement of compliance under subsection (h). (g) Requirements With regard to an authorization under the processes in subsection (a), the Administrator may require a manufacturer of small unmanned aircraft systems to provide the Federal Aviation Administration with the following: (1) The aircraft system’s operating instructions. (2) The aircraft system’s recommended maintenance and inspection procedures. (3) The manufacturer’s statement of compliance described in subsection (h). (4) Upon request, a sample aircraft to be inspected by the Federal Aviation Administration to ensure compliance with the consensus safety standards accepted by the Administrator under subsection (a). (h) Manufacturer’s statement of compliance for small UAS A manufacturer’s statement of compliance shall— (1) identify the aircraft make, model, range of serial numbers, and any applicable consensus safety standards used and accepted by the Administrator; (2) state that the aircraft make and model meets the provisions of the consensus safety standards identified in paragraph (1); (3) state that the aircraft make and model conforms to the manufacturer’s design data and is manufactured in a way that ensures consistency across units in the production process in order to meet the applicable consensus safety standards accepted by the Administrator; (4) state that the manufacturer will make available to the Administrator, operators, or customers— (A) the aircraft’s operating instructions, which conform to the consensus safety standards identified in paragraph (1)