; or (iv) as the Administrator considers appropriate. (B) Requirements In conducting an assessment under subparagraph (A), the Administrator shall— (i) consult with the appropriate authorities of the government of the foreign country concerned; (ii) determine the extent to which such country effectively maintains and carries out its aviation safety oversight measures pursuant to the Convention on International Civil Aviation (in this section referred to as the Chicago Convention ); and (iii) use a standard that will result in an analysis of the aviation safety oversight measures carried out by such country based on the minimum standards contained in Annexes 1, 6, and 8 to the Chicago Convention in effect on the date of the assessment. (C) Non-compliance findings (i) In general When the assessment required by this subsection identifies areas of non-compliance to the safety oversight measures in the Chicago Convention, the Administrator shall conduct final discussions with the foreign country within 90 days of the assessment to determine whether the non-compliance findings have been corrected and the foreign country is now in compliance with the applicable international standards for effective aviation safety oversight. (ii) Correction If the Administrator determines that the foreign country has corrected identified area of non-compliance by the close of final discussions, the Federal Aviation Administration will issue or continue to issue operations specifications to the foreign operator to enable the United States air service or to the United States operator if the foreign operator is to carry its airline code. (iii) Non-correction If the Administrator determines that the foreign country has not has corrected identified area of non-compliance by the close of final discussions— (I) immediate notification will be made to the Secretary of Transportation and the Secretary of State, that a condition exists that threatens the safety of passengers, aircraft, or crew traveling to or from the foreign country