; (2) facilitate global acceptance of the approach of the FAA to certification of powered-lift aircraft, products, and articles; and (3) consider any other information determined appropriated by the Administrator. 359. Availability of personnel for inspections, site visits, and training Section 40104 of title 49, United States Code, is further amended by adding at the end the following: (f) Travel The Administrator and the Secretary of Transportation shall, in carrying out the responsibilities described in subsection (a), delegate to the appropriate supervisors of offices of the Administration the ability to authorize the domestic and international travel of relevant personnel who are not in the Federal Aviation Administration Executive System, without any additional approvals required, for the purposes of— (1) promoting aviation safety, aircraft operations, air traffic, airport, unmanned aircraft systems, aviation fuels, and other aviation standards, regulations, and initiatives adopted by the United States; (2) facilitating the adoption of United States approaches on such aviation standards and recommended practices at the International Civil Aviation Organization; (3) supporting the acceptance of Administration design and production approvals by other civil aviation authorities; (4) training Administration personnel and training provided to other persons; (5) engaging with regulated entities, including performing site visits; (6) activities associated with subsections (c) through (e)