; (II) recommendations of previous aviation rulemaking committees that reviewed flight data monitoring program requirements for commercial operators under part 135 of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations; (III) recommendations from industry safety organizations, including the Vertical Aviation Safety Team, the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee, and the United States Helicopter Safety Team; (IV) scientific data derived from a broad range of flight data recording technologies capable of continuously transmitting and that support a measurable and viable means of assessing data to identify and correct hazardous trends; (V) appropriate use of data for modifying behavior to prevent accidents; (VI) the need to accommodate technological advancements in flight data recording technology; (VII) data gathered from aviation safety reporting programs; (VIII) appropriate methods to provide effective terrain awareness and warning system protections while mitigating nuisance alerts for aircraft; (IX) the need to accommodate the diversity of airworthiness standards under part 27 and part 29 of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations; (X) the need to accommodate diversity of operations and mission sets; (XI) benefits of third-party data analysis for large and small operations; (XII) accommodations necessary for small businesses