The phrase "airport rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to regulations or guidelines that govern behavior and procedures at an airport.
Example: "Before traveling, make sure you are familiar with the airport rules regarding security checks and baggage allowances."
Alternatives: "aviation regulations" or "airport regulations".
Senators' Run-Ins With Airport Rules CALL it the tale of the flying senators.
Uber and the other ride-hailing apps are not bound by airport rules.
The student, Nikolay V. Dzhonev, 21, left, pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of knowingly and willfully violating airport rules.
In contravention of airport rules a customs official who was training his sniffer dog planted a packet of cannabis in a suitcase.
Pearson, said to be meticulous when abiding by airport rules regarding liquids, was mortified when staff started searching his bag for prohibited items.
Uber representatives said their smartphone app can be used to inform drivers of the airport rules.
My airport rule is, stay away from the junk.
The first word Jeebleh hears as he arrives at the Mogadishu airport, ruled by armed and wilding teen-agers, is "guns".
A motion at the party's annual conference in Brighton will "firmly" reject the Thames estuary airport, rule out new runways at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted, and propose better use of existing capacity.
Caroline Shaw, a spokeswoman for the organizing committee, said "the airport rule" has been put in place, meaning that spectators are being urged to arrive at the stadium at least two hours before the ceremony begins, at 8 p.m. Eastern time.
"Within 15 calendar days of the date of this order, the [Gupta company] shall deliver the Bombardier" into the custody of Export Development Canada EDCC) at Lanseria international airport, ruled the high court judge Fayeeza Kathree-Setiloane.
