The phrase "aviation rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to regulations or guidelines that govern aviation practices and safety.
Example: "The aviation rule regarding flight crew rest periods is crucial for ensuring safety in the skies."
Alternatives: "aviation regulation" or "aviation guideline".
An article on Thursday about a letter from the National Transportation Safety Board complaining about the slow pace of an aviation rule change intended to prevent explosions like the one off Long Island in 1996 misspelled the surname of the safety board's acting chairman.
The bill renews funding for the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) until 2023, and includes several provisions designed to modernize U.S aviation rule — from making commercial flights more comfortable for passengers to including new provisions to act against privately owned drones.
The crash investigation resulted in a new federal aviation rule, requiring enough time between heavy aircraft and following light aircraft to allow wake turbulence to diminish.
Before it proposes a rule, the F.A.A. often convenes "aviation rule-making advisory committees" that sometimes sit for years, trying to reach consensus.
Flying drones for commercial purposes, the police said, violated federal aviation rules.
A scramble doesn't imply a breach of sovereign airspace or military aviation rules.
Under United States aviation rules, unless the captain formally declares an emergency, controllers have few options.
The government has been willing to modify its civil aviation rules so that Zipline can function.
The sharp turn averted one problem but created a new potential violation of aviation rules.
An Airbus spokeswoman, Barbara Kracht, said the aircraft manufacturer also could not comment on the investigation, citing international aviation rules.
Although aviation rules could have been more ambitious, there is currently no "clean" way to power planes.
