The phrase "aviation rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to regulations or guidelines that govern the operation of aircraft and the conduct of aviation activities.
Example: "All pilots must adhere to aviation rules to ensure safety in the skies."
Alternatives: "aviation regulations" or "air traffic rules".
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.
An Airbus spokeswoman, Barbara Kracht, said the aircraft manufacturer also could not comment on the investigation, citing international aviation rules.
International aviation rules require accident investigation authorities to make an accident report publicly available "as soon as possible and, if possible, within 12 months".
"The American plane seriously violated aviation rules and should take the full responsibility for the incident," he said, echoing the government's official account.
The American airlines are resisting, asserting that aviation rules must be made on a multinational basis, but they are seeking low-carbon fuels they can use.
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.
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.
Aviation safety rules have been under scrutiny since the Feb. 12 crash of a twin-engine turboprop on a flight from Newark to Buffalo, killing 50.
Moscow transport investigators said they had opened a criminal probe into breaches of aviation safety rules causing multiple deaths through negligence.
