Aircraft Law
/ˈɛərkrɑːft lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) The body of law regulating the design, operation, and use of aircraft, including safety standards, liability, and international treaties.
Aircraft law governs the certification and operation of airplanes to ensure safety in air travel.
Forms
- aircraft law
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Commentary
Aircraft law is a specialized subset of aviation law focusing specifically on legal issues related to aircraft themselves, distinct from broader airspace management or airport regulation.
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