Airline Regulation

Airline regulation involves government rules and standards that ensure safety, fair competition, and consumer rights in the airline industry. These regulations set safety standards for aircraft and operations, oversee airline finances and ownership, and establish procedures for passenger rights, such as compensation for delays or cancellations. Regulators also monitor pricing practices and market entry to prevent monopolies and promote fair competition. The goal is to ensure airlines operate safely, fairly, and transparently, protecting passengers and maintaining a healthy, accessible aviation market.