Aviation Regulatory Framework

The aviation regulatory framework consists of laws, rules, and agencies that oversee the safety, security, and operation of aircraft and airlines. It ensures that flights are conducted safely, pilots and aircraft meet standards, and passengers are protected. Agencies like the FAA in the U.S. or EASA in Europe develop and enforce these regulations. Airlines and manufacturers must follow these guidelines to operate legally and safely. This framework helps maintain trust in air travel by standardizing practices and managing risks across the aviation industry globally.