Federal Aviation Administration Regulations (FARs)

Federal Aviation Administration Regulations (FARs) are rules established by the FAA to ensure safety and consistency in civilian aviation. They cover everything from pilot licensing, aircraft maintenance, and operational procedures to air traffic management. FARs help prevent accidents, protect passengers and crews, and promote efficient air travel by setting standards that pilots, airlines, and maintenance personnel must follow. Compliance with these regulations is mandatory for legal operation of all civilian aircraft in U.S. airspace.