Part 91 (General Operating and Flight Rules)

Part 91 of the Federal Aviation Regulations outlines the basic rules for flying aircraft in the United States. It covers various aspects such as pilot responsibilities, aircraft equipment requirements, and operational procedures. This regulation applies to general aviation, which includes non-commercial flying, and emphasizes safety, proper flight planning, and adherence to air traffic control directives. Pilots must ensure their aircraft is airworthy, operate within designated airspace, and maintain communication with air traffic control when required. Essentially, it establishes standards for safe and responsible flying to protect both pilots and the public.