Regulations: Making The Rules
A look at the rulemaking process
For your best chance in understanding what you read in the Federal Aviation Regulations, take your time and exhaust every possible additional source of information. For more information on rulemaking, take a look at www.faa.gov. There you can find its rulemaking page with more helpful information.
Karen Sullivan is assistant professor, Department of Aviation Technologies at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
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