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An aviation or aerospace attorney focus on matters related to air travel or the aerospace industry. Aviation law are the rules and regulations that govern all aspects of aircraft operations by both individuals, both pilots and passengers, and businesses including airlines. Aviation laws are set by cities, states, Federal agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration and by international law. Aviation law controls activities and procedures for airplane pilots, airplane repairmen, flight controllers, baggage handlers and others.
