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Regulation, Deregulation and Reregulation in Aviation Industry

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This article discusses the impact of regulation, deregulation and reregulation in the aviation industry. It covers the role of government, federal aviation commission, civil aviation board, and the positive and negative impacts of deregulation.

Regulation, Deregulation and Reregulation in Aviation Industry

   Added on 2019-09-21

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The regulation era in the aviation industry plays an important role in establishing the industry. The airline industry is one of the most financially unstable industries in the United States. The government plays an important role in the aviation. The air carriers are privately owned by the individuals or organizations, but the federal government interferes because its success impacts onthe economic conditions of the economy. At the time of great depression, the nation's transportation, infrastructure, and operators play a vital role in the economy of the nation. The economy will be negatively impacted if the competition, uncertainty, and orders are not mitigated by the regulations. The regulatory oversights that the federal government instituted with the respect of the airline industry and it were implemented in 1934 (Truxal et al., 2013). Theprovisions were made for the establishment of federal aviation commission. The federal regulations have a number of motives for any industry. The transportation industry has general regulations, and airline industry has particular regulatory. The two main functions of regulatory include endurance of economic stability of the industry and provide assurance of safety to the passengers and operators. The safety has an important component of airline regulatory since 1930 because air traffic and couple accidents increased. The minimum standard requirement of cabin crew and ground crew is regulated through airline regulatory. The FAC is established to setthe standard operating procedures for air traffic control and for in-flight and on-ground safety procedures as well as for the standard procedure in the events of aviation incidents and accidents.The reporting and tracking the incidents is more difficult than documenting the accidents. The under-reporting gives the bad impression on the public and actual safety of the industry. Civil aviation board plays an important role in the era of regulations. The CAB regulates the internal air transport market for forty years till 1978 in the United States. There are three main functions of CAB which includes identification of the routes and schedules of airlines, setting regulation of
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