Aviation safety regulations aim to ensure the safety and efficiency of air travel by setting standards for aircraft operations, maintenance, and crew training.

The FAA establishes and enforces safety regulations and standards for civil aviation, ensuring that aircraft, pilots, and air traffic controllers meet safety requirements.

ICAO sets global standards and regulations for aviation safety, security, efficiency, and environmental protection, facilitating international cooperation in air transport.

Aircraft maintenance records document the work performed on the aircraft, ensuring that the aircraft meets regulatory safety standards and is airworthy.

ATC regulations ensure the safe and efficient flow of air traffic by guiding aircraft during takeoff, landing, and while en route, minimizing risks of accidents and collisions.

An SMS is a structured approach to managing safety that includes policies, procedures, and processes designed to identify and mitigate safety risks in aviation operations.

Airport security regulations are designed to ensure the safety of passengers and staff by preventing unauthorized access, terrorism, and other security threats.

The emergency systems ensure that the aircraft is equipped to handle unexpected situations, such as cabin depressurization or fire, by meeting the required safety standards.

Pilot training ensures that pilots are qualified to operate aircraft safely under various conditions, meeting regulatory standards and reducing the risk of human error.