Rules were only ever started for Military use in times of war. Which when at war, there are no rules. And then Air law was only ever written for lawyers to make money. They were written by a German Jew who started before 1934
First ever rule, a wave of a hand or fist.
If you can see a 100 foot then fly a 100 mile, just don't hit anyone or thing.
And don't get lost.
Anybody care to contribute.
Ok cant post it as there are to many characters (26479) so you will have to read it for yourselves...
The Hague Rules of Air Warfare - World War I Document Archive
The Hague, December, 1922-February, 1923
[These rules were never adopted by the powers concerned.]
These rules come along before our time but as you can see they are all for warfare. I have been trying but to no-avail to find the first ever civi rule book and when this was published. Most of what I have found is about over-flying other Territories air space. and as I've said, it was written for lawyers not pilots.
So are all pilots, flying lawyers. Not me.
