Regulated airports and airlines
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Regulated airports and airlines
Good evening from the UK.
This is my first post in this forum.
I was wondering if there are any sources available on the internet to find out more about regulated airports and airlines.
I'm after definitions, examples of what is regulated and why etc. The basics is another way of describing my needs.
I did try and search on this forum but could not find much.
I would appreciate any feedback.
Many thanks in advance.
Raj.
This is my first post in this forum.
I was wondering if there are any sources available on the internet to find out more about regulated airports and airlines.
I'm after definitions, examples of what is regulated and why etc. The basics is another way of describing my needs.
I did try and search on this forum but could not find much.
I would appreciate any feedback.
Many thanks in advance.
Raj.
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This is not an easy answer.
By "Regulated" do you mean "Licenced"?
An "unlicenced" Aerodrome cannot allow Public Transport Movements.....[Fare paying pax] but can allow "General Aviation" movements. II think] eg EGNL [Barrow] is a "Licenced A/D"
until ATC go home so IF you land after then it is at your own risk
Part answer I know, hope for better
watpiktch
By "Regulated" do you mean "Licenced"?
An "unlicenced" Aerodrome cannot allow Public Transport Movements.....[Fare paying pax] but can allow "General Aviation" movements. II think] eg EGNL [Barrow] is a "Licenced A/D"
until ATC go home so IF you land after then it is at your own risk
Part answer I know, hope for better
watpiktch
