Government market
States decide who may fly and who may buy.
Civil aviation offices, public buyers, and defense lists do not answer the same question. This institute keeps those doors apart.
Sir Airffic Go
Welcome. One door at a time.
I will walk with you. We take one government door at a time. A friendly tone does not change the evidence.
Seven questions, seven pages
Each page keeps one question. A blank stays a blank.
Several government doors
Flight rules and a defense list are different offices.
02Open the actor first
A strategy line waits for an opened page.
03Flight rules and buying rules
One yes does not finish the other doors.
04Jobs governments buy
Inspection, logistics, and farming are separate jobs.
05Public programs, without tactics
A U.S. list notice and a UK strategy PDF are open. Weapon instructions stay out.
06A map with blanks
Empty cells stay empty until a page is opened.
07Start from the buyer
Write the door, the job, and the blank.
Actors with an opened page
A strategy sentence appears only after a public page was opened.
FAA
The civil hub sorts flyers by job. A Remote ID page was also opened. Buying rules were not.
Read the strategyEASA
EU civil rules on the page are risk-based and name three categories. Member-state differences are unread.
Read the strategyEuropean Commission
The 29 November 2022 communication lists 19 actions the Commission intends. It is not proof those actions are finished.
Read the strategyServices
Links use the same language when that language was live on 6 November 2026.
Left off this page because that language was not live: Airffic Crisis, Airffic Radiotelephony, Airffic Simulator, Training Space, Airffic Operation.
The Japanese guide uses a light Hiroshima dialect. A native speaker has not reviewed it.