A state may not regulate the airline industry, even if flights come into the state, because Congress has chosen to regulate the industry.

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According to the doctrine of federal preemption, when Congress has chosen to regulate an industry, state regulations in that area are preempted or overridden. Therefore, a state may not regulate the airline industry if Congress has already done so, even if flights come into the state.

A State May Not Regulate the Airline Industry, Even If