A states 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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This is based on the doctrine of preemption, which means that if the federal government chooses to regulate an area of law, state and local governments cannot interfere with that regulation. Congress has chosen to regulate the airline industry through the Federal Aviation Administration, so states cannot enact their own regulations that would conflict with federal law.

A States May Not Regulate the Airline Industry,even If Flights