New Mexico § 64-1-7 - State corporation commission [public regulation commission] may make rules and regulations
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§ 64-1-7. State corporation commission [public regulation commission] may make rules and regulations
The public safety requiring and the advantages of uniform regulation making it desirable
in the interest of aeronautical progress, the state corporation commission [public
regulation commission] is hereby authorized to make, from time to time, regulations
concerning such common carriers, and air traffic rules applicable to the operation
of all aircraft within this state: provided, however, that such regulations and air
traffic rules shall conform to and coincide with the provisions of the Air Commerce
Act of May 20th, 1926, 1 and all amendments thereto passed by the congress of the United States and the air
commerce regulations and the air traffic rules adopted by the secretary of commerce
pursuant thereto, as nearly as may be and insofar as the same are applicable: which
said regulations and air traffic rules, so to be made by the state corporation commission
[public regulation commission], are hereby declared to be necessarily incident to
the exercise of its jurisdiction over the common carriers mentioned in Section 6 of
this act. 1
44 Stat. 568.
Source: official New Mexico text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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