O'Neill v. Lyric Amusement Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that FAA has authority to regulate traffic patterns of helicopters based on noise concerns of local residents
• holding that FAA has authority to regulate traffic patterns of helicopters based on noise concerns of local residents
• holding that FAA has authority to regulate traffic patterns of helicopters based on noise concerns of local residents
• holding that specific statutory provisions amplifying the FAA’s regulatory authority merely indicated that Congress intended to address 21 the matters subject to regulation in several different ways, not to limit the statute’s broad grant of authority
• “[D]eference by the court extends to the agency’s interpretation of statutory ambiguity that concerns the scope of the agency’s jurisdiction.”

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