Southern California Aerial Advertisers' Association v. Federal Aviation Administration

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• explaining that we have an obligation to determine the scope of our own jurisdiction
• finding new rule legislative where it was prompted by agency’s safety concerns rather than the language or history of the regulations the agency purported to interpret
• “[W]e may review a petitioner’s claims regarding final agency action other than formal rulemaking [under § 46110’s predecessor statute] so long as an administrative record adequate to permit evaluation of those claims exists.”

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