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Chapter 12.08 — AIRCRAFT REGULATIONS

Riverside Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Riverside

12.08.010 - Federal aviation rules and regulations adopted.

12.08.020 - Pilot to conform to rules.

12.08.030 - Powers of Airport Manager.

12.08.040 - Operating aircraft while under influence of alcohol, drug, or substance.

12.08.050 - Two-way radio required.

12.08.060 - Communication with tower.

12.08.070 - When tower frequency to be guarded.

12.08.080 - Remaining in local traffic pattern.

12.08.090 - Wheel brakes required—Tail skid authorization.

12.08.100 - Taxi speed.

12.08.110 - Approaching runway for take-off.

12.08.120 - Conformance to 14 CFR part 91.

12.08.140 - Simulated forced landings.

12.08.150 - Turns after take-off.

12.08.160 - Traffic pattern established.

12.08.170 - Entering or leaving traffic pattern.

12.08.180 - Flying rules while in traffic pattern.

12.08.190 - Unnecessary noise and noise abatement procedures.

12.08.200 - North-south runway.

12.08.205 - Calm wind runway.

12.08.210 - Boarding or disembarking when landing or taking off.

12.08.220 - Places where repairs allowed and prohibited.

12.08.225 - Fueling of aircraft and operation of fueling vehicles.

12.08.230 - Starting engine-runup.

12.08.240 - Taxiing into or out of hangar—Operating engines in hangar.

12.08.250 - Moving aircraft upon direction of Airport Manager.

12.08.260 - Removal of damaged aircraft.

12.08.270 - Reporting aircraft accidents.

12.08.280 - Aircraft to be properly secured.

12.08.290 - Registering airport-based aircraft.

12.08.300 - Parking areas for aircraft.

12.08.310 - Transient aircraft parking.

12.08.320 - Tie-down areas.

12.08.330 - Helicopter operations.

12.08.340 - Insurance regulations.

12.08.350 - Noise management.

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