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The FAA is primarily responsible for regulating what type of airports?

Military
Civilian
Private
International

The correct answer is: Civilian

The FAA, or Federal Aviation Administration, is responsible for regulating civilian airports, as well as the aviation industry as a whole. Civilian airports are those that serve the general public with commercial airlines, private aircraft, and other types of aircraft. The other options are incorrect because - The military operates and controls their own airports, separate from civilian airports. - Private airports are not open to the general public and are typically used by private individuals or companies. - International airports are regulated by multiple entities, including the FAA, but are not solely the responsibility of the FAA.