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This comparative study examines the legal and regulatory frameworks for effective aviation technology management in different countries. With the rapid advancement of aviation technology, it is crucial to establish comprehensive frameworks that ensure the safe and efficient integration of these technologies into the aviation sector. The study compares the approaches taken by various countries in managing aviation technology, including unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), autonomous aircraft, and air traffic management systems. The research focuses on identifying key components of effective legal and regulatory frameworks, such as certification processes, operational requirements, privacy and security considerations, and liability frameworks. The study analyses case studies from countries known for their advancements in aviation technology, including the United States, European Union member states, and emerging aviation technology hubs like Singapore and Israel. By conducting a comparative analysis, this study aims to identify best practices and lessons learned in aviation technology management. It highlights the challenges faced by different countries and provides recommendations for policymakers, aviation authorities, and industry stakeholders to develop and enhance their legal and regulatory frameworks. The findings of this study contribute to the understanding of how countries can effectively manage aviation technology to foster innovation while ensuring safety, security, and compliance with international standards. The research also explores the implications of these frameworks on the growth and competitiveness of the aviation industry in a global context.