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LEGAL AND REGULATORY ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION
by Ruwantissa I.R. Abeyratne
... This book provides a substantial discussion of American case law
and cases before the International Court of Justice. It is a needed addition
to any collection on aviation law.
Bimonthly Review of Law Books, 1996
... [d]er dieses Buch zu einem äusserst wertvollen und
hilfreichen Nachschlagewerk der aktuellen juristischen Probleme des internationalen
Lufttransports macht. Es ist daher jedem, der in diesem Bereich arbeitet,
zu empfehlen.
Zeitschrift für Luft-und Weltraumrecht 3/97
Covers subjects ranging from the legal consequences arising
from the use of automation in civil aviation, the carriage of the elderly
and disabled by air, and the role of international law in unlawful interference
with civil aviation. New issues, such as the protection of the environment
and the legal management of aviation security, are also given deep critical
attention.
Contents
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Chapter 1 analyzes the Chicago Convention and traces the progress of civil
aviation under its influence. Also addresses air traffic rights; recent
developments in economic regulation; legal and economic aspects of taxation;
tourism and aviation; communications; navigation; surveillance; etc.
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Chapter 2 analyzes and highlights emerging issues in civil aviation law,
including trends in air transport.
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Chapter 3 deals with the environment: aircraft emissions and noise, etc.
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Chapter 4 addresses the role of international law in the suppression of
unlawful interference with civil aviation, e.g., hijacking, sabotage, missile
attacks on aircraft in flight, terrorist attacks, and the use of aircraft
in drug trafficking.
About the Author
Dr. Abeyratne is an officer with the International Civil Aviation Organization.
He is the author of more than 50 articles, published in international legal
journals, on this and related subjects.
1996. 485 pp. ISBN 1-57105-010-8. $125/hardcover.
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