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Air Passenger Rights:A New Departure In European Aviation Law, Niall Neligan

Articles

The purpose of this article is to critically evaluate the legal and economic implications of the framework for passenger rights under Regulation 261/2004 in light of the recent decision of the Court of Justice in International Air Transport Association v The Department of Transport . This article will examine in detail the Regulation,
outlining the major provisions contained within, the legal challenge brought by the International Air Transport Association (“IATA”) and the European Low Fares Association (“ELFA”) and the impact
it will have on passenger rights in the European Union. Furthermore, the article will conclude by examining how national enforcement …

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Will It Happen Again - Faa's Disastrous Prior Experience With User Fees, Roy Goldberg

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Federal Preemption - State Dram Shop Legislation In Conflict With Federal Aviation Administration Regulations - The Supreme Court Of Georgia Declines To Hold That The Airline Deregulation Act Mandates Preemption Of The Georgia Dram Shop Act As It Applies To Carriers, Sarita Anne Smithee

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The Wto's Toughest Case: An Examination Of The Effectiveness Of The Wto Dispute Resolution Procedure In The Airbus-Boeing Dispute Over Aircraft Subsidies, Nils Meier-Kaienburg

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The Changing Face Of General Aviation Security Regulation: What Is Being Done, What Needs To Be Done, And Why Does Anything Need To Be Done In The First Place, Rebecca Tillery

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Recent Developments In Aviation Law, Edward C. Bresee Jr., Sirce Elliott

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Admissible Or Inadmissible - Getting In - Or Keeping Out - Government Documents In Aviation Cases, Leane Capps Medford, Steven D. Sanfelippo

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The Successes And Failures Of Presidential Policy On Commercial Air Travel, Daniel K. Bubb

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Book Review: Aviation Law: Cases And Materials

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Information Warfare: The Legal Aspects Of Using Satellites And Jamming Technologies In Propaganda Battles, Mark J. Sundahl

Law Faculty Contributions to Books

This paper examines the right of states to broadcast propaganda by satellite in times of war. In exploring this issue, the author addresses the hypothetical question of whether a state may use DBS technology to broadcast a commercial news program, such as CNN, into an enemy state in wartime as part of a larger campaign to win the support of the civilian population. The author begins by establishing that that the consent of a receiving state is required prior to such broadcasts, whether in peacetime or in times of war. This requirement of "prior consent" is the only restriction of …

Space For Tourism? Legal Aspects Of Private Spaceflight For Tourist Purposes, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

It is barely five years ago since the first space tourist proper, Mr. Dennis Tito, made his much-publicised 20 million-dollar flight to the ISS. And now, purportedly thousands of prospective customers are lining up with such nascent companies as Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic, for a 200,000-dollar, few-minute flight into the nearest part of outer space. In other words: it looks like space tourism is here to stay.

This obviously raises a number of key legal issues, stretching from proper application of such international space treaties as the Liability and Registration Conventions to national legal issues pertaining to liabilities, licensing …

Collaboration In The Exploration Of Outer Space: Using Adr To Resolve Conflicts In Space, Ka Fei Wong

Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution

This Note will explore in detail the use of ADR procedures for claims brought under the Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects of 1972 ("Liability Convention"), pointing out the benefits and effectiveness of the procedures. This Note will also explore the problems with the Liability Convention, and will suggest modifications to improve the ADR procedures set forth therein. By drawing on the ADR procedures from the Liability Convention as an example, this Note will suggest that the use of ADR procedures to resolve most outer space conflicts would be most desirable. Although ADR procedures currently exist …

Towards Monitoring Galileo: The European Gnss Supervisory Authority In Statu Nascendi = Zur Künftigen Überwachungsagentur Des Galileo Systems, Vers Une Autorité De Surveillance Du Système Galileo, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

There is little doubt that one of the most interesting and revolutionary, but also complicated and challenging space projects of today is Galileo, Europe’s own full-fledged second-generation navigation satellite system. Developed jointly by the European Union through the Commission and the European Space Agency, Galileo should by the end of the decade have thirty operational satellites in middle-earth-orbits providing timing, positioning and navigation signals across the globe.

From the very beginning Galileo was envisaged in particular by the Commission as a public-private-partnership (PPP). On the one hand, a private concessionaire should operate the system as of full operational capability (originally …

State Aid, The Growth Of Low-Cost Carriers In The European Union, And The Impact Of The 2005 Guidelines On Financing Of Airports And Start-Up Aid To Airlines Departing From Regional Airports, Ryan Griffin

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The Discoverability Of Sensitive Security Information In Aviation Litigation, Linda L. Lane

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From Adiz To Sfra: The Faa's Compliance With Administrative Procedures To Codify Washington, D.C. Flight Restrictions, Michele S. Sheets

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Intellectual Property Resources In And For Space: The Practitioner's Experience, Gary Myers

Faculty Publications

Today, our inquiry is timely because, increasingly, intellectual property law is becoming more important in space activities. The increasing sophistication of international cooperation and the growth of commercial and private space activities have brought intellectual property issues to greater prominence.

Rehabilitation Act - Call It Aid, Call It Help, But Don't Call It Federal Financial Assistance: Shotz V. American Airlines, Inc., Theodore M. Foster

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The Airlines: Destined To Fail, Richard D. Cudahy

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Aviation Law - D.C. Circuit Allows Stage 2 Noise Restriction Yet Defers To Faa's Interpretation Of Anca: City Of Naples Airport Authority V. Federal Aviation Administration, Nellie Strong

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Airline Liability - The Warsaw Convention - United States District Court Of The Southern District Of California Holds That The Passenger May Bring Suit In The United States Because It Is Klm's Place Of Business Through Which The Contract Was Made: Polanski V. Klm Royal Dutch Airlines, Rebecca Tillery

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Torts - Aviation Safety Ratings As Defamation: Aviation Charter, Inc. V. Aviation Research Group/Us, Lisa Normand

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Does The Montreal Convention Of 1999 Require That A Notice Be Given To Passengers - What Is The Validity Of Notice Of A Choice Of Forum Clause Under Montreal 1999, Senai W. Andemariam

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Application Of The Precautionary Principle To The Moon, Paul B. Larsen

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A Fait Acompli For The Pbgc And Us Taxpayers: How The Last Hope For Redemption Was Missed In The 2005 Bankruptcy Code Revisions And Subsequent Court Decisions, John P. Henry

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The General Aviation Revitalization Act Of 1994 - An Update, Orla M. Brady

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Sisyphus, The Boulder, And The Choice-Of-Law Hill: The Analytical Framework For Resolving The Unusual And Complex Choice-Of-Law Issues That Can Arise When The United States Is A Party In An Aviation Case, Rodney Patton

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