Air and Space Law Commons^™

The Fully-Computerized International Registry For Security Interests In Aircraft And Aircraft Protocol That Will Become Effective Toward The Beginning Of 2006, B. Patrick Honnebier

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Time For Congress To Spread Love In The Air: Why The Wright Amendment Was Wrong Before, And Why It Deserve Repeal Today, Jennifer C. Wang

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Why The Billy Mitchell Case Still Matters: Some Notes On The First Amendment, International Law, Civil Rights, And A Pioneer Of Military Aviation - Douglas Waller - A Question Of Loyalty: Gen. Billy Mitchell And The Court-Martial That Gripped The Nation, Jonathan L. Entin

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Assessing A Gps-Based Global Navigation Satellite System Within The Context Of The 2004 U.S. Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, And Timing Policy, [Author Redacted]

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Search And Seizure At Cruising Altitude: An Analysis Of The Re-Born Federal Air Marshals And Fourth Amendment Complications In The Twenty-First Century, Katherine Stein

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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United States Aviation Safety Data: Uses And Issues Related To Sanctions And Confidentiality, James L. Simmons, Jefferty S. Forrest

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Jurisdiction - Should The Jurisdictional Analysis Remain Stagnant In The Face Of The Modern Expansion Of International Trade Conducted Within The U.S. - Hms Aviation V. Layale Enterprises, S.A., Llyod A. Lim

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Electronic Ticketing - Current Legal Issues, Ruwantissa Abeyratne

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Airlines Jettison Their Pension Plans: Congress Must Act To Save The Pbgc And Protect Plan Beneficiaries, Jonathan E. Collins

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Aviation Insurance Coverage Issues Beware The Renter Pilot, Guy H. Riddle

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Critique Of Siemens V. Schenker: High Court Of Australia Decision 9 March 2004, John O'Reilly

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Cellular Phones On Airplanes - An Idea Not Ready For Take-Off, Heather J. Panko

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Interpretation Of Joint Employer Under The Family And Medical Leave Act - Ninth Circuit Holds An Airline That Contracted With Grounds Crews Is Not A Joint Employer Of Those Workers Under The Fmla: Moreau V. Air France, Jennifer C. Wang

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Public Space Travel - 2005: A Legal Odyssey Into The Current Regulatory Environment For United States Space Adventurers Pioneering The Final Frontier, Spencer H. Bromberg

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Be Nice - Or I'Ll Sue: Is This A New Perigee For Faa/Customer Relations - Cox & Novickis V. 5-State Helicopters, Inc. - A Clash Of Personal And Public Rights, Chris Kilgore, Jonathan Cunningham, Hays Hettinger

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Potential Effects Of The Trans-Atlantic Common Aviation Area On Shannon Airport, Ireland, Daniel James Centilli

Honors Theses

The Trans-Atlantic Aviation Area is a proposed liberalization of the air services agreements known as bilateral agreements between the United States of America and the member states of the European Union. The new agreement would replace the restrictive bilateral and Open Skies bilateral agreements between the United States and the EU with a single comprehensive agreement. The emergence of true open skies between the US and EU creates many economic opportunities and some economic threats. One such threat is the situation faced by the Shannon Airport, Ireland. Under the current US/Ireland bilateral, Shannon's existence is protected by requiring US carriers …

Case Note. Nemitz V. United States, A Case Of First Impression: Appropriation, Private Property Rights And Space Law Before The Federal Courts Of The United States, Robert Kelly

Journal of Space Law

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Implementing The United Nations Outer Space Treaties, Frans G. Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

The need, or at least desirability of establishing a national (framework) law dealing specifically with private space and space-related activities in implementing the United Nations outer space treaties - in particular some Articles of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, the 1972 Liability Convention and the 1975 Registration Convention - is increasingly felt also in Western Europe.

One of the states currently developing such a national framework law is the Netherlands, where in September 2003 the Cabinet gave the green light for such a development. The current paper investigates the background to this decision, such as the European internal market for …

Liability For Global Navigation Satellite Services: A Comparative Analysis Of Gps And Galileo, Frans Von Der Dunk

Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law Program: Faculty Publications

The law relating to global navigation satellite systems, (GNSS) is a novel and complex subject. As a result, this paper addresses a considerable number of issues from a new, as of yet untested legal perspective. It will also address a number of altogether new issues which, from a legal perspective, have been dealt with often in other areas of law. Global navigation satellite systems are being used for a very rapidly growing plethora of applications and, thus, also cause a rapidly growing plethora of legal issues to arise. These range from general institutional and jurisdictional ones, to such concrete aspects …

“Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds”: Airline Liability For Checked-In Jewelry, Eloisa Rodriguez-Dod

Faculty Publications

It is expected that when you arrive at an airport you most likely will have to check in a bag or two. What is not expected, however, is that someone would rummage through your baggage and take your belongings. Unfortunately, this happens frequently. A passenger packs her jewelry in her luggage, checks that luggage in, boards her flight, and never sees that jewelry again. Once she discovers the missing jewelry, her options for recovering the loss are quite limited.

This article examines the history and current state of the law regarding airline liability for passengers’ lost belongings on domestic as …

Contract Law - Interpretation Of United States - Eighth Circuit Holds Settlement Agreement For United States Travel Agents Excludes Affected Agents In Puerto Rico And The U.S. Virgin Islands: American Society Of Travel Agents V. United Airlines, Inc., Lindsay M. Germano

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Warsaw Convention Liability Scheme: What It Covers, Attempts To Waive It And Why The Waivers Should Not Be Enforced Until The Airlines Are Financially Stable, Jeffery C. Long

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Treaties-Accident Under The Warsaw Convention - Ninth Circuit Holds That A Pre-Existing Medical Condition, Along With A Flight Attendant's Failure To Act, Characterizes An Accident Under The Warsaw Convention: Husain V. Olympic Airways, Melinda Scissors Conley

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Damages For Personal Injury Or Wrongful Death In Canada, D. Bruce Garrow, Do-Ellen S. Hansen, Meredith L. Parkes

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Back To The Future - The Use Of Biometrics, Its Impact Of Airport Security, And How This Technology Should Be Governed, Eric P. Haas

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Where Do They Fit - Fractional Ownership Programs Wedged Into Current Air Law Decisions And Guidelines, Kristen A. Bell

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Changing Face Of Passenger Air Transportation: The Blurry Line Between Part 121 And 135 Operators, Kent S. Jackson, Lori N. Edwards

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Aviation Law - Liability Under The Warsaw Convention - Second Circuit Holds That The Determination Of Whether An Occurrence Amounts To An Accident Requires A Specific, Factual Inquiry: Magan V. Lufthansa German Airlines, Brian D'Amico

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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