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Rationalizing The Cape Town Convention And Aircraft Protocol's First-To-Register Rule And Its Exceptions In The Context Of Aviation Finance, Jolyn Ang Qin 2014 Southern Methodist University

Rationalizing The Cape Town Convention And Aircraft Protocol's First-To-Register Rule And Its Exceptions In The Context Of Aviation Finance, Jolyn Ang Qin

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Angry People In The Sky: Air Rage And The Tokyo Convention, Vernon Nase, Nicolas Humphrey 2014 Southern Methodist University

Angry People In The Sky: Air Rage And The Tokyo Convention, Vernon Nase, Nicolas Humphrey

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Standards, Standards Everywhere: Assessing Current Initiatives For Human Spaceflight Standards And Their Potential Effect On Future Regulations, Mark J. Sundahl 2014 Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, Cleveland State University

Standards, Standards Everywhere: Assessing Current Initiatives For Human Spaceflight Standards And Their Potential Effect On Future Regulations, Mark J. Sundahl

Law Faculty Contributions to Books

One of the critical questions facing the human spaceflight industry is how its activities will be regulated during the infancy of the industry. It is generally agreed that regulation is necessary to address safety risks to crew, passengers and third parties. However, there is also a concern that government agencies may over-regulate the industry in a manner that could create unnecessary administrative burdens and interfere with technological innovation. In fact, the growth of regulation over the human space industry has been quite slow. Although the United States enacted the Human Space Flight Requirements for Crew and Space Flight Participants in …


Will The New Icao-Beijing Instruments Build A Chinese Wall For International Aviation Security?, Alejandro Piera, Michael Gill 2014 Vanderbilt University Law School

Will The New Icao-Beijing Instruments Build A Chinese Wall For International Aviation Security?, Alejandro Piera, Michael Gill

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

The last 6 years have seen an unprecedented level of activity in the field of international aviation law, with the adoption of three new conventions and one new protocol. This is a testament to ICAO's leadership role and its ongoing relevance, particularly in the field of aviation security. The tragic events of 9/11 highlighted some weaknesses in the international law regime and were the impetus behind the nine-year process that led to the adoption of the 2010 Beijing Convention and Protocol. This Article reviews the historical background to the new treaties, including the journey taken through the ICAO process. It …


Not Without My Daughter: Preemption Of Claims Against An Airline For Parental Child Abduction, Barry S. Alexander 2014 Southern Methodist University

Not Without My Daughter: Preemption Of Claims Against An Airline For Parental Child Abduction, Barry S. Alexander

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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An Inference About Interference: A Surprising Application Of Existing International Law To Inhibit Anti-Satellite Weapons, David A. Koplow 2014 Georgetown University Law Center

An Inference About Interference: A Surprising Application Of Existing International Law To Inhibit Anti-Satellite Weapons, David A. Koplow

Georgetown Law Faculty Publications and Other Works

This article presents a thesis that most readers will find surprising, in an effort to develop a novel, simultaneous solution to three urgent, complex problems related to outer space. The three problems are: a) the technical fact that debris in outer space (the accumulated orbital junk produced by decades of space activities) has grown to present a serious hazard to safe and effective exploration and exploitation of space; b) the strategic fact that many countries (notably the United States, China and Russia, but others, too) continue to demonstrate a misguided interest in pursuing anti-satellite weapons, which can jeopardize the security …


Air Travel And The No Fly List - The District Of Oregon Recognizes A Constitutional Right To Fly, Emily Leezer Landeros 2014 Southern Methodist University

Air Travel And The No Fly List - The District Of Oregon Recognizes A Constitutional Right To Fly, Emily Leezer Landeros

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Regulation Of Air Traffic - The D.C. Circuit Holds That The Faa Has Statutory Authority To Alter Flight Routes To Mitigate The Impact Of Aircraft Noise On Residential Areas, Huy Ly 2014 Southern Methodist University

Regulation Of Air Traffic - The D.C. Circuit Holds That The Faa Has Statutory Authority To Alter Flight Routes To Mitigate The Impact Of Aircraft Noise On Residential Areas, Huy Ly

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Aviation And Transportation Safety Act And Whisteblowers - How Maclean And The Federal Circuit Sent National Security Into A Nose Dive, Cassie Suttle 2014 Southern Methodist University

The Aviation And Transportation Safety Act And Whisteblowers - How Maclean And The Federal Circuit Sent National Security Into A Nose Dive, Cassie Suttle

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Military Use Of Satellite Communications, Remote Sensing, And Global Positioning Systems In The War On Terror, Ricky J. Lee, Sarah L. Steele 2014 Southern Methodist University

Military Use Of Satellite Communications, Remote Sensing, And Global Positioning Systems In The War On Terror, Ricky J. Lee, Sarah L. Steele

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Discriminatory Deplaning: Aviation Security And The Constitution, Nicholas Poppe 2014 Southern Methodist University

Discriminatory Deplaning: Aviation Security And The Constitution, Nicholas Poppe

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Sleeping On The Job - A Critical Analysis Of The Faa's Cargo Carve-Out Under F.A.R. 117 And The Simple Solution That No One Is Talking About, Kelsey M. Taylor 2014 Southern Methodist University

Sleeping On The Job - A Critical Analysis Of The Faa's Cargo Carve-Out Under F.A.R. 117 And The Simple Solution That No One Is Talking About, Kelsey M. Taylor

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Front Matter, 2014 Southern Methodist University

Front Matter

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Recent Developments In Montreal Convention Litigation, Christopher E. Cotter 2014 Southern Methodist University

Recent Developments In Montreal Convention Litigation, Christopher E. Cotter

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Taxman Cometh: How To Stem The Rising Ride Of Aircraft Sales And Use Tax Enforcement, Kent C. Krause, Laura L. Arbeiter 2014 Southern Methodist University

The Taxman Cometh: How To Stem The Rising Ride Of Aircraft Sales And Use Tax Enforcement, Kent C. Krause, Laura L. Arbeiter

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Relaxing Restrictions On Cuba: More Air Travel Now Than Before, Jennifer Smiley 2014 Southern Methodist University

Relaxing Restrictions On Cuba: More Air Travel Now Than Before, Jennifer Smiley

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Front Matter, 2014 Southern Methodist University

Front Matter

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Sharing Public Safety Helicopters, Henry H. Perritt, Eliot O. Sprague, Christopher L. Cue 2014 Southern Methodist University

Sharing Public Safety Helicopters, Henry H. Perritt, Eliot O. Sprague, Christopher L. Cue

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Applying The Discretionary Function Exception To The Waiver Of Sovereign Immunity In Airport Litigation, James L. Cresswell 2014 Southern Methodist University

Applying The Discretionary Function Exception To The Waiver Of Sovereign Immunity In Airport Litigation, James L. Cresswell

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Future Of Airline Mergers After The Us Airways And American Airlines Merger, Catherine A. Peterman 2014 Southern Methodist University

The Future Of Airline Mergers After The Us Airways And American Airlines Merger, Catherine A. Peterman

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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