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Comparative regulation of air transport in the Asia-Pacific regionMcGonigle, Sean January 2003 (has links)
This thesis provides a comprehensive review of recent developments in the economic regulation of air transport in the Asia-Pacific region. The focus is on the progressive liberalisation of the designation criteria in selected agreements. A brief historical overview is followed by a summary of the decision of the European Court of Justice in the "open skies" cases. The thesis then examines three recent Asia-Pacific agreements: the Australia - New Zealand arrangements; the APEC Multilateral agreement; and the Pacific Islands agreement. This review is followed by a discussion of some potential developments in the region that could lead to the conclusion of a new multilateral agreement between the European Union and selected Asia-Pacific States.
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Comparative regulation of air transport in the Asia-Pacific regionMcGonigle, Sean January 2003 (has links)
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The international law of civil air transportParry, John O. January 1952 (has links)
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The scheduled and non-scheduled international air transport service : a need for a definitionRobert-Andino, Luis F. January 1972 (has links)
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The settlement of disputes in international civil aviationKakkar, Gul Mohammed January 1968 (has links)
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The scheduled and non-scheduled international air transport service : a need for a definition / The scheduled and non-scheduled air transport services.Robert-Andino, Luis F. January 1972 (has links)
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The UAV and the current and future regulatory construct for integration into the national airspace system /Peterson, Mark Edward. January 2005 (has links)
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles ("UAV") have been a part of aviation from the infancy of manned aviation; yet, have not reached their fullest potential as they are not integrated into the national airspace system ("NAS"). However, we are at the edge of technological breakthroughs to make integration a reality. Nevertheless, the regulatory construct necessary to provide safe integration of UAVs is unfinished. This thesis looks at necessary regulatory changes within the United States to allow for integration of the UAV into the NAS. I will first define the UAV and look at its historical roots. Then, I will review existing regulations and directives of manned flight that would apply to UAVs, as well as various rules specifically for UAVs that now exist. Through this examination, I will review the gaps and offer recommendations to fill regulatory holes in hopes to provide a useful contribution to the eventual integrated flight of UAVs.
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Que reste-t-il de l'influence du droit maritime sur le droit aérien? : étude des conflits de juridictions / Influence du droit maritime sur le droit aérienLe Bozec, Charlotte. January 1999 (has links)
This study addresses the modern influence of maritime law on air law. In order to demonstrate that the influence still exists, at least in respect of conflicts of jurisdiction, a comparative analysis of the responsibility of the carriers of goods will be carried out in the light of international conventions. / The thesis will consider the new evolution of maritime law, which today, in many aspects, follows air law. It will become clear that both systems face the same difficulties. In particular, the multiplication of international conventions has weakened the aim of uniformity by admitting different regimes of the carriers' liability. Once the causes of conflicts of jurisdiction have been identified, the thesis will analyze how the conventions attempt to solve those conflicts. The use of forum shopping by the parties and the use of forum non conveniens by the courts, reveals that present international solutions are not satisfactory. The practice in maritime law is to consider a conflict prior to its existence and to permit jurisdiction as well as arbitration clauses. While the former clauses are forbidden in air law, arbitration clauses, although accepted in various international air conventions, have never been used until recently in air law, and only in respect of the financing of major projects. / It is therefore possible to believe today, that the maritime approach can and will be followed in respect of conflicts of carriage of goods by air, thus proving that maritime law does still influence the evolution of air law.
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The settlement of disputes in international civil aviation /Kakkar, Gul Mohammed January 1968 (has links)
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The UAV and the current and future regulatory construct for integration into the national airspace system /Peterson, Mark Edward. January 2005 (has links)
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