Air Law & policy
In this section you will find items related to Air Transport in relation to air law & policy, such as regulation & deregulation, liberalization, the Single European Sky, bilateral and unilateral agreements and regional developments.
By Ruwentissa Abeyratne on January 3, 2009
By Ruwantissa Abeyratne
Introduction
The ICAO Conference on the Economics of Airports and Air Navigation Services (CEANS)2 was held in Montreal from 15 to 20 September 2008. The main purpose of CEANS was to learn from the experiences of the commercialization and privatization… Read more…
Posted in Air Law & policy | Tagged Air Navigation, CEANS, ICAO, Ruwantissa Abeyratne |
By admin on November 15, 2008
By Dr. Pablo Mendes de Leon
Dr. Martin Bartlik wrote this book in 2007, a year that is marked by a number of fascinating developments in international civil aviation. As far as his study is concerned, the EU-US air transport agreement came into… Read more…
Posted in Air Law & policy | Tagged Book Review, Internal Market Regulation, Internatioal Air Transport Regulation, Martin Bartlik, Pablo Mendes de Leon |
By WJ on June 17, 2008
By Mubashar Hasan
Civil aviation is one of the major carriers of globalisation; it helps businesses to cross the state boundaries; it reduces the time for travelling and fosters migration. In other words, civil aviation brings speed and connectivity into human life. Despite… Read more…
Posted in Air Law & policy | Tagged Civil Aviation & Globalisation, Issue 40, Mubashar Hasan, regulation, Transatlantic Open Aviation Area |
By WJ on March 12, 2008
By Daan de Jong, Bram Kaashoek & Willem-Jan Zondag
Early 2008, the Aerlines Magazine Foundation will publish its first book that addresses important contemporary policy areas of today’s air transport industry. The book contains contributions from a number of highly respected experts… Read more…
Posted in Air Law & policy | Tagged Book Preview, Bram Kaashoek & Willem-Jan Zondag, Daan de Jong |
By WJ on December 20, 2007
By Callum Thomas, Janet Maughan, Paul Hooper and Ken Hume
The disturbance caused by aircraft noise is the single most important local impact arising from airport operations. It has the potential to constrain airport growth, thus limiting potential social and economical growth in the Region.… Read more…
Posted in Air Law & policy | Tagged Aircraft Noise, Callum Thomas, Janet Maughan, Ken Hume, Paul Hooper, Regional Airports |
By admin on December 20, 2007
By Peter van Fenema
The Open Skies Agreement of 1992 between the US and theNetherlands provided Dutch airlines with unprecedented operationaland commercial possibilities. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, by teamingup with Northwest and using the latter’s extensive domestic network,was able to open up the US… Read more…
Posted in Air Law & policy | Tagged Air law, Blue Skies, EU – U.S. Aviation Agreement, Peter van Fenema |
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