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#AviationLaw #PNRAct ✈️ Poland is one of the countries where air operators have faced severe consequences of non-compliance with the local PNR regulations. This has resulted in numerous court appeals against the penalties imposed by the Polish Border Guard. Last month, the Polish Supreme Administrative Court issued a landmark ruling that brings implications for the air operators flying in and out of Poland. I invite you to read the small interview in which we dive into this ruling.

Çakmak partner Serap Zuvin and associate Ege İrem Yenmez have contributed to the fifth volume of the Legal Industry Reviews Türkiye Edition with an article entitled “Amendments to the Turkish Civil Aviation Law: Opening Türkiye's Skies to Foreign Registered Aircraft”. The article discusses the effects of new Turkish law amendments pertaining to the operation of foreign registered aircraft in Turkiye.  Click here to read further: https://lnkd.in/ekYrEEdj #Aviation #AviationLaw #AviationIndustry  

https://lnkd.in/eC8W_7eF | In the Cayman Islands chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guide to Aviation Law 2024, Sherice Arman, Shari Howell and Joe Jackson give a comprehensive overview of aviation law and regulations in the Cayman Islands. #CaymanIslands #Aviation #Finance

From legal details regarding the recruitment of foreign skilled workers to passenger rights and the General Data Protection Regulation: The demand for legal expertise in the aviation industry is becoming more and more complex

Improve your competencies related to International Air Law with the course discussed on ICAO TV! Learn directly from ICAO experts about this course, which is developed for aviation professionals with or without legal training and offered in English, French, and Spanish. Watch now to find out how this course can add value to your day-to-day activities. #Law #ICAOTraining 🏛️⚖️ https://lnkd.in/epgA9uFG

We live in exciting times. The world's changing fast. Like everyone else, the insurance sector has to keep up with new and unexpected risks. It's great to see the issues being looked at. #MarineInsurance #TerrorismLiabilityInsurance #MarineCargoInsurance

Improve your competencies related to International Air Law with the course discussed on ICAO TV! Learn directly from ICAO experts about this course, which is developed for aviation professionals with or without legal training and offered in English, French, and Spanish. Watch now to find out how this course can add value to your day-to-day activities. #Law #ICAOTraining 🏛️⚖️ https://lnkd.in/epgA9uFG

In this ICAO TV vide, experts discuss our International Air Law course. They address key questions such as: 💡In what ways does the course ensure compliance with international air law? 💡Who stands to gain the most from the International Air Law course? 💡How does this course elevate the value of your daily activities? Tailored for aviation professionals, with or without legal training, the course is available in English, French, and Spanish. https://lnkd.in/ePDFisHW

"A Federal District Court Ruling in Brasilia Highlights ANAC's Stand in Aviation Dispute In a recent legal battle involving Confins International Airport's operator and the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC), the court ruling emphasized ANAC's position in the aviation sector. The case revolved around the operator's plea to defer the payment of the 2023 Fixed Contribution until an ongoing administrative process with INFRAERO concluded. Claiming creditor status due to unfinished works, the operator aimed to set off its credit against the fixed contribution. However, the court upheld an arbitration agreement between the parties, dismissing the case without judgment on the merits. Notably, ANAC's argument centered on the existence of the arbitration agreement, which led to the exclusion of state court jurisdiction and the necessity for arbitration in resolving the dispute. This ruling highlights ANAC's role and supports the use of arbitration for settling disputes in the aviation industry. It emphasizes the crucial role of prior agreements and the specific stance of regulatory bodies in such legal matters. #AviationLaw #LegalPrecedent #Arbitration #ANACInsights"

Damage suffered by the employer for a disrupted flight shall be also compensated. It is commonly known that passengers may get compensation for a disrupted flight and the costs incurred due to such disruption under the EC261 Regulation. However, under the Montreal Convention, the air carrier which has concluded a contract of international carriage with an employer of persons carried as passengers is also liable to that employer for damage occasioned by a delay in flights on which its employees were passengers pursuant to that contract, on account of which the employer incurred additional expenditure. 2016 ECJ ruling of which many employers are not aware of - https://lnkd.in/d9iuVMrJ.