The aviation market is clearly at the top of the cycle. While the market has evolved quickly in the last few years, it is about to start changing even faster. New international regulations – like Open Skies – will reshape the global market. Coping with this fast paced change takes imagination, it takes in-depth knowledge of the regulatory framework, and it takes insight into the challenges that may trip up industry players. In-house counsel need to identify key issues before they happen and lawyers need to know how they affect their clients. Financiers need to know how regulation and the law affect their business. What will be the penalty for not knowing the full repercussions of the newest legal practice?
Our 2nd Annual AirLaw Conference provides the ideal forum to discuss the key industry questions:
- How is the industry changing and what will be the practical effect of implementing EU/US Open Skies, ASU and Cape Town?
- What are the newest legal challenges in structuring finance options?
- How will changes to insurance such as AVN67C change how lessors and airlines operate?
- What is acceptable and unacceptable under competition law in practice?
- Running an airline: Impact of air navigation charges, fuel tax and the operational costs of ETS
Attending will be the industry’s leading law firms and in-house counsel representing lessors, airlines, financiers and manufacturers will be there. Those financiers who want to keep abreast of the law that affects them will also be there. Together they will be examining the latest regulation, taking a look at insurance and liability claims and considering the financial challenges that industry player’s face.
Register today if you want to make sure you have the information to win the deals you want.
We will look forward to welcoming you to London in May.
Airlines that have already confirmed their attendance:
Aeromexico ● Transavia ● Singapore Airways ● EasyJet ● KLM Royal Dutch Airlines ● Malaysia Airlines ● Ejtihad Airways ● Ethiopia Airlines ● Alaska Air ● Norwegian Air Shuttle