Aviation law is one of the rapidly developing branches of international and domestic law, whose importance is growing with the intensification of global travel, the development of aviation technology and the increasing number of people and goods transported by air. Modern aviation law encompasses a broad spectrum of norms, regulating issues related to safety, environmental protection, ownership, civil liability, as well as the organization and control of airspace. Research on aviation law has been carried out at Lazarski University for the past 15 years under the Institute of Aviation and Space Law.

The main purpose of the monograph is to present the basic principles of aviation law and the challenges of its adaptation to rapidly changing technological and political realities. International regulations, such as conventions and agreements regulating international air transport, as well as national regulations that implement these international standards, are analyzed.

The publication also addresses key practical issues, such as the liability of air carriers, the right to compensation for flight delays and cancellations, the principles of passenger protection, and changes in aviation law related to new forms of transportation, such as drones and eVTOL. The purpose of the monograph is not only to present the theoretical foundations of aviation law, but also to show its application in practice and its impact on the development of the aviation industry and regulation on a global scale.

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