About Course
Discover the essential legal framework governing aviation in India with our Comprehensive Aviation Law Course. This program covers key laws, real-life case studies, and practical challenges, making it perfect for law students, aviation professionals, and anyone interested in the aviation industry.
What You’ll Learn:
- Historical development of aviation globally and in India.
- Key provisions of the Aircraft Act, 1934, and the Carriage by Air Act, 1972.
- Passenger rights under DGCA guidelines, including compensation for delays, cancellations, and lost baggage.
- Case study of the Mangalore Air Crash and its legal implications.
- Future challenges in aviation law and reforms.
- The evolution of global and Indian aviation.
- Key milestones and economic contributions of Indian airlines.
- Activity: Share your favorite aviation moment or fun fact.
- Overview of the Aircraft Act, 1934, focusing on airplane safety and operational rules.
- The importance of licenses and compliance.
- Passenger rights and airline responsibilities under this Act.
- Airline liability for lost baggage and passenger safety.
- Activity: Role-play a scenario involving a passenger seeking compensation for lost luggage.
- Detailed coverage of passenger protections, including delays, cancellations, and baggage issues.
- Compensation rules: ₹20,000 for denied boarding, refunds, and assistance for special needs.
- Activity: Group discussion on the most important passenger rights.
- Airline obligations for delays: meals, hotel stays, and information updates.
- How airlines manage large-scale delays.
- Activity: Propose solutions for a hypothetical mass delay case.
- Investigation and legal lessons from the 2010 crash.
- Responsibilities of airlines and regulatory authorities.
- Activity: Group discussion on safety measures to prevent such incidents.
- Key challenges: passenger rights, safety concerns, and environmental issues.
- Opportunities for aligning Indian aviation law with international standards.
- Activity: Brainstorm and design a new aviation safety or passenger experience rule.
- Gain a strong foundation in Indian aviation laws.
- Understand passenger rights and airline obligations through practical examples.
- Study real-life cases like the Mangalore Air Crash for a deeper legal perspective.
- Participate in engaging activities like role-plays and brainstorming sessions.
Who Would Benefit the Most?
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- Litigation Lawyers: Insights into disputes related to passenger rights or airline liabilities can help in courtroom arguments.
- Corporate Lawyers: Advising airlines or aviation-related businesses on compliance and contracts.
- In-House Counsel: For those working with airlines, airports, or aviation regulators.
- Academics or Law Students: Gaining specialized knowledge to explore a niche field in law.
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