Luftfahrtrecht für Flugplätze

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Aerodromes operate within a complex and detailed set of supranational and/or national regulations defined by various State-bodies like ICAO, EASA as well as industry stakeholders like ACI or IATA. These are the foundation of any domestic legal system.

In order to obtain and keep the operator’s certificate as well as to provide safe and efficient infrastructure and operational services a thorough, comprehensive and deep understanding of the legal environment, its mechanics and dynamics as well as their application into the local requirements and means at an aerodrome are existential for any planner, operator, manager and Authority.

In this high intensity three-day training, participants will receive a comprehensive overview of the fundamentals of international aviation law, regulatory frameworks, international bodies (such as ICAO, IATA and ACI) and their requirements, and strengthen their knowledge through industry case studies and practical discussions. 

International law needs to be integrated into national legislation. Different countries interpret and incorporate international law in different ways. European Law is directly applicable and binding in all member states. Participants will learn about European aviation law as well as the structure and rulemaking procedures of the European Union. The course will provide participants with a sound understanding of the European framework regulation where common rules and essential requirements are laid out in a Basic Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2018/1139) and the more detailed technical specifications are described within implementing regulations.

Practical examples (if preferred: participants’ specific challenges) are used to familiarise the participants with the most important legal aspects related to aerodrome planning and operation. The course is aimed at airport planners and managers, airport operators, architects and employees of State Authorities who are required to have competence in the interpretation and application of aviation law. It is a basic course for which no prior knowledge is required.