Aviation International Criminal Air Law

Course Benefits
Providing participants with a general idea about Public International Air Law, Private International Air Law, Criminal Air Law, National Civil Aviation Law and Regulations.
Provide the participants with the necessary knowledge regarding the international legal framework governing the Acts of Unlawful Interference.
Provide the participants with the necessary knowledge in the field of Aviation Security crimes to achieve common understanding with the other State Authorities.
Understanding the State obligations towards the International Community and how to comply with the international requirements through Civil Aviation oversight and airline commitment.
Understanding the Private International Air Law on the aspect of the third Party liability regime resulting from Acts of Unlawful Interference

Who shoud attend
From the Civil Aviation Authority - Managers & Staff of:

Aviation Security
Security Inspectors
Legal Affairs
Drafting & Evaluation of international Agreements & Conventions
From the Airline - Managers & Staff of:

Security
Legal Affairs
Aviation Security Instructors
Area Managers and out stations
From Ministries of Justice:

International Agreements Managers and staff
From other Government departments:

Airport Security Officers and staff

Content
Air Law – General
Adoption of International Air Law
Terminology in International Criminal Air Law
Public International Air Law
Chicago Convention
Sovereignty & Jurisdiction
ICAO Annexes
Aviation Security clause in Bilateral Air Services Agreements
Criminal International Air Law:Tokyo Convention 1963Powers of the Pilot In Command
The Hague Convention 1970Beijing Supplementary Protocol 2010
Montreal Convention 1971Airports Protocol 1988
Beijing Convention 2010
Marking Plastic Explosives Convention 1991
Enforcement and Investigation:Concept of Judicial Officers in Civil Aviation
Liability in Private International Air Law:Third Party LiabilityRome Convention (1952) (Brief)
Unlawful Interference Compensation Convention (2009)
National Civil Aviation Law
                     National Model

This course is not planned, Request