European Air Law Association : fifth annual conference : 5 November 1993 in Paris
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European Air Law Association : fifth annual conference : 5 November 1993 in Paris
（European Air Law Association conference papers, 6）
Sakkoulas , Kluwer Law and Taxation, c1994
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内容説明
This sixth volume in the European Air Law Association conference series contains the papers of the 1993 annual conference held in Paris. Since the 1992 conference a few significant developments have taken place, above all the going into effect of the "third package" on 1 January 1993. The third package entails the liberalisation of the following 3 areas: the licensing of air carriers, access for Community air carriers to intra-Community air routes and the setting of fares. Another important element of the third package is the extension of air transport competition rules to cover domestic routes. An important area still left virtually untouched by the European integration process concerns external aviation relations. The securing of the exclusive rights for the Community in this sphere is not as popular as it was before, although, indirectly, the Commission is trying to have the exclusive competence recognised by the Court of justice. Meanwhile most European airlines are hindered by financial difficulties requiring serious attention, as a result of slackening markets, fierce competition and growing unionism in the industry.
Due to these and other problems there is no doubt that the future of the European airlines "remains as open as ever."
目次
- Opening Address by EALA President, Professor P.D. Dagtoglou. Part 1: The future of European airlines, Colette Rivoal
- After the third package - tasks for the future in European civil aviation, Daniel Vincent. Part 2: Control of competition as a tool of civil aviation policy, Jacqueline Dutheil de la Rochere
- Slot allocation at London Heathrow airport - the legal framework, Colin Howes. Part 3: Computerised reservation systems, James S. Venit and John Kallaugher
- Prospects for a common external policy
- Perspectives for an EU external aviation policy - some observations from an EU airline point of view, Peter van Fenema. Part 4 - Round Table of Air Fares: Some comments on the application of the competition rules, Ben Van Houtte
- Tariff realities in a liberalised single European market, Christiane Fruehe
- The effect of computerisation on the pricing policies of public services, Pierre Bauchet. Conclusion - The view of France on the third package, Danielle Benadon.
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