International Aviation Labour Law

International Aviation Labour Law examines the status quo of labor and employment regulation in the air transport industry and explores the regulatory efforts undertaken at the international, European, and domestic levels to harmonize aviation labor regulations and ensure adequate labor standards for aircrew members. It analyzes the main challenges arising from non-uniform and fragmented labor standards regulation in the air transport sector and investigates whether aviation labor regulations are sufficiently harmonized at an international level to ensure adequate labor standards for aircrew members. The book identifies and explores the main implications and repercussions of regulatory asymmetry and highlights the critical role of labor for air transport and how discrepancies in labor regulation may affect the practice of flying and the essence of aviation safety. It emphasizes a strong need for international regulatory coordination and is a key reference for students, academics, professionals, and rule-makers involved in the air transport arena.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 226 pages
Publication date: 29 January 2024
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

International Aviation Labour Law delves into the current state of international regulation concerning labor and employment within the aviation industry. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the regulatory efforts undertaken at the international, European, and domestic levels to harmonize aviation labor regulations and ensure adequate labor standards for aircrew members. This book offers an innovative perspective on the regulation of labor in the aviation sector and airline industry, examining the challenges arising from the non-uniform and fragmented regulation of labor standards in the air transport sector. In particular, it investigates whether aviation labor regulations are sufficiently harmonized at an international level to guarantee adequate labor standards for aircrew members. Key concerns related to aviation labor are addressed from a regulatory and practical standpoint, and the current normative gaps are examined in light of potential future regulatory trends and solutions through a thorough analysis of the applicable legislation, landmark court decisions, and practical examples.

The book identifies and explores the primary implications and repercussions of regulatory asymmetry and highlights the critical role of labor for air transport and how discrepancies in labor regulation may affect the practice of flying and the essence of aviation safety. It emphasizes a strong need for international regulatory coordination and serves as a valuable reference for a diverse audience of students, academics, professionals, and rule-makers involved in the air transport arena, as well as for anyone interested in the regulation of labor in the aviation industry.

Weight: 460g
Dimension: 234 x 156 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032263939