Routledge Economic and Environmental Regulation of Aviation

Explore the evolution of international civil aviation governance with this academic text from Routledge. This book examines the transition from the traditional Chicago System, which was built for an era of state-owned airlines and focused on navigation and safety, to the modern landscape of global aviation. As economic liberalization and intense globalization have reshaped the industry, this work analyzes how regulation must adapt. It provides a deep look into the developing governance of global aviation by addressing fundamental legal concepts such as sovereignty, jurisdiction, and territoriality. This is an essential resource for understanding how the shift from international to global frameworks impacts the economic and environmental regulation of the aviation sector in a modern, interconnected world.