Description
Book SynopsisInternational Aviation Labour Law explores the status quo of the international regulation of labour and employment within the air transport industry and provides a detailed analysis of the regulatory endeavours undertaken at the international, European and domestic level to harmonise aviation labour regulations and ensure adequate labour standards for aircrew members.
Offering an original insight into the regulation of labour in the aviation sector and airline industry, it analyses regulatory endeavours undertaken at the international, European and domestic level, exploring the main challenges arising from non-uniform and fragmented regulation of labour standards in the air transport sector. In particular, it investigates whether aviation labour regulations are sufficiently harmonised at an international level to ensure adequate labour standards for aircrew members. Key concerns relating to aviation labour are dealt with from a regulatory and practical perspective, and the cur
Table of Contents
1. The Law of Labour
2. The Regulation of Labour and Employment under International Air Law
3. The Regulation of Labour and Employment under European Air Law
4. The Impact of Fragmented Labour Standards in Air Transport
5. Aviation Labour Law as a Self-Standing Branch of Law
Conclusions
