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Airline Passenger Facility Charges: What Do They Mean for an Ailing Industry
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Suzanne Imes authored the academic publication “Airline Passenger Facility Charges: What Do They Mean for an Ailing Industry” in Journal of Air Law and Commerce, published on 1995-01-01. The publication forms part of the private-international-law literature concerning United States / Global aviation law.
Open original publication Airline Passenger Facility Charges: What Do They Mean for an Ailing Industry
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The legal character and regulation of airline passenger facility charges in an ailing airline industry
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“Airline Passenger Facility Charges: What Do They Mean for an Ailing Industry”
Journal of Air Law and Commerce · 1995
DOI 10.25172/jalc.60.4.4
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