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The Long Arm of the DOT: The Regulation of Foreign Air Carriers Beyond US Borders
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Jol A. Silversmith’s article, published in Air and Space Law, examines the regulation of foreign air carriers beyond US borders and the extraterritoriality issues raised by such measures.
Open original publication The Long Arm of the DOT: The Regulation of Foreign Air Carriers Beyond US Borders
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The relationship between imposing obligations on foreign air carriers beyond national borders, the principle of extraterritoriality, and objections by foreign carriers and governments.
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“The Long Arm of the DOT: The Regulation of Foreign Air Carriers Beyond US Borders”
Air and Space Law · 2013
DOI 10.54648/aila2013015
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