Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preliminary Material / Pablo Mendes de Leon and Emilie Aberson -- List of Acronyms and Abbreviations / Pablo Mendes de Leon and Emilie Aberson -- Preface / Mrs. J.R.H. Maij-Weggen -- Foreword / Hans Raben -- 1.1 Air transport demand: What drives it? How can we cope with it? / Michael E. Levine -- 2.1 An industry perspective / Lim Chin Beng -- 2.2 An airport view / Gil W. Thompson -- 2.3 The KLM view / Leo M. van Wijk -- 3.1 An airport view / Rob den Besten -- 3.2 Aircraft engines and the environment: Cleaner and quieter is the promise of the nineties / Robert V. Garvin -- 3.3 An Eurocontrol point of view / Keith R. Mack -- 3.4 A Lufthansa view / Reinhardt Abraham -- 4.1 Multilateral trends as seen from an ECAC perspective / Max Neuenschwander -- 4.2 Multilateralism: A view from ICAO / Dr. Assad Kotaite -- 4.3 A US point of view / Vance Fort -- 4.4 Multilateral trends in an EC context / Neelie Smit-Kroes -- 5.1 The technical and operational regulation of European aviation / Val K. H. Eggers -- 5.2 An aircraft manufacturer's point of view / Heino Ostendorf -- 5.3 Product quality: its effect on future maintenance trends / Dale S. Warren -- 5.4 The point of view of Fokker / Erik Jan Nederkoorn -- Epilogue / Henri A. Wassenbergh -- About the Organizers of the Symposium / Pablo Mendes de Leon and Emilie Aberson.

Air Transport Law and Policy in the 1990s is a collection of articles by distinguished experts in the field of international civil aviation, airport management and aircraft manufacturing. It gives an insight into the most topical developments related to the airline industry, environment and infrastructure, multilateral trends in international air transport and aircraft production, finance and airworthiness. The subjects concerned are dealt with from a policy, legal, economic and technical perspective and have as an objective to indicate trends for the next decade. Pablo Mendes de Leon is Director of the International Institute of Air and Space Law at Leiden University and a Board Member of the Netherlands Civil Aviation Foundation (Stichting Burgerluchtvaart). The Foundation has as its objective to promote the study of civil aviation from both a Dutch and an international perspective. Emilie Aberson is a member of the Legal Division of the Netherlands Department of Civil Aviation.

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