international antiterrorist conventions concerning the safety of air transport
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Abstract
In this article the international law regulations are presented concerning the civilian safety of the air transport. The history concerning air terrorism and international antiterrorist conventions was described in detail, involving The Chicago Convention, The Tokyo Convention, The Hague Convention and Montreal Convention.
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| Authors | ;Jacek BARCIK;Piotr CZECH |
| Journal | classical bulletin |
| Year | 2008 |
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