Aviation Case Review 2026, Part 111 August 2026
A global review of aviation case law from the first half of 2026.
A global review of aviation case law from the first half of 2026.
The NSW Court of Appeal has ruled that the IATA SGHA does not create a binding arbitration agreement, highlighting the risks of relying on standard-form dispute resolution clauses without clear drafting.
In this article we discuss recent travel law updates in Australia, Canada/USA, EU, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Thailand and UK.
Jet fuel supply disruptions have highlighted aviation’s fossil fuel dependence, positioning SAF as a potential strategic response to cost volatility and energy security risks.
In this article we discuss recent travel law updates in Australia, the EU, Singapore, Thailand, Türkiye and UK.
On 2 March, the UK CMA launched an investigation into whether three of the six major global hotel chains were sharing ‘competitively sensitive’ information through CoStar’s STR data analytics tool.
The escalating conflict in the Middle East is creating significant disruption across global crude and jet fuel supply chains. With key refineries damaged, tanker routes constrained and insurance costs rising, airlines worldwide are beginning to feel the impact.
As lessor exposure to Thai airlines increases, we revisit and update our top ten takeaways from the rehabilitation proceedings.
This article reviews the latest developments in travel law in Germany, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.
In 2025, the aviation disputes scene was again dominated by the insurance litigation resulting from the detention of aircraft in Russia at the start of the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand is moving to replace the current age limits for Thai-registered aircraft with a new focus on the airworthiness rather than age of aircraft.
Australian courts will look to give effect to the Cape Town Convention (“CTC”) and allow lessors and other parties to exercise their CTC rights as quickly and efficiently as possible.
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