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10/08/2015 07:00
America/Vancouver
Trans-Pacific Aviation Law & Policy Conference
The Centre for Asia Pacific Initiatives, supported by the Faculty of Law at the University of Victoria, presents the Trans-Pacific Aviation Law and Policy Conference at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver on October 8 & 9.
With an intensive focus on the Pacific, the Trans-Pacific Aviation Law and Policy Conference will bring together airport, airline, government officials and academics from Asia and the Americas to examine key legal-policy issues. Sessions will include: the liberalization of air services agreements; transnational business models; private air law; airports and trans-Pacific connectivity; safety, security, liability and insurance; and a holistic look at the future of trans-Pacific aviation.
Speakers include Brian Havel (USA), Alan K.J. Tan (Singpore), Liu Hao (China), Alejandro Piera (Paraguay), Joseph Wheeler (Australia), John Macilree (New Zealand) and Brian Poston (Canada).
Where:
Hyatt Regency Vancouver
655 Burrard Street
Vancouver
When:
October 8 & 9, 2015
Contact:
Cate Lawrence
tpalaw@uvic.ca
or 250-472-4654
Hyatt Regency Vancouver
655 Burrard Street
Vancouver
Cate Lawrence
tpalaw@uvic.ca
or 250-472-4654
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The Centre for Asia Pacific Initiatives, supported by the Faculty of Law at the University of Victoria, presents the Trans-Pacific Aviation Law and Policy Conference at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver on October 8 & 9.
With an intensive focus on the Pacific, the Trans-Pacific Aviation Law and Policy Conference will bring together airport, airline, government officials and academics from Asia and the Americas to examine key legal-policy issues. Sessions will include: the liberalization of air services agreements; transnational business models; private air law; airports and trans-Pacific connectivity; safety, security, liability and insurance; and a holistic look at the future of trans-Pacific aviation.
Speakers include Brian Havel (USA), Alan K.J. Tan (Singpore), Liu Hao (China), Alejandro Piera (Paraguay), Joseph Wheeler (Australia), John Macilree (New Zealand) and Brian Poston (Canada).
