In France, an air traffic controller fell asleep during his shift, and a plane with passengers was circling in the sky above the airport. Can his actions be considered negligent and held accountable? If so, what liability can he bear?
If the pilots of a civilian aircraft failed to follow the instructions of an air traffic controller and this led to a dangerous approach to the plane carrying the US President, can they be held liable for violating flight safety regulations?
If Russian drones violate the airspace of a neighboring country, do I have the right to receive compensation for possible damage as a citizen of Ukraine?
...then was after the shift, and the next day did not come to work?
If a person, out of delusion, tries to enter the cockpit during a flight, will they be criminally liable for their actions?
If Russian drones violated the airspace of another country, does international law provide for liability for such actions and how can it be implemented?
If a person disrupts the order and poses a safety threat during a flight, can the airline sue them and demand compensation for damages?
If a driver hit a pedestrian at an unregulated crosswalk and a pensioner died as a result, can the driver be held criminally liable if he was speeding and did not have time to stop?
If a minibus driver receives a fine for running a red light, does he have the right to appeal this decision in court?
The article states that a Canadian court ordered UIA to pay compensation to the victims of the PS752 plane crash. Do you think that Ukrainian airlines should be held responsible for similar incidents under international standards?