As a citizen, I am interested in the question: if a plane is flying over Ukraine and there are problems with GPS, will the pilots be held liable if they use paper maps due to a technical failure caused by the Russian-Ukrainian war?
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?
I recently learned about the incident where Ursula von der Leyen's plane was forced to make an emergency landing due to GPS failures. If I have been affected by a similar situation, do I have the right to claim compensation?
What are the consequences for people who run onto the airfield at an airport, trying to catch a plane, according to German law, and can they be held criminally liable?
I read the news that the plane carrying the President of Lithuania was unable to land due to a report of the possible presence of an unknown drone in the airspace. As I understand it, the use of a drone in such cases can pose a threat to flight safety. Is there liability for the illegal use of drones in the airspace of Ukraine?
Does Ukrainian legislation provide for liability for officials of an aggressor state for violating the airspace of other states during war?