The Hague Court of Arbitration for Aviation (HCAA) has recently revised its arbitration rules focusing on a high level of consultative engagement with the aviation community.
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High Court strikes a cautionary note on lease termination: The recent case of Peregrine v Laudamotion
The recent case in the High Court of Peregrine Aviation Bravo v Laudamotion [2023] EWHC 48 (Comm) sheds some light on the impact the pandemic had on relationships between lessors and airlines.
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Hague Court of Arbitration for Aviation gets off the ground
Introduction
There is much buzz around the launch of the Hague Court of Arbitration for Aviation (the ‘HCAA’), a new industry focussed arbitral regime, in Rotterdam. However, it remains to be seen whether the hype is justified and whether the HCAA will gain traction within the aerospace industry and, in particular, with industry participants.
In this alert, we take a closer look at the administration of the HCAA by the Netherlands Arbitration Institute (the ‘NAI’), the model clause and, of course, the proposed rules (the ‘Rules’).
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