Recent News
The India temporary travel ban extends to Australian citizens
Yesterday, 3 May, a temporary, or rather a hopefully temporary, arrangement was put in place that attacked our never-debated but commonly shared assumption: that your Australian citizenship and passport meant that you could come home to...
Space Capstone Publication – Spacepower Doctrine for Space Forces
The first-ever ‘Space Capstone Publication—Spacepower Doctrine for Space Forces’ released by the new United States Space Force on 10 August 2020 is not just a ‘must-read’ for anyone in military forces engaged in space activities globally, but anyone in the national...
Air India Express Flight IX-1344 Tragedy, Kozhikode International Airport
For obligation free initial advice and assistance about passenger victim compensation rights contact us now at [email protected] or +61 7 3040 1099. During the wet evening of 7 August 2020, a Boeing-737 belonging to Air India Express, the subsidiary of Air India,...
Singapore Convention on Mediation
International settlements will soon benefit from the newly created enforcement powers that the Singapore Convention on Mediation will provide. The United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation, (“Singapore Convention on...
$10,000 for aviation and space businesses for legal advice through Qld Grant
Small aviation and space businesses can access Qld Govt Grant for legal advice through the Small Business COVID-19 Adaption Grant Program - Round 2 is now open as of 1 July and will only receive applications for a short time. Use grant funds to ensure you have...
Aviation Employment Mediation
IALPG is proud to unveil its newest practice area with a service offering geared towards aviation industry participants. We are now able to assist airlines or other air operators and their employees (be they flight crew or otherwise) who find themselves in workplace...
Helicopter Pilot awarded $5.6 Million in Damages
Bruce Towers (Mr Towers) was employed by Hevilift Limited (Hevilift) in 2006 as a helicopter pilot. Hevilift provided air transport for workers in a mining project in the Papua New Guinea Highlands. On 20 April 2006, Mr Towers was ferrying mine workers to a camp site...
Sexual assaults in the sky: The failure of aviation law and how to fix it
This article – ‘Sexual assaults in the sky: The failure of aviation law and how to fix it’ – first appeared in Precedent, the journal of the Australian Lawyers Alliance, issue 151, published in April 2019 (Sydney, Australia, ISSN 1449-7719). It has been reproduced...
New COVID-19 Legislation & Impact on Deadlines
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant change to the lives of many, bringing with it unprecedented statutory allowances across many industries including in aviation law. On 22 April 2020, the Queensland Parliament passed new legislation that allows courts to...