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Vol.2,
No. 2, 2012Contents
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The
contribution of
Eastand
SoutheastAsia
legalculture
onthe
improvement
of
DSI\{sin
newly
createdFTAs
in
this region
Yang Songling
Incorporating
human
rights
provisions
into bilateral
investment treaties:
a quest
for
possibilities
Iman Prihandono
Legatity of the European Union
flight
bantowards Indonesian airlines
Atip Latipulhal'at
andAgil Ariananto
Enforcing
the
right
to
adequate housingwithin
theIndian Constitution:
a lessoo
for
Canada
Boirumelo lVmusinl'ane
Theoretical
issuesthat
underlie
thedrafting
of
abinding
treaty to prevent
further
deforestation
anddegradation
ofthe world's tropical
rainforests
Patricia
Blazel'Trade
unions,collective bargaining
and theglobal
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afederated emerging
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Int. J. Publie Law and Policy, Vot. 2, No. 2, 2012 149
Legality of the European
Union
flight
ban
towards
lndonesian
airlines
Atip
Latipulhayat* and Agil Ariananto
Faculty of Law,
Padj adj aran University,
Dipati UkurNo. 35, Bandung, Indonesia
E-mail : atiphayat@yahoo.co. id
E-mail : agilariananto@yahoo.com
*Corresponding author
Abstract: one of the most f*ndamental principles in the field of air law is the principle of State-sovereigng over its airqpace. undo- the pnnciple states arc
responsible
for
the safety oversight within their territories. Howw-er. thisprinciple recei'ed specific limitations
in
cerlainarex.
The States arecommitted to observ'e the international regulations governing air navigation, as
a consequence, the rights of governments to regulaG air nadgation a6ve their
t_errioles are not absohirtg but subject to inGrnational
ruli.
rne Europeancommission took the initiative i1?004 to reorganise the European airspace uy launching the Single€,ropean sklr (sES) programme. To improve ivlation
safety in Europe, the European commission decided to ban aidines found to be unsafe from operating in European airspace. By reason that Indonesian airlines
did
not meet aviation safety standards,Eti
imposeda flight
banto
allIndonesian airlines. This paper argues that EU flighi ban is a uilateral act that vrolates the principle and objectives ofthe Chicago Convention 1944.
Keywordr:.air1arv;
lurgneaa airspace; Indonesia; Chicago Convention; Single
European Sky; SES; fligbt ban.
TuI"*o.*
t99l:
pryer should be made as follows: Latipulhaya!A.
and|1anan1o, \...A0121 'Legaliry
of
the Er:ropean Union flight ban towardslndonesian airlines', Int. J. Public Law and poticy, Vol. 2, No.1. pp.149_161.
Biographicat notecl Atip Latipulhayat is the Director of the Indoaesian centre
lor Air
and Space Law (CASL), Facultyof
Larv, padjadjaranUniv;it,
Baadmg
-
Indonesia.Agil Ariananto is a researcher at the Indonesiaa centre for Air and space Law
(ICASL), Faculty of Larq Padjadjarm University, Bandung-Indonesia.
I
Introduction
Aviation
has become the most ftvourable modeof
trmsportation dueto
its
speed,efficiency and comfort Aviation indusry in Indonesira is growing rapidly, with a number
of
new
scheduledor
nou-scheduledflights
emerghgto
orrr il"i.
-r"rvicp
to
thecusbmers. However, amidst the
frst
growingof
this industry, accident tendsto
ocsurwhether
in
the territory of Indonesia or zuffered by Indoaesia airlines. Such accidents