Aviation Law and Policy in Asia

Jae Woon Lee is Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) with degrees from McGill University (LLM) and National University of Singapore (PhD).

“If I would have to label this book in one catch word, I would use the word ‘insightful’. This book forms a meaningful addition to the existing air law literature. It deserves a place on the bookshelves of all those who closely follow this area of law.”Prof. Pablo Mendes de Leon (Leiden University) Air & Space Law 46, no. 4&5 (2021)“The book is well-structured and addresses in a systematic, yet dynamic, manner a collection of the most relevant legal, regulatory and political issues of air transport development in Asia. The book will - in no time- become the indispensable reference for everyone who has an interest in international, Asian and comparative aviation law.”Andrea Trimarchi (University of Cologne) German Journal of Air & Space Law 70, no.2 (2021)

• PrefaceList of Figures and TablesNotes on ContributorsPART 1Northeast Asia1 Dynamic Stewardship of Air Transport Market Liberalization in JapanKatsuhiro Yamaguchi2 Should the Government Control the Number of Airlines in Korea?Jae Woon Lee3 China’s Air Transport Policymaking: Policy Objectives, Institutions and Airlines’ Political ActivityChrystal Zhang4 China’s New Administrative Measures on International Traffic Rights Allocation Together with the Dual- Airport Operation Policy in BeijingPai Zheng5 China’s Industrial Policies for Commercial Civil Aviation Manufacturing and Implications for the Global Trading SystemJuan He6 Conflicts between Aviation and Labor Laws/Regulations in TaiwanMickey (Jialing) Shan7 Hong Kong Airport’s Competitiveness as an International HubAndrew Yuen, Kan Tsui, and Michael Fung8 Enhancing Hong Kong’s Attractiveness as a New Global Aircraft Leasing Hub in AsiaVictor S. ChanPART 2Southeast Asia9 Removing Air Transportation from the Scope of ‘Public Utility’ in the Philippine Constitution: A Panacea for Liberalisation?Michelle Dy10 Development of Vietnam’s Aviation Law: Airlines’ Influence in the Legislative ProcessNguyen Van Tuan and Duong Tri Thanh11 Impact on Thai Airways of Air Transport Liberalisation in ThailandNavatasn Kongsamutr12 Ownership and Control of Thai Airlines: Liberal Spirit in the Cloak of NationalismLalin Kovudhikulrungsri and Prasert Pompongsuk13 The Indonesian Aviation Sector in the Realm of Liberalisation: The Long and Winding RoadRidha Aditya Nugraha14 Integrating ASEAN Through Liberalisation of Investment in the Aviation SectorSufian Jusoh and Haris Zuan15 The New ASEAN-E.U. Comprehensive Air Transport Agreement (CATA)Alan Khee-Jin TanPART 3South Asia16 Indian Aviation Policy on Market Access: Is It a Case of Missing the Woods for the Trees?Rajesh Singh17 Civil Aviation Industry in Sri Lanka: Challenges and SolutionsAnusha Wickramasinghe18 Concluding Remarks and Smart Regulation in the Post COVID-19 EraJae Woon LeeIndex