Abstract:The fragmentation of international ship-aircraft encounter (SAE) rules has led to practical difficulties; as such, it is necessary to establish an integrated set of regulations for international SAEs. Based on the theoretical considerations of international law and the rules of the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea (CUES) and other SAEs, dispute resolution mechanisms such as international arbitration, diplomatic channels, the International Court of Justice, and Alternate Dispute Resolution have been careful… Show more
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