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This overview is a guide to the Dispute Resolution content within the Aviation for Dispute Resolution lawyers subtopic, with links to the underlying content.

Aviation sector resource kit—this resource kit lists key practical guidance and research sources on the aviation sector across Lexis+® UK. It is organised by practice area and updated as new content is added.

Aviation sector glossary—the Aviation sector glossary pulls together key definitions of selected terms relevant to the aviation sector and provides links to relevant resources from across Lexis+®.

Aviation disputes—passenger disputes—this Practice Note provides a roadmap to the principal legal issues arising in airline passenger disputes in England and Wales. It focuses on delay, cancellation and denied boarding claims, with brief coverage of downgrading.

Aviation disputes—limitation and time bars—this Practice Note provides practical guidance on limitation periods and other time bars affecting civil aviation disputes. It covers English statutory limitation, foreign limitation law, the International Montreal and Warsaw Conventions and the contractual notice provisions and time bars. It also considers the procedural steps needed to preserve claims. It is intended as an aviation-focused gateway.

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