This week, the Luiss School of Law, in collaboration with the McGill Institute of Air and Space Law Law, is hosting an The Executive Program on Current and Future Developments in International Air Law to the latest legal, regulatory, and financial developments shaping the global aviation sector.

Bringing together legal professionals, academics, and industry practitioners, the program explores key topics ranging from the foundational principles of the Chicago Convention to contemporary challenges in aircraft financing, airline contracts, Artificial Intelligence, and Advanced Air Mobility. Designed to connect traditional air law frameworks with the rapidly evolving aviation landscape, the course offers participants a unique opportunity to engage with leading international experts and gain valuable insights into the future of the industry.

As part of the program, participants will also attend the upcoming Studio Legale Pierallini Annual Air Law Conference, an exclusive forum that will bring together global experts and stakeholders to discuss the future of aviation law and policy.