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    A Critical Study on Aviation Terrorism and Contemporary International Law
    (East West University, 2022-05-18) Azad, Saad Ibne
    The purpose of this study is to understand more about Aviation Terrorism. Terrorism is a present and serious threat. We need to know how terrorist organizations work to create effective countermeasures, especially by using the Aviation since it has been a major target for modern terrorists. Terrorists in terrorist hotspots might utilize the Aviation to promote their messages. This article discusses the influence of terrorism on the aviation industry's operations. It traces the origins of aviation terrorism and the phenomenon's growth. The thesis emphasizes the relationship between terrorist attacks and aviation industry management practices in particular. Additionally, terrorist strikes have unquestionably had a negative impact on the overall aviation business. Terrorism has resulted in massive losses for airlines and has become a huge treat to the people of countries all around the world. Aviation terrorism's continued escalation could result in enormous economic losses for the whole sector and governments affected by the occurrence. Aviation terrorism must be curbed to keep these losses to a minimum. Nonetheless, the airline industry's long-term viability is assured.

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