METHODS OF CONDUCTING SPACE TOURISM ACTIVITIES IN THE LIGHT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW – HOW TO REMEDY POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF LAWS?
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https://doi.org/10.57599/gisoj.2023.3.2.99Keywords:
international space law, international aviation law, space tourism, suborbital flights, orbital flightsAbstract
This paper analyses the concept of space tourism in terms of methods required to conduct such activities within the scope of international law. It highlights challenges that emerge for the international space law, especially regarding the suborbital flights. It’s not clear from the point of view of international law which legal regime might apply to such an endeavor. Unlike any other space flight, suborbital flights consist both of elements from international aviation law and international space law. This paper discusses hypothetical solutions to potential conflicts of law that may arise in connection to such activities. It also aims to provide clarity to ambiguities regarding international law in this area.
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