An Assessment of the Effect of the 1944 Chicago Convention on the Air Carrier’s Duty of Airworthiness under the Carriage of Goods
Our understanding of airworthiness as the fitness of the aircraft in all respects to encounter the ordinary perils of the air that could be expected on her journey, and deliver the goods safely to their destination is a confirmation of the fact that the responsibility is heavy for the air carrier upon reception, carriage and …