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The Jet Fuel Crisis And Commercial Aviation: An Emergency Calling For A Binding European Response
A month ago we identified a qualitative shift in the nature of the risk: it was no longer merely a price risk but had become a genuine risk of physical access to product. One month on, far from receding, that assessment has been confirmed. The remarks of the European...
Geopolitics And Aviation: When The Risk Is No Longer The Price, But The Supply
In March 2026, the escalation of the conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran has triggered one of the most severe geopolitical disruptions of the last decade, profoundly altering the global energy balance and with effects that extend far beyond the...
NOx Tax And Commercial Aviation: The CJEU Reopens A Key Front For Airlines
Since 2015, airlines operating commercial passenger flights from airports located in Catalonia have been subject to a specific regional tax on nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions generated during the landing and take-off phases of aircrafts (LTO cycle, for short). This...
Innovative Air Mobility: The Regulatory Takeoff Of A New Era Of Transportation
Air transport is undergoing a profound transformation driven by the development of electric, digital and automated technologies. In this context, Innovative Air Mobility (IAM) is emerging. It is a new ecosystem based on sustainable propulsion systems and the use of...
New Customer Service Act In Spain
On 11 December 2025, the Spanish Congress of Deputies definitively approved the first specific piece of legislation regulating customer service in Spain. This represents an unprecedented development in the Spanish legal system, where rules governing this area had...
The Single European Sky: A new horizon for aviation in Europe
Europe's airspace is one of the densest and most complex in the world: it encompasses more than 11 million flights per year, 27 European Union Member States and a dozen associated countries, more than 60 air navigation service providers and a mosaic of national...
Animals, luggage and air liability: the CJEU reaffirms the balance of the Montreal Convention
On 16 October 2025, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) handed down a ruling of particular relevance to international air transport (case C-218/24), resolving a preliminary ruling requested by Madrid Commercial Court No. 4¹. The debate revolved around a...
EES: the new digital era of border control in Europe
On 12 October 2025, the Entry and Exit System (EES) will come into force throughout the European Union, one of the most ambitious reforms in border control in recent decades. This system will replace the traditional manual stamping of passports for third-country...
The Civil Guard at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport: essential work in the heart of Spain’s air traffic
INTRODUCTION: SECURITY THAT PREVENTS HARM A few days ago, we had the opportunity to visit the Civil Guard facilities at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) and see first-hand the extraordinary work carried out by the team of this detachment. During the visit,...
ReFuelEU Aviation: A step towards the decarbonisation of aviation
The entry into force of Regulation (EU) 2023/2405 (ReFuelEU Aviation)¹ in January 2025 represents one of the most ambitious steps taken by the European Union to decarbonise air transport. This regulation, which imposes progressive obligations to incorporate...