Air Disasters Point Out Shortcomings in Chinese Legislation

How China handles compensation claims resulting from air accidents has come under new scrutiny in the wake of two recent air disasters. What are the problems with China's legislation that governs these claims?

8 minute read July 02, 2002 at 12:58 AM

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By George WangHao Tian Law Office,Beijing

Recent air disasters at Pusan Airport in South Korea on April 5 and over the sea near Dalian, China on May 7 have raised questions about how compensation claims are handled in China.

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