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The Commercial Court has held that an aviation contractor was not entitled to the value of aircraft engine parts that were being refurbished by a subcontractor because the subcontractor's obligations ended when the sub-contract was terminated
The ash cloud from Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano that shut down much of Europe's air space in April 2010 has been held to be an example of "extraordinary circumstances" under Art 5(3) of EC Regulation 2612004 (the Regulation), exempting airlines from paying compensation for the cancellation of flights
