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Hugh is a lawyer specialising in the regulation of international aviation. He served as a partner and Head of Aviation Regulatory and Commercial of two large international law firms in the City before transferring to the commercial bar in 2004. Hugh spent six years’ on the Council of the Airport Operators Association, and was recently a member of a group which undertook a study for the European Commission on the impact of the introduction of secondary trading of airport slots. He also advised on the legal aspects of establishing a single air traffic management system in the EU. Hugh regularly speaks on aviation regulatory topics and is the joint author and contributing editor of the Aviation volume of Halsbury’s Laws.About the ASI
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