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ARTICLE · 25 APRIL 2024

Aviation Laws And Regulations Türkiye 2024

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The principal legislation to be applied to the carriage of goods and passengers by air in domestic carriage should be divided into two: for principal legislation for domestic carriage...

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Selçuk Esenyel
Selçuk Esenyel
M. Türker Yıldırım
M. Türker Yıldırım
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1. General

1.1 Please list and briefly describe the principal legislation and regulatory bodies which apply to and/or regulate aviation in your jurisdiction.

The principal legislation to be applied to the carriage of goods and passengers by air in domestic carriage should be divided into two: for principal legislation for domestic carriage, the Turkish Civil Aviation Code (TCAC); and for international carriage, the 1999 Montreal Convention should be applied.

The main regulatory body is the Turkish Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) acting under the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure.

1.2 What are the steps which air carriers need to take in order to obtain an operating licence?

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