Aviation Happenings – Spring 2019

The Spring 2019 edition of the Aviation Group’s quarterly newsletter examines some of the most recent and relevant cases and developments in aviation, including: 

• Supreme Court to Decide Whether Federal Agency Rejection of Proposed Warning Preempts State Law Claims
• Texas Supreme Court Holds ADA Does Not Preempt Lufthansa’s Tortious Interference Claims Against Sabre
• Federal District Court of Massachusetts Applies Montreal Convention to Claim Alleging that Airline Personnel Escorted Passenger off of Aircraft and Through Terminal
• Texas Court Betrays Supreme Court Precedent in Finding Specific Personal Jurisdiction over Cessna Aircraft Co.
• Is Pennsylvania’s Pro-plaintiff Perspective on Personal Jurisdiction Poised for (Re)Positioning?
• High Court in California Applies Broad Interpretation of Personal Jurisdiction While New York Appellate Court Applies Narrower One
• Third Circuit Affirms Ruling that General Aviation Revitalization Act (“GARA”) Does Not Shield Continental Motors from Liability
• Tenth Circuit Affirms Summary Judgment in Premier 390 Accident Litigation after Plaintiffs’ Expert Testimony Excluded
• Torturing Insurance Policy Language to Find Ambiguity

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