Titlebook: Spaceports in Europe; Annette Froehlich Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nat

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,The “European New Space”: Spaceports Provided by Private Actors,r horizontal-launch spaceport. In particular, States have to authorise and continuously supervise the spaceports of non-governmental entities. This chapter also posits that the current international space law regime on liability applies to spaceports.

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UK Spaceports and Launch Services: An Overview of the Assessment of Environmental Effects and Envir in the regulation of proposed UK spaceports and launch services and what are potential transboundary (TEIA) challenges? This chapter begins with a brief background on UK spaceports and the environmental aspects of the legal and regulatory process for proposed spaceports and launch services. Part tw

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Spaceport: The Bridge Between Aviation Law and Space Law. The Grottaglie Sample, located and the prevention and management of the risks inherent in the activities is carried out. Particular attention will be given to the historical relationship of continuity that air and space law have in the specific perspective of the establishment and management of spaceports, bringing the I

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Air Traffic and Space Traffic Management Perspective on Spaceport Operations, is still in its infancy period and can be said that poses various challenges. Ensuring the safe and secure accommodation and integration of the suborbital flights should be considered as a hot topic that will come up frequently in the near and medium term. This chapter discusses the challenge of th

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Book 2021 to accommodate commercial space flights. Questions of permission, supervision and control requirespecial liability regulations to avoid detrimental consequences stemming from the concept of “l(fā)aunching states” in view of the rise of private driven commercial space activities on a global level. Furth

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,Securing Europe’s Spaceports: A Legal Perspective,s both under-analyzed and under-formalized. In particular, the European Union’s critical infrastructure protection directives do not specifically address spaceports. Further, like many modern industries, the entire space sector is now wholly dependent on computer networks. These networks are vulnera