Aviation Law

The starting point is the question of who keeps an aircraft, who operates it and who is answerable for it. Only then is it clear which contracts are needed.

If an investor comes on board later or a company is sold, we continue working with the same documents. And if a service provider does not deliver what was agreed, we enforce the resulting claims.

• Drafting and review of leasing agreements, from business jets to wide-body aircraft
• Drafting of management and aircraft keeper agreements for the efficient organisation of aircraft
• Drafting and review of purchase and sale agreements for aircraft
• Preparation of tailored general terms and conditions (AGB) for aviation businesses
• Preparation and review of contracts with service providers, for example for the supply of fuel or maintenance services
• Drafting and negotiation of investment agreements and articles of association for the optimal integration of investors
• Legal advice and support on company sales and on investments by investors, including comprehensive support during the legal due diligence
• Enforcement of claims against service providers as part of efficient claims management