Conventional wisdom

As the latest rules regarding airline liability came into effect at the end of last year under the Montreal Convention, what does this mean for the countries signed to the treaty and the general (re)insurance industry as a whole?

International agreements governing airlines' liability to passengers and their families are in a state of flux. A new regime has come into place in more than 30 countries, including the US and two

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