This article explores the evolving dynamics of airline law amidst the rapid digital transformation characterizing the modern aviation industry. It focuses on the adaptation of traditional legal frameworks to the emerging digital realities, particularly in areas of data management, cybersecurity, and international regulatory compliance. Employing a comprehensive methodology, this study analyzes existing legal literature, scrutinizes recent legal cases, and incorporates insights from interviews with experts in aviation law and digital technology. Key findings reveal a complex landscape of challenges and opportunities presented by the digital age for airline law. This includes navigating jurisdictional nuances, ensuring data privacy, and achieving cross-border legal harmonization. The research underscores significant implications for policymakers, airline operators, and legal practitioners, highlighting the need for updated legal strategies and frameworks in alignment with technological advancements. Additionally, the article suggests avenues for future research to further understand and address the dynamic interplay between digital innovation and legal governance in aviation.
MoghadasNian et al. (Sun,) studied this question.