The Warsaw Convention deals with airlines' liability for passengers' luggage.
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The Warsaw Convention establishes liability limits for international air carriers in cases of passenger injury, death, or baggage loss or damage. Airlines are generally liable for damages up to a specified limit unless they can prove that they took all necessary measures to avoid the incident. For passenger death or injury, the liability limit is around 113,100 Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), while for baggage, the limit is roughly 1,000 SDRs. The Convention aims to provide a uniform legal framework for airline liability across member countries.
Henry Beaubois has written: 'The air carrier's unlimited liability under the Warsaw convention and the Hague protocol' -- subject(s): Liability for aircraft accidents
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