AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATIONFORUM ON AIR & SPACE LAW

2007 Annual Meeting

October 3-6, 2007

The Peabody HotelMemphis, Tennessee

Air & Space Law:The Pressures of Success

Please join us at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee onOctober 3-6 for the ABA Forum on Air and Space Law’s 2007Annual Meeting and Conference. We have the great fortune tohave a quartet of aviation’s best who have agreed to sharetheir thoughts with us on the state of the airline industry andits future. The Hon. Jeffrey N. Shane, Under Secretary forAviation Policy at the US Department of Transportation, willopen our conference and will address the Secretary’s key initiatives for the coming year. Our luncheon keynote speaker,Fred Smith, is Chairman, President and CEO of FedEx Corporation, headquarteredin our host city of Memphis. As the head of one of the world’s largest airlines, and an innovator in thecargo business, Mr. Smith will offer a perspective on the industry that few others can match. Our thirdkeynote speaker will be the Hon. Marion C. Blakey, who is stepping down as Administrator of the FederalAviation Administration this September. As an executive who has led the fight to modernize America’sair transport infrastructure, Ms. Blakey can share with us the numerous policy issues and challengesfaced by her organization. We are privileged to have Philip Trenary, CEO of Pinnacle Airlines, also basedin Memphis, as our luncheon keynote speaker on Friday. He is a key player in the regional airline indus-try and a member of FAA’s Management Advisory Committee, and will have some unique insights on thechallenges his sector and the FAA are facing.

We also have a stimulating program in store. A top-flight group of panelists will discuss the pressureson both the aviation and space industries as they grow and evolve and examine the ways in which thosein the aviation and space industries are adapting to rapid change. We look forward to a spirited debateamongst the panelists and audience alike.

Our panels will cover a wide range of topics, including airline industry competition and structure, inter-national aviation developments, an overview of recent regulatory developments, new trends in aviationlitigation, and an analysis of recent environmental proposals. We will have breakout sessions coveringtopics in aviation finance, aviation security, space law, as well as a panel on the ethical issues facing avi-ation and space law practitioners. Our speakers include lawyers from both US and non-US governmentagencies and organizations, airlines, airports, industry creditors, and the outside lawyers who representthese many groups.

Finally, lest anyone think that the conference will be all work and no play, we have some great eveningevents planned, including a dinner at the National Civil Rights Museum, a late evening tour of the FedExhub, and an optional trip on Saturday, October 6 to Oxford, Mississippi to visit the historic Ole Miss cam-pus with the option of attending the homecoming football game against Louisiana Tech. A tour of theNational Center for Remote Sensing, Air, and Space Law and the University of Mississippi School of Lawis also planned.

We look forward to seeing you in Memphis!

Program Chairs

Anita M. Mosner David ShortHolland & Knight LLP FedEx Express

DEAR COLLEAGUES:

CHAIRNancy D. LoBueFederal Aviation Administration

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRDavid J. A. Hayes IIITrans States Airlines, Inc.

BUDGET OFFICERDavid A. SchwarteSabre, Inc.

GOVERNING COMMITTEE MEMBERSThomas P. DaleRolls-Royce North America Inc.

Mark C. FavaNelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough

Keith LovelessAlaska Airlines, Inc.

Rod D. MargoCondon & Forsyth LLP

Renee Martin-Nagle Airbus Americas, Inc.

Robert S. SpanPaul Hastings Janofsky & Walker LLP

Steven H. TaylorFedEx Express

R. Bruce Wark American Airlines

Glenn WicksThe Wicks Group PLLC

Joanne W. YoungKirstein & Young, PLLC

Membership ChairDavid M. HernandezVedder Price

Canadian Bar LiaisonKenneth BurnettMiller Thompson

Law Student LiaisonJeremy E. JungerSt. Louis University School of Law

Sponsorship LiaisonDavid HeffernanWilmerHale

Young Lawyer LiaisonIndia J. PinkneyFederal Aviation Administration

Editor, the Air & Space Lawyer Kenneth P. QuinnPillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Program Chairs Anita M. MosnerHolland & Knight LLP

David ShortFedEx Express

Program Planning CommitteeNancy D. LoBueDavid A. BergDavid J. A. Hayes IIIJoanne GabrynowiczPatricia Grace Smith Kenneth P. QuinnRenee Martin-NagleIndia J. PinkneyDavid Heffernan

ABA FORUM ON AIR & SPACE LAW

GOVERNING COMMITTEE (2007-2008)

Wednesday, October 3, 20073:00 – 6:30 pm Pre-registration

6:00 – 7:00 pm Young Lawyer's Division Reception

7:30 – 10:00 pm Dinner with live Blues & Jazz Entertainment on Beale Street (optional)All costs are on own

10:00 pm – 1:00 am FedEx Express Global Super Hub TourPlease note: This tour is approximately 3 hours.

Thursday, October 4, 20077:00 am – 8:15 am Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:15 – 8:30 a.m. Chair's Welcome

8:45 – 9:15 a.m. Keynote Presentation: The Honorable Jeffrey N. ShaneUnder Secretary for Policy, U.S. Department of Transportation

9:15 - 10:45 a.m. Changes in the Airline Industry—New Entrants, Mergers, Alliances,Competition, and ConsolidationWhat is the future of examining airline industry practices for predatory pricing given current caselaw? Is antitrust review of airline mergers a sword or a shield? What is the road ahead for antitrustimmunity for alliances? How do city pair overlaps and network competition factor in merger andalliance reviews? What effectiveness and fairness issues have emerged out of airline bankruptcies?Moderator: Kenneth P. Quinn,

Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Panelists: The Honorable Andrew B. SteinbergAssistant Secretary for Aviation and International Affairs,U.S. Department of TransportationJanet DhillonSenior V.P. & General Counsel, US AirwaysJ. Bruce McDonaldPartner, Jones DayRobert McGeorgeGeneral Counsel, International Air Transport AssociationDaniel M. KasperManaging Director, LECGPaul R. LovejoySenior V.P., General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, United AirlinesDr. Konstantinos AdamantopoulosPartner, Hammonds

10:45 – 11:00 a.m. Break

11:00 – 12:30 p.m. Airport and Infrastructure Issues What is really at issue in the LAX rates and charges case and what does the DOT's Final Order mean for airports and airlines? What are the challenges airports face today as they try to providethe infrastructure necessary to meet passenger and shipper demand? What is the FAA's role in preventing and/or resolving airline-airport disputes? Moderator: D. Kirk Schaffer

Associate Administrator for Airports, Federal Aviation Administration

Panelists: Bruce H. RabinovitzPartner, WilmerHaleRoy GoldbergPartner, Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & HamptonKelly MartinChief Counsel, Los Angeles World AirportsFrank San MartinManager, Airports Law Branch, Office of Chief Counsel, Federal Aviation AdministrationPatricia HahnGeneral Counsel, Airports Council International, North America

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

12:30 - 2:00 p.m. Lunch & Presentation of ABA ScholarshipsKeynote Speaker: Frederick W. Smith, Chairman, President, and CEO, FedEx Corporation

2:00 – 3:30 p.m. Beyond Open Skies – Liberalization After the US-EU AgreementWhat challenges will arise during the implementation of the first-stage US-EU agreement? What issues should be included in the second stage of US-EU negotiations? How can the US-EUagreement be turned into a plurilateral agreement? What are the impediments to a NAFTA openskies agreement? Is Latin America the next target for further liberalization? Why do restrictionsagainst foreign ownership and control remain such a sacred cow?Moderator: Brian F. Havel

Professor of Law and Director, International Aviation Law Institute,DePaul University College of Law

Panelists: Russell Bailey, Sr.Attorney, Air Line Pilots AssociationMaria da CunhaHead of Government & Industry Affairs, British Airways (invited)David HodgkinsonSpecial Counsel, The Hodgkinson GroupJuan Carlos MencioGeneral Counsel–North America, LAN AirlinesJulie OettingerManaging Director–International and Regulatory Affairs, United AirlinesDavid H. PfliegerGeneral Counsel and Sr. Vice President-Legal and Government Affairs, Virgin AmericaLuisa RagherHead–Transport, Energy, Environment and Nuclear Matters Section,Delegation of the European Commission to the United States

3:30 – 3:45 p.m. Break

3:45 – 5:00 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION 1:A. Aviation Finance Panel: Cape Town Developments; Operating Leases Today A ten minute primer on the fundamentals of the Convention on International Interests in MobileEquipment on Matters Specific to Aircraft, followed by a discussion. Operating Leases Today: Howmuch do U.S. airlines rely on operating leasing? What are current hot buttons in operating leasesfrom the lessor and the lessee side?Moderator: John F. Pritchard

Partner, Holland & Knight LLP

Panelists: Edward K. GrossShareholder, Vedder PriceAndrea J. BrantnerSenior Vice President and Counsel, GE Commercial Aviation Services (GECAS)F. Scott WilsonVice President & General Counsel, UT Finance Corporation

B. Ethics Panel: Conflicts, Conflicts and More Conflicts!An interactive presentation on the ethical dilemmas faced by lawyers in conflicts of interest situations when they must determine whether they should disqualify themselves from representinga new client in a matter because that representation is related to a prior matter they handled foranother client We will also look at conflicts which arise when an attorney represents multiple clientswhose interests may be, or could become, divergent. Discussion will involve the Model Rules ofProfessional Conduct, which animate the conflicts determination – including the duty of confiden-tiality, duty of loyalty and duty to represent a client zealously within the bounds of the law.Moderator: Carlene V. McIntyre

Chief, Opinions and Appeals Division, Law Department, Port Authority of NY & NJ

Panelists: Prof. Lisa Shaw RoyAssistant Professor of Law, The University of Mississippi School of LawThomas E. WilliamsFirm General Counsel, Butler, Snow

OCTOBER 3-6, 2007

5:00 – 6:15 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION 2:A. Commercial Human Space FlightAs commercial human space flight has moved from the province of dreamers and daredevils, howhas it changed to a viable, regulated, and multifaceted industry? What is the "state of the state"in commercial human space – from the current federal regulatory regime, the suborbital market,to the space habitat market and space tourism brokering?Moderator: Tracey L. Knutson

Owner/Principal, Knutson & Associates

Panelists: Michael GoldChief Legal Counsel, Bigelow AerospaceJeff GreasonPresident, XCor AerospaceLaura MontgomerySenior Attorney, Office of the Chief Counsel, Federal Aviation AdministrationAlex TaiCEO, Virgin Galactic

B: Passenger and Cargo Security Post 3-1-1: What's Next?What is the ASIF Litigation all about? Technology v. Law – Total Recall. Hidden Dangers v. KnownShippers – the Cargo Carrier’s Dilemma. What are the current security issues facing passenger andcargo air carriers in the coming year? What will be the impact of the legislation to implement the9/11 Commission recommendations?Moderator: David J.A. Hayes III

Vice President & General Counsel, Trans States Airlines, Inc.

Panelists: Francine KernerChief Counsel, Transportation Security AdministrationDavid A. BergVP and General Counsel, Air Transport Association of AmericaScott BoylanSenior Counsel, General Electric Steven BrillChairman and CEO, CLEAR | Verified Identity Pass, Inc.Steven H. TaylorVice President, Regulatory Affairs, FedEx Express

7:00 p.m. Transfer to National Civil Rights Museum for Dinner sponsored by FedEx Express

10:00 p.m. – 1:00 am FedEx Express Global Super Hub TourPlease note: This tour is approximately 3 hours.

The daily “walking of the ducks”through the Peabody lobby

Lobby of the Peabody Hotel

Friday, October 5, 20077:00 am – 8:15 am Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:15 – 8:30 a.m. Chair's Welcome

8:30 - 9:45 a.m. Regulating a Deregulated Industry: Recent Developments in Aviation Regulation Is legislation in the form of a "passenger bill of rights" necessary? Or is the current regulatory framework, with oversight provided by the U.S. Department of Transportation,adequate to protect consumers? What should be the proper role of government in regulatingaviation in a post-deregulation environment? What is the current focus of DOT enforcementactivity? What are the recent trends and developments in DOT enforcement? How does IATAforesee its role in the airline industry evolving following the termination of its immunity fromantitrust/competition laws in the U.S., the EU and elsewhere?Moderator: David Heffernan

Partner, WilmerHale

Panelists: Joanna L. GeraghtyVice President & Associate General Counsel, JetBlueKenneth M. MeadSpecial Counsel, Baker Botts LLPMichael MullerAssistant Director, Passenger Services, International Air Transport AssociationSamuel PodbereskyAssistant General Counsel for Aviation Enforcement and Proceedings,U.S. Department of Transportation

9:45 – 10:30 a.m. Keynote Speaker: Marion C. BlakeyAdministrator, FAA

10:30 – 10:45 a.m. Break

10:45 – 12:00 p.m. Litigation/Insurance IssuesShould aviation accidents result in criminal prosecutions? Insurability or uninsurability of airline delay claims across the globe: The difference between black ink and red ink? What is an airline’s responsibility for individual passenger conduct? Inflight passenger illness: Is theindustry a de facto insurer of good health?Moderator: Christopher G. Kelly

Partner, Holland & Knight LLP

Panelists: Debra FowlerSenior Aviation Counsel, U.S. Department of JusticeGerard ForlinBarristerRicardo BernardiPartner, Vinhas e Bernardi AdvogadosThad DamerisPartner, Hogan & HartsonKenneth P. NolanPartner, Speiser Krause

12:00 – 1:30 p.m. LunchKeynote Speaker: Philip TrenaryCEO, Pinnacle Airlines

De Soto Bridge, Memphis

1:30 – 2:45 p.m. The Greening of Aviation: Fast Enough? Far Enough?As worldwide attention on climate change has grown, so too has specific attention been focusedon managing aviation’s CO2 emissions. As a result, a number of policy mechanisms are emergingfrom international organizations and individual countries to encourage or require the aviation sector to take new action to stabilize or reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. What are the historical and current efforts aviation employs to manage greenhouse gas emissions, and whatare the emerging climate change mechanisms, their interrelationships with other environmentalmandates, their projected impact on global aviation, and the often controversial legal, political,and competition issues surrounding them?Moderator: Julie H. Ellis

Partner, Butler, Snow, O’Mara, Stevens & Cannada, PLLC

Panelists: Nancy YoungVice President for Environmental Affairs, Air Transport Association of AmericaRenee Martin-NagleVice President and General Counsel, Airbus Americas, Inc.James FilippatosAssistant Administrator for International Aviation, Federal Aviation AdministrationJohn BeginDeputy Director, Air Transport Bureau, International Civil Aviation Organization Mike RossellUnited Kingdom Permanent Representative to ICAO

2:45 - 3:15 p.m. Break

3:15 – 4:30 p.m. Making Money in Space: Issues, Applications and LawSpace technology is a source of terrestrial business and legal issues. This panel addresses someissues faced by practitioners whose clients use space-based navigation, telecommunications, andremote sensing. Issues include export controls and the new US-UK Defense Trade CooperationTreaty; spectrum auctions and ownership for GPS and telecommunications; legal issues raised ina company that sells satellite images; and, using satellite images as demonstrative evidence in individual and class action litigation.Moderator: Prof. Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz

National Center for Remote Sensing, Air, and Space Law,The University of Mississippi School of Law

Panelists: Rick C. CrowseyPresident, Crowsey IncorporatedPamela L. MeredithPartner, Zuckert, Scoutt & Rasenberger, LLPSa'id MostesharPrincipal, Mosteshar MackenzieFranceska O. SchroederPartner, Fish & Richardson, P.C.William L. WarrenSr. V.P., G.C. and Corporate Secretary, GeoEye

4:30 - 5:45 p.m. Compliance Programs in the Aviation IndustryCorporate compliance in today’s business world is critical to enterprise success and credibility withinvestors and regulators. This panel will cover understanding the statutory and regulatory frame-work for such programs: What are the basics for an effective compliance program? Dealing withcompliance in the international arena; The intersection of compliance, ethics and culture - leader-ship and tone at the top; and Milestones and metrics - can the effectiveness of your complianceprogram be measured?Moderator: Tom O'Grady

Staff VP/Deputy General Counsel, Alaska Airlines, Corporate Compliance Officer,Alaska Air Group

Panelists: Martha RiesV.P., Ethics and Business Conduct, The Boeing CompanyFrank PlacentiPartner, Squire, Sanders and DempseyRalph CarterManaging Director/Regulatory Affairs (International), FedEx Express

5:30 p.m. Concluding Remarks

6:00 p.m. Evening EventsCocktails/Dinner, etc. – Optional Dinner, Entertainment & Gaming in Tunica, Mississippi

Wednesday, October 3 &Thursday, October 4, 200710:00 pm – 1:00 amFEDEX HUBThis tour is a unique chance to see the behind thescenes operation of FedEx. Bus transportation will beprovided. Advance registration required. The time toand from Peabody Hotel will be approximately 10:00PM to 1:00 AM. The facility is very loud and the tourwill require some walking. The tour will be offeredWednesday and Thursday nights (space is limited to75 individuals per night).

Thursday, October 4, 20076:00 – 9:00 pmOpening Reception National Civil Rights MuseumFor over a decade, the National Civil Rights Museumhas chronicled the Civil Rights Movement from theearliest days of slavery to that fateful day in 1968.With the opening of Exploring the Legacy, theMuseum now looks at the history of the Movementfollowing the assassination of Dr. King. Furthermore,Exploring the Legacy expands the Museum’s focusbeyond civil rights to encompass human rights move-ments worldwide.

Sponsored by Fed Ex

Saturday, October 6, 2007Tour of the Historic Ole Miss Campus andCollege Football Game (Louisiana Tech vs. Ole Miss Rebels) There will be a tour of the historic Ole Miss campuswith the option of attending the homecoming footballgame or visiting Rowan Oak, the historic home offamous Southern author, William Faulkner.The bus will depart at 8:00 a.m. from the PeabodyHotel and will arrive at the historic campus at 9:30a.m. for a tour of the campus. Tour features includethe Civil War Cemetery established following theBattle of Shiloh; the National Center for RemoteSensing, Air, and Space Law and the University ofMississippi School of Law; the Civil Rights Monument;Yates Interfaith Chapel; and the 1848 Lyceum thatwas the site of James Meredith's enrollment. Mr.Meredith was the first African-American to integrate aUniversity pursuant to Brown v. Board of Education.At 11:00 a.m. the tour will join the pre-game festivi-ties as the Ole Miss Rebels take their traditional"Walk through the Grove" two hours before kickoff.At 11:30 a.m., tour members have the option of participating in a renowned Ole Miss Football tradition: tailgating in the Grove. The Grove provides a family-friendly atmosphere where Ole Miss fans interact in an exuberant display of Southern hospitality. Kickoff for the game is TBD.Check http://www.olemisssports.comFor those who prefer an alternative to football, a self-guided tour is available of the recently renovatedRowan Oak, home of William Faulkner. Purchased byFaulkner in 1930, it was the family home for morethan forty years. Rowan Oak is a large primitive GreekRevival House that pre-dated the Civil War. It wasbuild by a Col. Sheegog from Tennessee when Oxfordwas a tiny 1840s frontier settlement.For more information, go to http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/u_museum/rowan_oak/interactive.html.The bus departs for Memphis International Airportand Peabody Hotel at time TBD (bus transportationwill be provided) $50.

Social Events:

SPONSORSThe ABA Forum on Air & Space Law would like to extend a special thank you to our Conference Sponsors:

Platinum SponsorFedEx Express

Gold SponsorsGECASHolland & Knight LLPTroutman Sanders

Silver SponsorsButler Snow WilmerHale

Bronze SponsorsAirbusPaul Hastings Janofsky & Walker LLPRolls-Royce, North America, Inc.Squire Sanders & Dempsey, LLP

1. Location Information:The conference will be held at the Peabody Memphis Hotel,149 Union Avenue, Memphis, TN 38103. Phone: 901-529-4000; Fax:901-529-3600

2. Hotel Reservations: To make your hotel reservations, please contact the PeabodyHotel at 901-529-4000 or 1-800-PEABODY. The Forum onAir & Space room rate is $189++. We have reserved a blockof rooms and the reservation deadline is Wednesday,September 4, 2007 or until our block is sold out (whichevercomes first). After this date (or the block is sold out) the ABAcannot guarantee rooms or availability, and the hotel willassign rooms on a space available basis. All changes to andcancellations of hotel reservations must be made 48 hoursprior to the scheduled date of arrival to avoid a one-nightcancellation charge. Rooms shall be available for check-in nolater than 4:00 p.m. with a checkout time of Noon. Pleaserefer to the ABA Forum on Air and Space Law 2007 Meeting,when making reservations.

3. Air Travel: The ABA offers a discounted travel program through the ABAonline travel agency, Travelocity Business or you may contactthe airlines directly. To access ABA online travel, go towww.abanet.org, “Member Tools”, and at ABA Online trav-el you will have automatic access to meeting airfare dis-counts, web fares and web book only. The ABA’s toll freenumber for Travelocity Business is 866-321-8403

4. Program Registration/Deadline: To register for all programs and events described in thisbrochure, please submit your completed registration formand payment to: Forum on Air & Space Law Registration, 321N. Clark St., MS. 18.2, Chicago, IL 60610 or fax your formwith credit card payment to 312-988-5528. Confirmationswill be mailed to you within 5 business days. In order to beincluded in the list of program attendees, you must registerbefore September 21, 2007. Registrations will not beprocessed without payment.

5. On Site RegistrationOn-site registration is available for those persons who missthe registration deadline. If you plan to register at the door,please call Dawn R. Holiday at 312-988 5660 at least 72hours before the conference to confirm that space is stillavailable. Failure to call in advance may preclude admissionto a sold-out conference. On site registrants must pay theregistration fees by check, Visa, MasterCard, or AmericanExpress. No registrations will be accepted without payment.

6. Registration Fees: Includes admission to the two-day program, continentalbreakfast, coffee breaks, luncheons, course materials and theCivil Rights Museum Dinner Reception.

7. Cancellation Policy: Registrants who are unable to attend the conference willreceive a refund less a $100 administrative fee if writtencancellation is received before September 21, 2007.Cancellations must be faxed to 312-988-5677. No refundswill be granted after September 21, 2007. We will allow substitutions or conference materials will be sent in lieu of arefund after the program. The ABA reserves the right to cancel any programs and assumes no responsibility for personal expenses.

8. CLE Credit: CLE accreditation has been requested for this conferencefrom every state with mandatory continuing legal educationrequirements for lawyers. Please be aware that each statehas its own rules and regulations, including its definition ofCLE. Check with your state agency for confirmation of thisprogram's approval. Attorneys seeking to obtain MCLE cred-it in Louisiana and/or Pennsylvania will be required to paystate accreditation fees directly to these states. Certificatesof attendance will be available at the conclusion of the con-ference. For information on approved number of credit hoursto be awarded, please contact the Dawn R. Holiday at 312-988-5660.

9. Membership: To encourage registrants to join the ABA Forum on Air andSpace Law, the Forum member's rate will be extended toregistrants who join the Forum when they register for theconference. Forum membership dues are $40 forattorneys/associates and $5 for law students. Membershipin the ABA and in any one of its many sections or divisionsis a prerequisite to Forum membership. Call 1-800-285-2221 or visit the website at www.abanet.org/join

10. Written Materials: Will be provided on CD-ROM. Please bring your laptop withyou to this meeting (Macintosh and Windows CompatibleCd-Rom’s will be Available). Written materials will be avail-able for purchase 30 days after the conference. Please con-tact the ABA Service Center (800-285-2221) to order. Pleasereference the date and title of this meeting.

11. Tax Deduction for Education PurposesIn the United States, an income tax deduction may beallowed for education expenses undertaken to maintain orimprove professional skills. This includes registration, travel,meals and lodging, subject to applicable limitations (seeTreas. Reg.1.162-5: Coughlin v. Commissioner, 203 F.2d 307(2d Cir.1953)).

12. Americans with Disabilities Act: If special arrangements are required for disabled individualsto attend this program, please contact Dawn R. Holiday inwriting by September 14, 2007 at the American BarAssociation, 321 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60610 or Fax: 312-988-5677.

13. Scholarship Opportunity: The Forum on Air & Space Law is offering financial assistanceto individuals with a demonstrated interest in Aviation orSpace Law. This assistance covers the costs and expenses(coach airfare/two-nights lodging) for an individual to attendthe Annual Meeting and Conference at the MemphisPeabody Hotel in Memphis, TN, October 3-6, 2007. To viewthe program agenda, click on the following link:www.abanet.org/forums/airspace/scholarship

14. Dress: Business attire.

15. For the latest program information: Please visit the Forum on Air and Space Law Website:www.abanet.org/forums/airspace

16. Questions: If you have questions or require additional conference information, please call Dawn R. Holiday at 312-988 5660or e mail: holidayd@staff.abanet.org

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