Air law - the case of KAL 007 :  legal issues raised by the destruction of KAL 007

Walker, June.

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Air law - the case of KAL 007 : legal issues raised by the destruction of KAL 007

Date

1984-06

Authors

Walker, June.

Abstract

Early in the morning of September 1 1983 Korean Airlines commercial flight 007 (KAL 007) was destroyed by Soviet military aircraft in the vicinity of Sakhalin Island USSR en route from Anchorage to Seoul whilst passing without permission through Soviet airspace.