항공보안법 개선을 위한 해외 법률의 비교연구

Korea's aviation security law is designed to comply with the contents of Annex 17 to the Internationa Civil Aviation Convention. This article focuses on the legal content of the countries that enacted the law under the name of the Aviation Security Act-Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the EU regulations. In the case of Korea following the Continental Law, we specifically looked at the contents of German law. The areas to be improved in the Aviation Security Act were studied, focusing on the German Aviation Security Act, which regulates the limitation of basic rights, and the United States regulations, which regulate the rights relief. We also studied the provisions of Regulation (EC) No 300/2008, which clearly define the definition of terms with respect to aviation security. Based on the legislation of other countries in aviation security, we have studied the areas in which Korea's aviation security law should be developed and suggested directions for future legislation.