What are the aims of Warsaw convention?

1. To unify the rules governing international air transport, and in particular to:

- establish uniform rules on the liability of carriers for death or injury to passengers and for loss of or damage to baggage and cargo;

- provide legal certainty for passengers, carriers and other parties involved in international air transport;

- facilitate the development of international air transport by reducing legal uncertainty and the costs associated with litigation.

2. To protect passengers, shippers, and other parties with an interest in international air transportation.

3. To promote the safety and regularity of international air transportation.

4. To facilitate the investigation and settlement of accidents and incidents involving international air transportation.

5. To establish a system of compensation for damages resulting from accidents and incidents involving international air transportation.

6. To promote the economic development of countries by facilitating the movement of people and goods by air.