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Trilegal

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Trilegal fields a ‘market-leading’ aviation team with expertise across the full spectrum of relevant work, handling a diverse mix of contentious and non-contentious mandates for airports, large defence industry players, and aviation companies. Key names in the ‘exceptional’ team include Delano Furtado, whose expertise spans aviation M&A, joint ventures, and market entry strategies; Milanka Chaudhury, a seasoned litigator with extensive experience advising airport operators, concessionaires, and airlines in regulatory disputes; and Ashish Bhan, a key name for commercial litigation and arbitration in the defence sector.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘Trilegal has a team of lawyers with specialized knowledge in aerospace sectors, understanding the unique regulatory, operational, technical and commercial challenges these industries face. They offer a full spectrum of legal services from advisory and compliance to litigation. This holistic approach ensures that clients receive well-rounded support for all their legal needs. ’

  • ‘The partner and associates provide detailed and nuanced advice on regulatory compliance, ensuring that clients navigate the complex legal landscape of the sector effectively. They excel in managing and resolving disputes with a strategic approach to litigation that focuses on achieving favourable outcomes for clients.’

Key clients

  • Airbus S.A.S.
  • SNV Aviation Private Limited (Akasa Air)

Work highlights

Advising Airbus S.A.S. in relation to a supply arrangement for the supply of Cargo doors for the Single Aisle aircraft family with Tata Advanced Systems Limited, proposed to be undertaken on a ‘Build-to-Print’ business model.
Advising and representing SNV Aviation Private Limited before the Delhi High Court, Bombay High Court and in its discussions with the DGCA and other authorities in the aviation sector.