AI Prompt Library

Aviation Law prompts for Australian lawyers

These prompts are designed for AU aviation lawyers acting on CASA regulation, passenger claims, aircraft leasing, incidents, drones, and airport operations. Copy any prompt, replace placeholders with your matter facts, and run it.

In short

A curated library of 25 AI prompts for Australian aviation practitioners. Each prompt is grounded in the Civil Aviation Act 1988, CASRs, Montreal Convention (via the Civil Aviation (Carriers' Liability) Act 1959), and current Federal Court aviation authority.

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Research

Research prompts (5)

Research Montreal Convention liability

Prompt

Research the current application of the Montreal Convention 1999 (as implemented by the Civil Aviation (Carriers' Liability) Act) to passenger injury and baggage claims.

Example use: Passenger injury claim arising from turbulence on an international flight.

Research CASA enforcement approach

Prompt

Research CASA's current enforcement approach under the CASR, including administrative action, demerit points, and s 30DC suspension.

Example use: Advising a pilot facing CASA review following a serious incident.

Research drone regulation (Part 101)

Prompt

Research the current Part 101 CASR framework for RPAS operations, including RePL, ReOC, and excluded category operations.

Example use: Commercial drone operator launching a new inspection service.

Research Cape Town Convention implementation

Prompt

Research Australia's implementation of the Cape Town Convention and Aircraft Protocol, including IDERA lodgment procedure.

Example use: Aircraft lessor securing protection under the Cape Town regime for a new delivery.

Research ATSB investigation privilege

Prompt

Research the use of ATSB investigation materials in civil proceedings under s 60 of the Transport Safety Investigation Act 2003.

Example use: Plaintiff considering whether ATSB final report can be relied on in civil claim.

Drafting

Drafting prompts (5)

Draft an aircraft operating lease

Prompt

Draft an aircraft operating lease. Lessor: [details]. Lessee: [details]. Include rent, maintenance, return conditions, and default.

Example use: Operating lease for a narrow-body aircraft delivering to an Australian operator.

Draft a passenger claim demand

Prompt

Draft a demand under the Montreal Convention for passenger injury. Claimant: [details]. Carrier: [details]. Include Article 17 and quantum.

Example use: Demand for back injury sustained during a cabin service incident.

Draft a CASA show cause response

Prompt

Draft a response to a CASA show cause notice. Licence holder: [details]. Issues: [details]. Include mitigating circumstances and safety commitments.

Example use: Response to a show cause notice to vary an AOC following an incident.

Draft a drone operating policy

Prompt

Draft an RPAS operating policy for a commercial operator. Cover crew competency, risk assessment, and CASR Part 101 compliance.

Example use: Surveying business expanding to BVLOS operations.

Draft an aircraft sale agreement

Prompt

Draft an aircraft sale and purchase agreement. Seller: [details]. Buyer: [details]. Include inspection, delivery, title, and tax clauses.

Example use: Private jet sale between an Australian seller and an overseas buyer.

Review

Review prompts (5)

Review an aircraft lease

Prompt

Review this aircraft lease from the [lessor/lessee] perspective. Identify return conditions, MX reserves, and default remedies.

Example use: Lessee review before signing a 12-year lease for a new-delivery aircraft.

Review a ground handling agreement

Prompt

Review this IATA SGHA-based ground handling agreement. Identify liability allocation, indemnities, and service levels.

Example use: Airline review of a station ground handling agreement at a regional airport.

Review a CASA regulatory notice

Prompt

Review this CASA notice (e.g. AD, exemption refusal, licence action). Identify review rights under the CAA and ART.

Example use: Operator reviewing a notice suspending an AOC condition.

Review an ATSB final report

Prompt

Review this ATSB final investigation report. Identify safety findings and any litigation exposure for stakeholders.

Example use: Operator reviewing an ATSB report on a non-fatal incident at a regional airport.

Review an airport access agreement

Prompt

Review this airport access/lease agreement. Identify charges, exclusivity, and change of control triggers.

Example use: Airline review of a long-term slot/access agreement at a capital city airport.

Client comms

Client comms prompts (5)

Explain Montreal Convention caps

Prompt

Draft a plain-English briefing on passenger injury and baggage liability caps under the Montreal Convention.

Example use: Passenger querying likely recovery after an onboard injury.

Explain CASA certification pathway

Prompt

Draft a plain-English briefing for a new operator on the AOC certification pathway.

Example use: New charter operator preparing an AOC application.

Explain drone operator responsibilities

Prompt

Draft a plain-English briefing for commercial drone operators on CASR Part 101 obligations and CASA enforcement.

Example use: New ReOC holder commencing inspection operations.

Explain aircraft finance options

Prompt

Draft a plain-English briefing on aircraft finance structures — operating lease, finance lease, and PDP financing.

Example use: Regional operator considering fleet renewal options.

Explain an ATSB investigation

Prompt

Draft a plain-English briefing for an operator involved in an ATSB investigation, including privilege and cooperation.

Example use: First-time operator following notification of an investigation.

Strategy

Strategy prompts (5)

Strategy for a passenger class action

Prompt

Develop a strategy for defending a passenger class action under the Montreal Convention. Consider jurisdiction, quantum, and Article 17 issues.

Example use: Carrier defending a class action arising from an inflight incident.

Strategy for a CASA licence dispute

Prompt

Develop a strategy for challenging a CASA licence action. Consider internal review, ART, and judicial review grounds.

Example use: Pilot challenging suspension of privileges following a minor incident.

Strategy for an aircraft repossession

Prompt

Develop a strategy for repossessing an aircraft from a defaulted lessee under the Cape Town Protocol.

Example use: Lessor seeking IDERA enforcement against an Australian operator in financial distress.

Strategy for a drone incident response

Prompt

Develop a strategy for a drone operator facing a CASA investigation following an incident.

Example use: Commercial operator after a near-miss with a general aviation aircraft.

Strategy for an airport concession negotiation

Prompt

Develop a strategy for negotiating a long-term airport concession. Consider charges, investment, and termination risk.

Example use: Duty free operator negotiating a new airport concession.

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