What does the Warsaw Convention signify?

The Warsaw Convention, which took place in Warsaw on October 12, 1929, comprising experts in the field of aviation law from 31 nations, intended to create a legal framework that binds international aviation even today. Its regulatory issues consist of mandates covering carriers to issue passenger tickets, baggage checks for luggage, compensation amount and limitation period for claiming compensation. It was amended later at The Hague, in 1955, and in Montreal in 1999.