Примеры использования An aerospace на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Question 6: Are the norms of national and international air law applicable to an aerospace object of one State while it is in the 5.
An aerospace object is indeed an object capable both of travelling through outer space
Rwanda considers that the definition of an aerospace object is of particular importance given that no such definition is set out in existing conventions or treaties.
of international airspace law should apply to an aerospace object pertaining to a given State while it is in the airspace of another State.
An aerospace object is subject to different legal regimes,
The suggested definition of an aerospace object is acceptable,
An"aerospace vehicle" could thus be defined as an aerospace object that is capable of"travelling through" outer space
Portugal considers that the passage of an aerospace object through airspace,
Lee Neale, an aerospace engineer from Somerset,
Where the purpose of the mission of an aerospace object is the exploration
On that basis, it could be construed that an aerospace vehicle is neither an aircraft
Lastly, we would like to recall that the Venezuelan Government has set into motion mechanisms for the establishment of an aerospace agency that, we hope, will begin to operate as soon as possible.
An aerospace object is an object which is capable both of travelling through outer space
In the same manner, an aerospace vehicle meant for space exploration(other than transportation)
It can be interpreted that an aerospace object flies in airspace
Such a regime would confer certain rights and obligations on an aerospace vehicle, which must be exercised in good faith with due regard for the corresponding interests of other participants.
Yes, both national and international law shall be applicable when an aerospace object is in the airspace of another State.
If the definition of an aerospace object is the same as that of a space object,
Slovakia thinks that the regime applicable to flight should depend on the purpose of the mission of an aerospace object.
Yes, the norms of national and international air law should apply if an aerospace object is in the airspace of another State see question 4.