Colombian Trade Code 1687 - Decree 410 of 1971 - Book Five - Navigation - Part One - From the Navigation Aquatics - Title XIII - Marine Insurance - Part II - Aeronautics - Chapter I - Statutory Provisions - From: Section 1773 to: 1782 Art
PART TWO
Aeronautics
CHAPTER I
General Provisions
Section 1773 - This part governs all civil aviation activities, which are subject to the inspection, surveillance and government regulations.
This regime will be subject to aircraft using areas under national sovereignty, as well as Colombian-registered aircraft in space that are not under the sovereignty or jurisdiction of another State.
State aircraft shall be subject only to the provisions of this book as expressly provided.
Section 1774 - The term "civil aviation" all activities related to the use of civil aircraft.
Section 1775 - State aircraft are those used in military, customs and police. The others are civilians.
Section 1776 - The civil aviation is declared of public utility.
Section 1777 - Subject to international treaties subscribed Colombia, the Republic has complete and exclusive sovereignty over its national territory. National space is defined as one that falls between a base consisting of the territory that is it (Article 3). * From the National Constitution and the vertical extension of the limits of that territory and waters.
* Constitution of Colombia, Article 101.
Section 1778 - The Government may prohibit, condition or restrict, for reasons of public interest the use of space, aircraft on certain regions, the use of certain aircraft or transport of certain things.
Section 1779 - It is forbidden to throw objects and substances from an aircraft in atmospheric space, except in case of force majeure or permission of the competent authority.
Section 1780 - Underlying property owners bear the traffic of aircraft, without prejudice to any liability that may be held for damages suffered on the occasion of the former.
Section 1781 - When a particular substance is not specifically provided for in this Book, will resort to general principles of air law, rules and principles of maritime law and general principles of common law, on. The same rule applies for the interpretation of the rules of this Book.
Section 1782 - The term "aeronautical authority" means the Administrative Department of Civil Aviation or entity in the future assume the functions currently performed by this headquarters.
Corresponds to the aeronautical authorities issued regulations.
This regime will be subject to aircraft using areas under national sovereignty, as well as Colombian-registered aircraft in space that are not under the sovereignty or jurisdiction of another State.
State aircraft shall be subject only to the provisions of this book as expressly provided.
Section 1774 - The term "civil aviation" all activities related to the use of civil aircraft.
Section 1775 - State aircraft are those used in military, customs and police. The others are civilians.
Section 1776 - The civil aviation is declared of public utility.
Section 1777 - Subject to international treaties subscribed Colombia, the Republic has complete and exclusive sovereignty over its national territory. National space is defined as one that falls between a base consisting of the territory that is it (Article 3). * From the National Constitution and the vertical extension of the limits of that territory and waters.
* Constitution of Colombia, Article 101.
Section 1778 - The Government may prohibit, condition or restrict, for reasons of public interest the use of space, aircraft on certain regions, the use of certain aircraft or transport of certain things.
Section 1779 - It is forbidden to throw objects and substances from an aircraft in atmospheric space, except in case of force majeure or permission of the competent authority.
Section 1780 - Underlying property owners bear the traffic of aircraft, without prejudice to any liability that may be held for damages suffered on the occasion of the former.
Section 1781 - When a particular substance is not specifically provided for in this Book, will resort to general principles of air law, rules and principles of maritime law and general principles of common law, on. The same rule applies for the interpretation of the rules of this Book.
Section 1782 - The term "aeronautical authority" means the Administrative Department of Civil Aviation or entity in the future assume the functions currently performed by this headquarters.
Corresponds to the aeronautical authorities issued regulations.
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