ICAO ANNEX 9
FACILITATION - Fourteenth Edition; Incorporates Amendments A1-A25
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ICAO - International Civil Aviation Organization
Year: 2015
Abstract: Applicability
As indicated in Chapter 1, Section B, the Standards and Recommended Practices in this document apply to all categories of aircraft operation except where a particular provision specifically refers to one type of operation without mentioning other types of operations.
The Standards and Recommended Practices on Facilitation inevitably take two forms: first a “negative” form, e.g. that States shall not impose more than certain maximum requirements in the way of paperwork, restrictions of freedom of movement, etc., and second a “positive” form, e.g. that States shall provide certain minimum facilities for passenger convenience, for traffic which is merely passing through, etc. Whenever a question arises under a “negative” provision, it is assumed that States will, wherever possible, relax their requirements below the maximum set forth in the Standards and Recommended Practices. Wherever there is a “positive” provision, it is assumed that States will, wherever possible, furnish more than the minimum set forth in the Standards and Recommended Practices.
As indicated in Chapter 1, Section B, the Standards and Recommended Practices in this document apply to all categories of aircraft operation except where a particular provision specifically refers to one type of operation without mentioning other types of operations.
The Standards and Recommended Practices on Facilitation inevitably take two forms: first a “negative” form, e.g. that States shall not impose more than certain maximum requirements in the way of paperwork, restrictions of freedom of movement, etc., and second a “positive” form, e.g. that States shall provide certain minimum facilities for passenger convenience, for traffic which is merely passing through, etc. Whenever a question arises under a “negative” provision, it is assumed that States will, wherever possible, relax their requirements below the maximum set forth in the Standards and Recommended Practices. Wherever there is a “positive” provision, it is assumed that States will, wherever possible, furnish more than the minimum set forth in the Standards and Recommended Practices.
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contributor author | ICAO - International Civil Aviation Organization | |
date accessioned | 2017-09-04T15:56:58Z | |
date available | 2017-09-04T15:56:58Z | |
date copyright | 2015.10.01 | |
date issued | 2015 | |
identifier other | QZCTOFAAAAAAAAAA.pdf | |
identifier uri | http://yse.yabesh.ir/std;jsessionid=22E9669814B1A2CD62B816A309F4CAB6/handle/yse/60269 | |
description abstract | Applicability As indicated in Chapter 1, Section B, the Standards and Recommended Practices in this document apply to all categories of aircraft operation except where a particular provision specifically refers to one type of operation without mentioning other types of operations. The Standards and Recommended Practices on Facilitation inevitably take two forms: first a “negative” form, e.g. that States shall not impose more than certain maximum requirements in the way of paperwork, restrictions of freedom of movement, etc., and second a “positive” form, e.g. that States shall provide certain minimum facilities for passenger convenience, for traffic which is merely passing through, etc. Whenever a question arises under a “negative” provision, it is assumed that States will, wherever possible, relax their requirements below the maximum set forth in the Standards and Recommended Practices. Wherever there is a “positive” provision, it is assumed that States will, wherever possible, furnish more than the minimum set forth in the Standards and Recommended Practices. | |
language | English | |
title | ICAO ANNEX 9 | num |
title | FACILITATION - Fourteenth Edition; Incorporates Amendments A1-A25 | en |
type | standard | |
page | 92 | |
status | Active | |
tree | ICAO - International Civil Aviation Organization:;2015 | |
contenttype | fulltext |