according to whether it is located in airspace or outer space? 3

to whether it is located in airspace or outer space?

whether it is located in airspace or outer space? 3

The provisions of national airspace law or of international airspace law should apply to an aerospace object pertaining to a given State while it is in the airspace of another State.

travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain

We are not aware of any special regulations governing take off and landing or the departure of space objects from airspace or their return to it.

travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain

to whether it is located in airspace or outer space?

to whether it is located in airspace or outer space?

entry into airspace from outer space orbit and subsequent return to that orbit? 5

entry into airspace from outer space orbit and subsequent return to that orbit? 3

through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain in airspace for a certain

Therefore, it is the space regime and not the air regime of the State through whose airspace the aerospace object passes incidentally which applies to aerospace objects.

an aerospace object as involving a different degree of regulation from entry into

airspace from outer space orbit and subsequent return to that orbit?

aerospace object as involving a different degree of regulation from entry into airspace from outer space orbit and subsequent return to that orbit? 5

through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain in airspace for a certain period of time? 4

Aerospace objects should be regarded as aircraft in airspace and as spacecraft in space.

remain in airspace for a certain period of time?

According to the spatial approach, an aerospace object is deemed as an aircraft subject to air law in airspace and is deemed as a space object subject to space law in outer space.

of travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain

An aerospace object is an object which is capable both of travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to move through airspace.

(b) The definition could be accepted if aerospace object was replaced with aerospace vehicle or aerospace craft , and the expression to remain in outer space for a certain period of time was replaced with to travel through airspace

(a) Air law applies to aerospace objects moving through airspace

TP7 Air shall be eliminated from the vapour space by nitrogen or other means.

The fundamental difference between airspace and outer space is that each State has complete and exclusive sovereignty over the airspace above its territories and territorial waters, while no State has such sovereignty over outer space.

Question 4 Are aerospace objects while in airspace considered as aircraft, and

However, if by virtue of its properties a space object resembles an aircraft, the application of aeronautical provisions should be considered during the time it remains in airspace.

Care should be taken to exclude natural objects, which are also capable of flying in space or in airspace .

The spatial and temporal distribution of moisture in the atmosphere is of major meteorological significance.

Question 4 Are aerospace objects while in airspace considered as aircraft, and while in outer

Question 1. Can an aerospace object be defined as an object which is capable both of travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain in airspace for a certain period of time?

Question 1 Can an aerospace object be defined as an object which is capable both of travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain

Question 1 Can an aerospace object be defined as an object which is capable both of travelling through outer space and of using its aerodynamic properties to remain in airspace for a certain period of time? 4

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object of one State while it is in the airspace of another State?

object of one State while it is in the airspace of another State?

Consequently, a space regime should apply if the activity is an outer space activity regardless of whether the space object is temporarily and incidentally in airspace or is in outer space.

International air law should be applied to aerospace objects while they are in the airspace of another State.

Aerospace objects launched into outer space, even though they incidentally pass through airspace on their way to their destination in space (in outer space) remain associated with the launching State.

In the case of Earth to orbit objects flying through the airspace of foreign States, the two principles of freedom to utilize space and sovereignty of States over their own airspace had to be reconciled.

Question 4 Are aerospace objects while in airspace considered as aircraft, and while in

(2) Delivering a crew and or payload into outer space and back to the Earth (its aerodynamic properties at the time of take off and landing enable the object to remain in airspace for a certain period of time).

In addition, principles of liability, State responsibility, criminality and so on would require consideration

Space communications, broadcasting and meteorology