Yes, particularly in the case of an aerospace object which is capable of take off and flight as an aircraft, and during its flight in airspace can launch itself into outer space and then operate as a spacecraft.

Having regard to current international law and advances in technology, the general principle could be that aerospace objects moving through airspace may be considered to be aircraft, and that if they travel through outer space they may be considered to be spacecraft.

(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

After separation, the carrier aircraft would remain subject to air law, while the aerospace object and crew would enter the jurisdiction of space law for all subsequent stages of the flight until the moment of landing.

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

If, as stated in reply to question 4, an aerospace object moving through airspace is considered to be an aircraft, both take off and landing will be regulated by the norms of air law, since air law regulates the technical act of air navigation.

If aerospace objects moving through airspace are considered to be aircraft and are consequently governed by air law, it is the norms of air law that have to be applied to them after re entry into the Earth apos s atmosphere.

(f) The offence is committed on board an aircraft which is operated by the Government of that State.

The regime of air law should apply to craft that temporarily entered outer space during Earth to Earth missions to transport materials or persons.

Minimization of debris released during normal operations of spacecraft and space objects

space as spacecraft, with all the legal consequences that follow therefrom, or does either air law or space law prevail during the flight of an aerospace craft, depending on the destination of such a flight?

Are aerospace objects while in airspace considered as aircraft, and while in outer space as spacecraft, with all the legal consequences that follow therefrom, or does either air law or space law prevail during the flight of an aerospace craft, depending on the destination of such a flight?

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

All aerospace objects should be registered as quot spacecraft quot and also as quot aircraft quot .

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

NASA uses ground based telecommunications facilities to provide telemetry, command, and navigation services to a number of NASA, other United States, and international spacecraft such as the Space Shuttle other Earth orbiting spacecraft planetary orbiters and international spacecraft.

The reply is in the affirmative since, as has been stated in the previous replies, it is considered appropriate for the moment that an aerospace object moving through airspace should be regarded as an aircraft, and air law is consequently applied to it.

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

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

A classification as aircraft or spacecraft on the basis of the purpose and or destination of the aerospace object may cause confusion.

space as spacecraft, with all the legal consequences that follow therefrom, or does either

space as spacecraft, with all the legal consequences that follow therefrom, or does either

Spacecraft engaged in investigation of spaceflight techniques and technology

Question 4 Are aerospace objects while in airspace considered as aircraft, and while in outer space as spacecraft, with all the legal consequences that follow therefrom, or does either air

Question 4 Are aerospace objects while in airspace considered as aircraft, and while in outer space as spacecraft, with all the legal consequences that follow therefrom, or does either air

Similarly, customary law does exist with respect to such aerospace objects, whereby they are regarded as craft performing a space mission to which the norms of air law do not apply.

Launch is scheduled for November 1997 on a Russian Federation Start 1 vehicle.

25. Calculations made prior to the launch of United States spacecraft permit the establishment of safe launch windows, ensuring that the spacecraft will not pass near resident manned spacecraft (i.e. STS, Mir or ISS).

therefrom, or does either air law or space law prevail during the flight of an

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The experiment was performed using the Soyuz TM 20 transport craft, which with the cosmonauts on board separated from the orbital station, travelling a distance of 160 metres from it.

the Air Transport Safety Agency conducted an inspection in November 2004.

The FAA, the controlling body above all, calls it a powered lift aircraft.

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Until special procedures about an aerospace object are prepared, the aerospace object flying in the airspace, especially in a certain State apos s territorial airspace, is considered as an aircraft and the aerospace object located in outer space is considered as a space object which is subject to space law.

Bion spacecraft have been in operation since 1973, and work is currently under way to prepare the next such spacecraft for launching.

ISAS conducted space experiments with particle accelerator (SEPAC) jointly with NASA in 1983 and 1992.

The Aerospace Breeding Research Centre of CASC had flown and recovered various seeds on its recoverable spacecraft.

A further problem was to ensure the security of the flights of air transport and aerospace objects that might entail developing an entire set of regulations covering the requirements both of aviation and of cosmonautics.

The JSASS study group, National Aerospace Laboratory (NAL) and other organizations are jointly performing the post flight analysis of the Space Flyer Unit (SFU).