Sûreté de l’aviation Sample Clauses

Sûreté de l’aviation. 1) Conformément à leurs droits et obligations découlant du droit international, les Parties réaffirment que l’obligation qu’elles ont de protéger, dans le cadre de leurs relations mutuelles, la sûreté de l’aviation civile contre tous actes d’intervention illicite fait partie intégrante du présent Accord. Sans limiter xx xxxxxx générale de leurs droits et obligations en vertu du droit international, les Parties s’efforcent en particulier d’agir conformément aux dispositions de la Convention relative aux infractions et à certains autres actes survenant à bord des aéronefs, signée à Tokyo le 14 septembre 1963, de la Convention pour la répression de la capture illicite d’aéronefs, signée à La Haye le 16 décembre 1970, de la Convention pour la répression d’actes illicites dirigés contre la sécurité de l’aviation civile, signée à Montréal le 23 septembre 1971, du Protocole pour la répression des actes illicites de violence dans les aéroports servant à l’aviation civile internationale, signé à Montréal le 24 février 1988, de la Convention sur le marquage des explosifs plastiques et en feuilles aux fins de détection, signée à Montréal le 1er mars 1991, et de toute autre convention multilatérale régissant la sécurité de l’aviation civile ayant force obligatoire pour les Parties.
Sample 1
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Sûreté de l’aviation. 1. Conformément à leurs droits et obligations en vertu du droit international, les Parties contractantes réaffirment que leur obligation mutuelle de protéger l'aviation civile contre les actes d'intervention illicite fait partie intégrante du présent accord.
Sample 1

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