Traduction de «overflight clearance » (Anglais → Français) :

blanket overflight clearance [ blanket landing clearance ]

permanent overflight and landing clearance

Application form for overflight and landing clearance

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clearance | overhead clearance | ground clearance | head clearance

air traffic control clearance | air traffic clearance | air-traffic clearance | ATC clearance

clearance | die clearance | punch-to-die clearance | die-punch clearance

conduct security clearance | oversee security monitoring systems | manage security clearance | oversee security clearance

208. Calls on Member States to take adequate measures to ensure that overflight clearances for military and/or police aircraft should be granted only if accompanied by guarantees that human rights will be respected and monitored;

208. Calls on Member States to take adequate measures to ensure that overflight clearances for military and/or police aircraft should be granted only if accompanied by guarantees that human rights will be respected and monitored;

44. Is concerned, in particular, that the blanket overflight and stopover clearances granted to CIA-operated aircraft may have been based, inter alia, on the NATO agreement on the implementation of Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, adopted on 4 October 2001;

44. Is concerned, in particular, that the blanket overflight and stopover clearances granted to CIA-operated aircraft may have been based, inter alia, on the NATO agreement on the implementation of Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, adopted on 4 October 2001;