ORDONNANCE N° 62/321 DU 8 OCTOBRE 1955,— NAVIGATION AERIENNE — Rwanda law | Esheria

ORDONNANCE N° 62/321 DU 8 OCTOBRE 1955,— NAVIGATION AERIENNE

Aircraft registered in the colony may fly freely over the colony’s territory and territorial waters if they meet the conditions in this ordinance.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Decree law
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
fr
Updated
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About this statute

Aircraft registered in the colony may fly freely over the colony’s territory and territorial waters if they meet the conditions in this ordinance. Certain aircraft may fly over and land in the Colony if they carry the required documents, and aircraft marks must be painted or fixed on the aircraft and kept visible and clean. The article sets rules for aircraft overflying and landing, including authorization for aircraft from non-reciprocity countries, document requirements for some Belgian-registered aircraft, marking rules for airships, a list of aircraft categories requiring qualification, an exemption from landing tax for certain flights, and signal rules for marshaling aircraft. The Governor General or a delegate may require certain aircraft to cross the border at designated places and may require aircraft traveling between two aerodromes connected by maintained landing fields to follow the marked route. This article sets aircraft and seaplane signal-light rules, including when extra lights must be shown and what distress signals an aircraft may use to indicate difficulty landing without needing immediate rescue.