2. a set of commercial
aviation rights granting a
country's airline(s) the
privilege to enter and land
in another country's
airspace
fundamental building
blocks of the international
commercial aviation route
network
3. ** The use of the terms 'freedom'
and 'right' only confer entitlement to
operate international air services
within the scope of the multilateral and
bilateral treaties that allow them.
5. Second Freedom
the right to refuel or carry out
maintenance in a
foreign country on the way to another
country
without picking up or setting down
revenue traffic
6. Transit Rights
“The first and second freedoms
grant airlines the right to pass through
a country without carrying traffic that
originates or terminates there”Chicago Convention 1944- International Air
Services Transit Agreement (IASTA)
Two Freedoms Agreement
The treaty is accepted by 129
countries as of 2007
7. Traffic Rights
*allow commercial international
services between, through and in some
cases within the countries that are
parties to air services agreements or
other treaties
International AirTransport Agreement (IATA)
Five Freedoms Agreement
9. Fourth Freedom
the right to fly or bring revenue traffic
from
another country to one's own*Third and fourth freedom rights are
almost always granted simultaneously
in bilateral agreements between
countries
10. Beyond Rights
• allow the carriage of traffic between
(and sometimes within) countries
that are foreign to the airlines that
operate them
11. Fifth Freedom
the right to fly or carry revenue traffic
between
two foreign countries during flights
while the flight
originates or ends in one's own country
12. Sixth Freedom
the right to fly or carry revenue traffic
from a foreign country to another one
while stopping in one's own country for
non-technical reasons, setting one’s
own country as the transit point
13. Seventh Freedom
the right to fly or carry revenue traffic
between two foreign countries while
not offering flights or stopping to one's
own country
14. Cabotage
• transport of goods or passengers
between two points in the same
country by a vessel or an aircraft
registered in another country
• trade or navigation in coastal waters,
or, the exclusive right of a country to
operate the air traffic within its
territory
15. Eight Freedom
• the right to fly or pick up and set
down revenue traffic between two or
more domestic airports in a foreign
country
while continuing service to one's own
country
• Also referred as ‘continuing
cabotage’
16.
17. Ninth Freedom
• the right to fly or pick up and set up
revenue traffic between two or more
domestic airports in a foreign
country
without continuing service to one's own
country
• Pure cabotage
