Freedoms of Air

Question 1

1st FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 1

A carrier of one country may fly over of another country without landing

Question 2

2nd FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 2

A carrier of one country may land in another country for non traffic related purpose.

Question 3

3rd FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 3

A carrier may drop off passengers or cargo from its own country in another country

Question 4

4th FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 4

A carrier may pick up passengers or cargo in another country and carry them back to its own country

Question 5

5th FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 5

A carrier may transport passengers or cargo between foreign countries as part of service that originates in the carrier’s home country.

Question 6

6th FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 6

A carrier may pick up passengers or cargo originating in one country and carry them to a third country via its homeland.

Question 7

7th FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 7

A carrier may pick up passengers or cargo from a country other than its own and deliver them to a third country, also not its own, on flights that do not connect to its home country.

Question 8

8th FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 8

A carrier may transport passengers or cargo between two domestic points in foreign country on a flight that either originated in or is destined for the carriers home country

ALSO KNOWN AS CONSECUTIVE SABOTAGE

Question 9

9th FREEDOMS OF THE AIR

Answer 9

A carrier may transport passengers or cargo between two domestic points in foreign country on a flight.

ALSO KNOWN AS STANDALONE SABOTAGE