Agreement between the Government of Ukraine and Government of the Republic Georgia on air traffic

of April 13, 1993

The government of Ukraine and the Government of the Republic Georgia which hereinafter are referred to as further as "the Contractual Parties" are participants of the Convention on the international civil aviation open for signing in Chicago on December 7, 1944,

recognizing importance of air transport as means of formation and preserving friendship, mutual understanding and cooperation between the people of both countries,

for the purpose of continuation and development of international cooperation between Ukraine and the Republic Georgia,

wishing to sign the Agreement with the purpose of establishment of air traffic between their corresponding territories and beyond their limits,

agreed as follows:

Article 1 Determination of Terms

1. For the purpose of application and interpretation of this Agreement if the context does not stipulate another:

a) the term "Convention" means the Convention on the international civil aviation open for signing in Chicago on December 7, 1944, and contains any Annex to this Convention adopted according to Article 90 of this Convention in that amount in which such Appendix and amendments to it can be applied to the Contractual Parties of this Agreement, and any amendment to the Convention adopted according to Article 94 of the Convention, ratified respectively by Ukraine and the Republic Georgia;

b) the term "aviation authorities" means concerning Ukrainyministerstvo of transport, or in both cases any person or body who are authorized to perform functions of the mentioned Ministries;

c) the term "the appointed airline" means airline which is appointed and is authorized according to Article 4 of this Agreement;

d) the term "territory" concerning the state means terrestrial surfaces, territorial and internal waters and airspace over them which are under sovereignty of this state;

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