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(3) Subject to taking the procedures followed at the international

aerodromes, some aircrafts may be, due to the nature of its

operations or other considerations, exempted from adherence

to such procedures under a permit from the Civil Aviation

Authority, provided that the landing aerodrome, taking off

aerodrome, the route and instructions to be followed shall be

defined in such permit.

(4) If any aircraft heading to, departing from or flying over the

State territory has to land outside the international aerodromes

of the State, the Pilot-in-command has to inform the nearest

local authority immediately and provide the aircraft’s journey

logbook, general declaration and any other document upon

being requested, and in such case, it shall be prohibited for the

aircraft taking off, transport of its cargo or the departure of its

passengers from the place of landing, before obtaining a

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