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Air Navigation (Licensing of Air Services) Regulations
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Air Navigation (Licensing of Air Services) Regulations

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IPreliminary

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2CApplication of this Part
2DAir Traffic Rights Committee
2EFunctions of Committee
2FApplication for grant or renewal of licence
2GMatters to be considered by Committee
2HGrant or renewal of licence
2IPeriod and form of licence
2JFees and charges
2KLicensee not exempted from other laws
2LReview of licence
2MSuspension, revocation, etc., of licence
2NNotice of suspension, revocation, etc., of licence
2OApplication for variation of terms and conditions of licence
2PSurrender of licence
2QAppeals to Minister
2RDelegation of power in respect of temporary variations and excess air traffic rights
2STransitional
2TReduction, waiver or refund of fees
2UTransfer and assignment of licences
3Definitions for this Part
4Application of this Part
5Grant of licence
6Application for a licence
7Matters to be taken into consideration
8Validity of period of licence

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2K. Licensee not exempted from other laws

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The grant of a licence to a person does not exempt him from complying with the requirements of any law relating to air navigation or air transport.

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