航空安全に関する規定（第14条）
令和7年7月18日|p.19
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ARTICLE 14
Aviation safety
1. If a Contracting Party finds that the regulations or practices on aviation safety
maintained by the other Contracting Party in areas relating to aeronautical facilities, flight
crew, aircraft and the operations of aircraft are not likely to conform to the international
standards designated as Annexes to the Convention (hereinafter referred to as "the
International Standards"), the former Contracting Party may request consultations with
(30) days from the date of receipt of that request. If, following such consultations, the
latter Contracting Party confirms that its regulations or practices on aviation safety do not
conform to the International Standards, it shall take steps considered necessary to
conform its regulations or practices to the International Standards. The former
Contracting Party may advise the Secretary General of the International Civil Aviation
Organization, if the former Contracting Party finds that the latter Contracting Party fails
to take steps considered necessary to conform its regulations or practices to the
International Standards within a reasonable period
2. The competent authorities of each Contracting Party may search aircraft engaged
in the agreed services operated by the designated airlines of the other Contracting Party,
in the territory of the first-mentioned Contracting Party except during flight, and without
causing the operation of the aircraft unreasonable delay, to verify the validity of the
relevant aircraft documentation, the licensing of its crew, and that the aircraft equipment
and condition of aircraft conform to the International Standards.
3. When it is essential to ensure the safety of aircraft operation, each Contracting
Party may immediately suspend or vary the operating permission of the designated
airlines of the other Contracting Party. Any such action taken by that Contracting Party
shall be discontinued once the basis for taking of that action ceases to exist.