ДЕКЛАРАЦИЯ ГЛОБАЛЬНЫХ ПРИНЦИПОВ ЛИБЕРАЛИЗАЦИИ МЕЖДУНАРОДНОГО ВОЗДУШНОГО ТРАНСПОРТА. Декларация. Международная организация гражданской авиации. 29.03.03

1. Overall principles

     1.1. ICAO  and  its  Contracting  States,  together  with the air
transport industry and other stakeholders in civil aviation, will work
to  ensure  that international air transport continues to develop in a
way that:
     a) ensures high and improving levels of safety and security;
     b) promotes the effective and sustainable  participation  in  and
benefit  from  international  air transport by all States,  respecting
national sovereignty and equality of opportunity;
     c) takes  into  consideration  the  differing  levels of economic
development amongst States through maintenance  of  the  principle  of
"community of interest" and the fostering of preferential measures for
developing countries;
     d) provides  adequate  supporting  infrastructure  at  reasonable
cost;
     e) facilitates  the  provision  of  resources,  particularly  for
developing countries;
     f) allows for growth on a basis that is economically sustainable,
supported by adaptation of the regulatory and operating environment;

     g) strives to limit its environmental impact; h) meets reasonable
     expectations of customers and public
service needs,  particularly for low traffic or otherwise uneconomical
routes;
     i) promotes efficiency and minimizes market distortions;
     j) safeguards fair competition adequately and effectively;
     k) promotes cooperation and harmonization  at  the  sub-regional,
regional and global levels; and
     l) has  due  regard  for  the  interests  of  all   stakeholders,
including   air   carriers   and  other  operators,  users,  airports,
communities, labour, and tourism and travel services providers;
     with the  ultimate  purpose of giving international air transport
as much economic freedom as possible  while  respecting  its  specific
characteristics and in particular the need to ensure high standards of
safety, security and environmental protection.