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Code · STATUTES-AT-LARGE · Vol. 63 STAT. · Chapter XIII

Chapter XIII.

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Chap. XIII, art. 27 RR) (568–572) CHAPTER XIII Working Conditions in the Mobile Services ARTICLE 27 Aircraft and Aeronautical Stations 568 § 1. Except as otherwise provided in these Regulations, the aeronautical mobile service may be regulated by special arrangements between the governments concerned (see article 40 of the Convention). 569 § 2. In the absence of special arrangements, the provisions of these Regulations concerning the exchanging of and accounting for public correspondence shall be applicable, in a general way, to the exchanging of and accounting for public correspondence by stations in the aeronautical mobile service. 570 § 3.
(1)Aircraft stations may communicate with stations of the maritime mobile service. 571
(2)For this purpose only, they may utilize frequencies allocated to the maritime mobile service and must then conform to the provisions of these Regulations relating to the maritime mobile service. 572
(3)Aircraft stations when handling public correspondence with stations of the maritime mobile service must comply with all the provisions applicable to the handling of public correspondence in the maritime mobile service (see articles 38, 39, 40 and 41) 63 Stat. 1818 (573–581) (
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