Milli Majlis discusses air services agreement with Mongolia
An air services agreement between Azerbaijan and Mongolia, which will create a legal framework for the transportation of passengers, baggage, cargo, and mail between the two countries, has been submitted for discussion in the Milli Majlis.
According to Report, the document was reviewed at today's meeting of the parliamentary committee on economic policy, industry, and entrepreneurship. The agreement was signed on May 6, 2026, in Leipzig.
The document determines the procedure for organizing international air services along agreed routes and regulates the activities of the airlines designated by the parties. Each country grants the other the right to fly over its territory without landing, to make stops for non-commercial purposes, and also to carry out transportation along the routes specified in the annex to the agreement.
The parties confirm their international obligations to prevent unlawful interference in the activities of civil aviation and undertake to provide each other with assistance should such threats arise. The document regulates the mutual recognition of certificates and licenses, consultations on safety issues, and ramp inspections of aircraft.
