Freedoms Of The Air

Question 1

Privelege to fly across the territory of another state without landing.

(Home - over A - B)

Answer 1

First freedom (technical)

Question 2

Privilege to land in another state for non-traffic purposes (refueling, repair)

Answer 2

Second freedom (technical)

Question 3

Privilege to put down traffic from the home state on the territory of another state

(Home - B)

Answer 3

Third (commercial)

Question 4

Privelege to take on traffic from another state to bring to the carrier’s home state

(B - Home)

Answer 4

Fourth freedom (commercial)

Question 5

Privilege to transport traffic between two states other than the carrier’s home state provided that the flight originates from or is destined for the carrier’s home state

(B - C - Home)
(Home - B - C)

Answer 5

Fifth freedom (commercial)

Question 6

The right to carry traffic from a second to a third state, with a stop in the carrier’s home state
(B - Home - A)

Answer 6

Sixth freedom (no official agreement)

Question 7

The right to carry traffic from a second to a third state, without a stop in the carrier’s home state
( A - B)

Answer 7

Seventh freedom (no official agreement)

Question 8

The right to transport traffic between two points in another state (cabotage right) provided that the flight originates from or is destined for the carrier’s home state
(Home - B1 - B2)
(B1 - B2 - Home)

Answer 8

Eighth freedom (no official agreement)

Question 9

The right to transport traffic between two points in another state (cabotage freedom)

(B1 - B2)

Answer 9

Ninth freedom (no official agreement)