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 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OTHER THAN TREATIES [58 STAT. in this Agreement. The specific point or points of access shall be determined by negotiation between Spain and the United States, in accordance with Article IX of this Agreement, at such time as the Spanish Government desires to prepare for the inauguration of service by a Spanish air carrier. terms of permits, et. (b) Subject to the conditions set forth in this Agreement, the terms of the permits to be issued by each contracting party in favor of the air transport enterprise or enterprises designated by the other contracting party, the technical aspects of the operation, and other appropriate details of the conduct of the air transport services covered by this Agreement, shall be determined by direct consultation between the aeronautical authorities of each contracting party wherever fea- sible. Matters outside the scope of the aforementioned categories shall be dealt with as provided in Article IX of this Agreement. ties on a nationaland (c) Aircraft of one contracting party using the public airports most -favored -nation- basisfavorednation of the other contracting party, under any conditions permitted by this Agreement, shall also be entitled to use these airports, and all air navigation facilities available to civil traffic, on a national and most- favored-nation basis. AABTICE II terpination opferat (a) Each contracting party will designate its own air carrier enter- services. prise or enterprises which are to operate the services for which rights have been granted, pursuant to Article I (a) of this Agreement. Each party may authorize one or more of its air carriers to operate the service over each of the routes for which rights are granted to said Validityofpernit. party in conformity with Article I (a). Any permit issued by either party to an air carrier enterprise of the other party, in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, will be valid only so long as the holder of the permit is authorized by its own government to operate the services covered by such permit. Cange of dcarsig. (b) The contracting parties may, at any time, freely replace their respective air carrier enterprises designated for the operation of the services in accordance with section (a) of this article, the newly des ignated air carrier succeeding to all the rights and obligations of the Petnitoning or irn- air carrier which it replaces. Under no circumstances will a change placedaircarrier. of designated air carrier by one contracting party justify the re- placed air carrier in petitioning for indemnity of any kind from, or exercising judicial action of any type against, the other contracting party. Ownership or con - -£ trol of enterprise by (c) Each of the contracting parties reserves the right to withhold nationals of third' country. the granting of a certificate or permit to an air carrier enterprise of the other contracting party in any case where it appears that sub- stantial ownership or control is vested in nationals of a third country. ateioorf e rmit-When it appears that substantial ownership or control of an air car- rier enterprise of either party holding a certificate or permit issued by the other party is vested in nationals of a third country, the party issuing such certificate or permit may revoke it or make it subject to conditions or limitations; provided that revocation shall not be or- 1474

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