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 2582 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OTHER THAN TREATIES [61 STAT. ANNEX 1. An air line designated by the United States Government shall be entitled to operate air services on each of the routes specified and to make scheduled landings in India at the points specified in this para- graph: Route 1: The United States through Central Europe and the Near East to Karachi, Delhi and Calcutta, thence to a point in Burma, a point in Siam, a point in Indo China and beyond to the United States over various routes; via in- termediate points in both directions. Route 2: The United States through Western Europe, North Af- rica and the Near East to Bombay and beyond Bombay to: (a) Calcutta, a point in Burma, a point in Indo China, points in China, points in Japan and beyond to the United States over Pacific routes; via intermediate points in both directions; (b) Ceylon, Singapore and beyond; via intermediate points in both directions. 2. An air line designated by the Government of India shall be en- titled to operate air services on each of the routes to, from and across United States territory to be mutually agreed at a later date. 3. (A) Points on any of the specified routes may, at the option of the designated air line, be omitted on any or all flights. (B) If, at any time, scheduled flights on any of the specified air services of one Contracting Party are operated so as to terminate in the territory of the other Contracting Party and not as part of a through air service extending beyond such territory, the latter Party shall have the right to nominate the terminal point of such sched- uled flights on the specified air route in its territory. The latter Party shall give not less than six months notice to the other Party if it decides to nominate a new terminal point for such scheduled flights.

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