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Slovakian Parliament cleared Armed Forces to shut down aircraft failing to follow landing order

Bratislava, Slovakia - The rule will enter into force next February 1st

From Febraury 1st 2006 Slovakian Armed Forces should shot down all aircraft that fail to follow the order of immediate landing issued by Slovakian authorities to planes entering country’s airspace without clearance. The order will be given by the Minister of Defence. Slovakian Parliament’s rule would make good a previous decree issued during the Russian-American summit between President Vladimir Put...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 133184
Rome, Italy, 12/16/2005 14:45
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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