RECOGNISING that provisions in bilateral air service agreements concluded between Member States of the European Community and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan which (i) require or favour the adoption of agreements between undertakings, decisions by associations of undertakings or concerted practices that prevent, distort or restrict competition between air carriers on the relevant routes; or (ii) reinforce the effects of any such agreement, decision or concerted practice; or (iii) delegate to ai | 32009D0302 — European Union law | Esheria

RECOGNISING that provisions in bilateral air service agreements concluded between Member States of the European Community and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan which (i) require or favour the adoption of agreements between undertakings, decisions by associations of undertakings or concerted practices that prevent, distort or restrict competition between air carriers on the relevant routes; or (ii) reinforce the effects of any such agreement, decision or concerted practice; or (iii) delegate to ai

The Decision approves signing and provisional application of the EU–Pakistan air services agreement, and the Agreement sets rules for designation of air carriers, safety, tariffs, competition compatibility, amendment, and entry into force.

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European Union
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Decision
Citation
32009D0302
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air service designation authorisations and permissions competition restrictions safety oversight tariffs

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