The accord applies to the companies indicated by the two countries to operate international air services. The companies will gain the right to fly over the two countries’ respective territories without landing, as well as make non-commercial stopovers and operate passenger and cargo flights.

Aeronautics authorities from either of the two countries may demand that the company designated by the other country be able to demonstrate the capacity to abide by the conditions outlined in the laws and regulations in effect in that country, while airlines will have to present competitive fares and a detailed operational program.