08-18-2005, 11:38 PM
That's actually a good idea! 
Something like: The International Civil Aviation Act
INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING ON CIVIL AIRCRAFT AND ALL AIRPORTS:
- Civillian aircraft may land at ANY airport/airfield, including military ones, if in distress. Violation of restricted airspace is hereby allowed.
- All airports/airfields are to be fitted with the appropriate emergency handling vehicles and equipemt for an aiprort/airfield it's size.
- All airports/airfields with air traffic control must have a radar displaying heigth and position of the aircraft.
- A new bureau, the United Nations Civil Aviation Authority, the UNCAA, decides what the minimal safety-requirements for a civillian aircraft are.
- UNCAA officials have the power to ground an airplane or airplanes, and UNCAA officials have acces to ALL civillian airports/airfields.
- UNCAA also decides what the minimal bagage-screening requirements are, and has the power to close down a civillian airport/airfield if the requirements are violated. UNCAA officials are allowed to test baggage-screening at civillian airports/airfields.
There, that could be something of an outline.
Something like: The International Civil Aviation Act
INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING ON CIVIL AIRCRAFT AND ALL AIRPORTS:
- Civillian aircraft may land at ANY airport/airfield, including military ones, if in distress. Violation of restricted airspace is hereby allowed.
- All airports/airfields are to be fitted with the appropriate emergency handling vehicles and equipemt for an aiprort/airfield it's size.
- All airports/airfields with air traffic control must have a radar displaying heigth and position of the aircraft.
- A new bureau, the United Nations Civil Aviation Authority, the UNCAA, decides what the minimal safety-requirements for a civillian aircraft are.
- UNCAA officials have the power to ground an airplane or airplanes, and UNCAA officials have acces to ALL civillian airports/airfields.
- UNCAA also decides what the minimal bagage-screening requirements are, and has the power to close down a civillian airport/airfield if the requirements are violated. UNCAA officials are allowed to test baggage-screening at civillian airports/airfields.
There, that could be something of an outline.