Difference between revisions of "Airspace"

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The '''airspace''' claimed by a country generally corresponds to the atmosphere up to 30 kilometers over its sovereign territory. By international agreement, this extends to 12 miles from the country's coastline; see [[territorial waters]].
 
The '''airspace''' claimed by a country generally corresponds to the atmosphere up to 30 kilometers over its sovereign territory. By international agreement, this extends to 12 miles from the country's coastline; see [[territorial waters]].
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Latest revision as of 06:02, August 6, 2008

The airspace claimed by a country generally corresponds to the atmosphere up to 30 kilometers over its sovereign territory. By international agreement, this extends to 12 miles from the country's coastline; see territorial waters.