Message posted by blade75769 on June 30, 2010 at 11:48:19 PST:

Sure it opens up the skies, but I am sure it is just like satelites overhead. I am sure the planes that are certified are monitored and people know when and where they are airborne. So even if they wanted to or could fly into restricted airspace it would have to be coordinated. Any aircraft in the sky will have to be talking to the controlling agency for the area they are in. Also it's not just any plane that can do this

"Aircraft. Observation aircraft may be provided by either the observing Party or by the observed Party (the "taxi option"), at the latter's choice. All Open Skies aircraft and sensors must pass specific certification and pre-flight inspection procedures to ensure that they are compliant with Treaty standards"

In Reply to: Re: Open skies treaty posted by Perplexium on June 30, 2010 at 11:07:49 PST:

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