On arrival in, or departure from Persia, aircraft shall, in order to comply with the Customs, health and passport formalities, land respectively at Bushire or Jask aerodromes, according to the direction of flight. If any aircraft, other than a relief aircraft proceeding to the assistance of an aircraft in distress is constrained by force majeure to effect a preliminary landing elsewhere than at one of the aerodromes specified above, the passengers will not be permitted to alight, nor may the goods be removed, and the aircraft shall proceed as soon as possible to the sanctioned aerodrome. If the aircraft is unable to proceed by air, the owner will be required to convey the passengers and goods with due despatch to the sanctioned aerodrome or to any other place indicated by the authorities at which facilities exist for the carrying out of the aforesaid formalities. Every aircraft when leaving Persia shall start from a sanctioned aerodrome and no other landing shall be effected on Persian territory except at an aerodrome sanctioned for such intermediary landing. If, for reasons of force majeure, an aircraft leaving Persia is unable, after departure from a sanctioned aerodrome, to continue its flight, a relief aircraft will be permitted to take on board the cargo and passengers and to continue the flight already begun, without being required first to land at a sanctioned aerodrome. Refuelling with petrol can only be effected at the aerodromes at Bushire, Jask and Lingeh. Article 6 Aircraft engaged in the operation of regular flights on the aforementioned route shall be entitled to have a mechanic at the Bushire and Jask aerodromes for the inspection and repair of the aircraft. Article 7 The landing charge at the rate of 25 krans per landing per aircraft shall be paid by the aircraft making use of the aerodromes at Bushire, Jask and Lingeh. Article 8 Every aircraft arriving from abroad is required, as soon as possible and without delay, to notify the Customs, health, telegraph, postal and passport control departments of the date and approximate time of arrival at every sanctioned aerodrome and to give them 24 hours notice of intended departure. This period may be shortened, as an exception, in the case of unexpected departure of an aircraft, but in no case shall departure take place until the usual formalities have been carried out with the competent departments. On departure the embarkation of passengers and goods, and on arrival their disembarkation, shall not be carried out until the permission of the officials of the health, Customs and passport services has been obtained, and these officials shall always carry out these formalities within a reasonable time. Article 9 Customs Immediately after the arrival of an aircraft from abroad at a sanctioned aerodrome and prior to the departure of an aircraft abroad, the personnel in charge of the aircraft shall submit to the Customs Official the journey log of the aircraft, the manifest and Customs declaration for
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