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When travelling in an international flight, you pass a border with passport check at both the departure and the arrival airports. It means you spend time in an international area. What are the applicable laws in this area? The one from the country the airport is located in? A special set of international laws? Are you juridically out of any country (as if in international waters)? Is there special status with flights between countries with special immigration agreements (e.g. ShengenSchengen area)?

When travelling in an international flight, you pass a border with passport check at both the departure and the arrival airports. It means you spend time in an international area. What are the applicable laws in this area? The one from the country the airport is located in? A special set of international laws? Are you juridically out of any country (as if in international waters)? Is there special status with flights between countries with special immigration agreements (e.g. Shengen area)?

When travelling in an international flight, you pass a border with passport check at both the departure and the arrival airports. It means you spend time in an international area. What are the applicable laws in this area? The one from the country the airport is located in? A special set of international laws? Are you juridically out of any country (as if in international waters)? Is there special status with flights between countries with special immigration agreements (e.g. Schengen area)?

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I asked this question on the aviation.stackexchange.com and they told me it would be better to ask it here. So here is the question:

When travelling in an international flight, you pass a border with passport check at both the departure and the arrival airports. It means you spend time in an international area. What are the applicable laws in this area? The one from the country the airport is located in? A special set of international laws? Are you juridically out of any country (as if in international waters)? Is there special status with flights between countries with special immigration agreements (e.g. Shengen area)?

I asked this question on the aviation.stackexchange.com and they told me it would be better to ask it here. So here is the question:

When travelling in an international flight, you pass a border with passport check at both the departure and the arrival airports. It means you spend time in an international area. What are the applicable laws in this area? The one from the country the airport is located in? A special set of international laws? Are you juridically out of any country (as if in international waters)? Is there special status with flights between countries with special immigration agreements (e.g. Shengen area)?

When travelling in an international flight, you pass a border with passport check at both the departure and the arrival airports. It means you spend time in an international area. What are the applicable laws in this area? The one from the country the airport is located in? A special set of international laws? Are you juridically out of any country (as if in international waters)? Is there special status with flights between countries with special immigration agreements (e.g. Shengen area)?

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