The "Freedoms of the Air" are a set of commercial aviation rights granting a country's airlines the privilege to enter and land in another country's airspace. In the case of Philippine Airlines operating a flight from the Philippines to Indonesia and then from Thailand to the Philippines, the following freedoms of the air would apply:

1. The Third Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (in this case, the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia) and disembark passengers, cargo, or mail that originated in country A.

2. The Fourth Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia) and pick up passengers, cargo, or mail destined for country A.

3. The Fifth Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia), pick up passengers, cargo, or mail and fly to country C (Thailand) to disembark them. Then, the airline can pick up passengers, cargo, or mail in country C and fly back to country A.

These freedoms are subject to bilateral and multilateral air service agreements, and not all countries grant all freedoms.

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The "Freedoms of the Air" are a set of commercial aviation rights granting a country's airlines the privilege to enter and land in another country's airspace. In the case of Philippine Airlines operating a flight from the Philippines to Indonesia and then from Thailand to the Philippines, the following freedoms of the air would apply:

1. The Third Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (in this case, the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia) and disembark passengers, cargo, or mail that originated in country A.

2. The Fourth Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia) and pick up passengers, cargo, or mail destined for country A.

3. The Fifth Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia), pick up passengers, cargo, or mail and fly to country C (Thailand) to disembark them. Then, the airline can pick up passengers, cargo, or mail in country C and fly back to country A.

These freedoms are subject to bilateral and multilateral air service agreements, and not all countries grant all freedoms.

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The "Freedoms of the Air" are a set of commercial aviation rights granting a country's airlines the privilege to enter and land in another country's airspace. In the case of Philippine Airlines operating a flight from the Philippines to Indonesia and then from Thailand to the Philippines, the following freedoms of the air would apply:

1. The Third Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (in this case, the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia) and disembark passengers, cargo, or mail that originated in country A.

2. The Fourth Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia) and pick up passengers, cargo, or mail destined for country A.

3. The Fifth Freedom of The Air: This allows an airline from country A (the Philippines) to fly to country B (Indonesia), pick up passengers, cargo, or mail and fly to country C (Thailand) to disembark them. Then, the airline can pick up passengers, cargo, or mail in country C and fly back to country A.

These freedoms are subject to bilateral and multilateral air service agreements, and not all countries grant all freedoms.

What freedom of the air to be applied if Philippine Airlines is operating a flight from Philippines to Indonesia and from Thailand then to Philippines?

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What freedom of the air to be applied if Philippine Airlines is operating a flight from Philippines to Indonesia and from Thailand then to Philippines?

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