State sovereignty over its airspace analytical study in the light of the rules of international law

Abstract

The differences between countries on the legal status of the atmosphere have become a political, economic and security dimension. The major countries have tried to call for international conferences to discuss the issue and to establish international agreements governing the sovereignty of the state on its airspace. This is what happened in the two most important international agreements, namely, the Paris Convention of 1919 and the Chicago Convention of 1944. Through the two conventions.  The countries have been able to establish important rules in accordance with the principle of the absolute sovereignty of States over their airspace and the interests of other countries in the air by facilitating the movement of aircraft over the different countries. This will be detailed through the pages of this research.