When do the provisions of this Law apply to crimes committed onboard foreign aircraft in the air territory of the State?
The provisions of this Law apply to crimes committed onboard foreign aircraft in the air territory of the State if the aircraft lands in any of its airports after committing the crime, or if the crime by its nature disturbs peace in the State or prejudices its public order, or if the crime constitutes a violation of the regulations and provisions organizing navigation in the State, or if the pilot requests assistance from the local authorities, or if the perpetrator or the victim is a citizen of the State.