- Laws of Fiji

(1) Airports Fiji Limited must—

(a)in the event of default as provided in Article 11 of the Convention to the extent that a debtor has at any time so agreed and subject to any declaration that may be made by the Government of the Republic of Fiji under Article 54 of the Convention, permit a creditor or an authorised party to enter into property under Airport Fiji Limited’s ownership, possession or control and take possession or control of and remove any aircraft or other mobile equipment charged to it and remove the same;
(b)recognise the international interest or prospective international interest of and any exercise by a creditor or authorised party of any of its rights under an agreement over an aircraft or other mobile equipment upon receipt of written notice from that creditor or authorised party and must not impede or interfere with the exercise of those rights; and
(c)give reasonable written notice to a creditor or authorised party with an international interest in an aircraft or other mobile equipment of any steps it intends to take in relation to that aircraft or an aircraft to which that other mobile equipment is attached pursuant to section 13 of the Civil Aviation Reform Act 1999 and give the creditor or authorised party an opportunity of not less than 56 days to remedy such default.