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Commercial airliners can now fly in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) air space at specified flight levels and passengers can benefit from cheaper and shorter air travel. These are just some of the consequences stemming from the decision taken on 21 January to hand over the control of the upper air space in BiH from the NATO-led Stabilisation Force (SFOR) to the country s civilian aviation authorities. The revenues generated from fees and overflights could contribute to the development of a national aviation infrastructure. The measure itself is a sign of growing stability in the country.