air carriage

The proposal addressed both rail and truck transportation, but not air carriage.

Air carriage falls into the category of flight covers.

AeroSvit Airlines has increased its volume of charter air carriage considerably.

Another area of focus for AeroSvit Airlines is non-scheduled or charter, air carriage.

Vehicles are suspended on a frictionless air carriage and are completely self-contained using RF communications, microprocessors, and a metrology system.

It manages 66 airports, which represent 97% of the regular air carriage activity in Brazil, 81 Air Navigation Stations and 32 Cargo Logistics Terminals.

Since 2002, AeroSvit Airlines has executed the social priority program of domestic, intra-Ukrainian air carriage, operating scheduled flights that connect Dnipropetrovs'k, Odesa, and Simferopol' with the capital of Ukraine.

The alternative would be very simple: passengers would merely need to be asked to accept a few restrictions as part of the air carriage contract, and I believe that the majority who want to go to the United States for honest reasons would sign it.

If that should happen - and I strongly hope that it never will - we will certainly have ensured that passengers are given information but, without an agreement at European level, passengers' rights will be limited to the private sphere of the air carriage contract.

Although the solutions proposed by the Commission do not bring any radical legislative changes and may seem of little significance today, their influence on the future of aviation in the light of deregulation of the market and development of the air carriage sector in Poland cannot be overestimated.