Summary
- The term "cabotage" refers to the transport of goods or passengers along a country's coast, as defined by Black's Law Dictionary.
- It encompasses the privilege of carrying traffic between two ports in the same country and includes rights for foreign airlines to operate domestically.
- The concept can be divided into petit cabotage (transport between ports on the same sea) and grand cabotage (between different seas).
- Understanding cabotage is crucial for navigating legal frameworks in maritime and air transport within a nation.
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