Air Carrier
/ˈɛər ˌkæriər/
Definitions
- (n.) A company or entity authorized to provide air transport services for passengers or cargo.
The air carrier was held liable for damages resulting from the flight delay.
- (n.) An airline operating under government-issued certificates regulating safety and service standards.
Regulations require each air carrier to maintain compliance with safety protocols.
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- air carrier
- air carriers
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Commentary
In legal contexts, 'air carrier' often specifically refers to entities regulated under aviation and transportation laws, emphasizing their role and liability in passenger and cargo transport.
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