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1 Inlandsfluglinie
Inlandsfluglinie f FREI, LOGIS domestic airline, national airline* * *f <Frei, Transp> domestic airline, national airline* * *Inlandsfluglinie
internal air route;
• Inlandsfluglizenz cabotage;
• Inlandsflugpreis domestic air fare;
• Inlandsflugverkehr inland air traffic, internal service (air traffic). -
2 nationale Fluggesellschaft
nationale Fluggesellschaft f FREI, LOGIS domestic airline, national airline* * *f <Frei, Transp> domestic airline, national airline* * *nationale Fluggesellschaft
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3 Luftverkehrsabkommen
Luftverkehrsabkommen
air-transport convention (travel agreement);
• Luftverkehrsanlagen aviation facilities;
• Luftverkehrsbestimmungen air-traffic regulation, rules of the air;
• [fahrplanmäßiger] Luftverkehrsdienst [scheduled (US) (regular, Br.)] air service;
• Luftverkehrsgenehmigung civil aviation permit;
• Luftverkehrsgesellschaft airline (airways) company (corporation, US), aviation (air-transport) company, line;
• im Inland fliegende Luftverkehrsgesellschaft domestic carrier (US);
• Luftverkehrsgesellschaft der USA US flag airline;
• Luftverkehrsindustrie air-transport industry;
• Luftverkehrskartell air-travel cartel;
• Luftverkehrskontrolle air-traffic control;
• Luftverkehrslinie airway, airline, (Gesellschaft) common carrier (US);
• Luftverkehrsnetz airline network;
• Luftverkehrsordnung rules of the air;
• Luftverkehrsstraße airway, air route;
• Luftverkehrsstrecke airline;
• Luftverkehrstarif airline rates;
• Luftverkehrsunternehmen airline company (corporation, US);
• Luftverkehrsunternehmen betreiben to operate an airline;
• Luftverkehrsverbindungen airline connections;
• Luftverkehrsverhandlungen air talks;
• Luftverkehrsvorschriften air-traffic rules (regulations);
• Luftverkehrsweg airline route, airway, skyway.
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