Meanings of cabotage in English

The practice, known as cabotage, is highly uncommon outside the European Union.

Aviation cabotage allows a foreign airline to operate on another country's domestic routes.

The cabotage rule currently prohibits a foreign airline from operating direct flights between two US points.

We could perhaps permit cabotage, but you need foreign airlines to actually fly for it to work.

Polynesian Airlines has been flying between Tutuila and Manu'a since September under 30-day cabotage waivers from the department.

The Samoa carrier has been operating flights to Manua since late last year via 30-day cabotage waivers from DOT.

A new regulation stipulates that the cabotage rule applies only to passengers and goods shipped between ports in Indonesian waters.

The United States Department of Transportation granted Samoa's Polynesian Airlines request for cabotage waiver in order to continue the flights.

The carrier has been servicing the Manu'a-Tutuila route since September via 30-day cabotage waivers from the US Department of Transportation.

Here are questions and answers on how the cabotage rule works and the exemption for the country's oil and gas industry.

The Logistics Business segment consists of port terminal business, barge business and cabotage business in the Hidrovia region of South America.

Originally oil and gas firms did not see any threat, expecting the cabotage rule to apply only to passengers and goods.

A US presidential hopeful is concerned that federal cabotage law is hindering economic prosperity and tourism development in American Samoa and Guam.

The Government has been extending 30-day cabotage waivers and has now extended it to November the 27th.

JAKARTA, April 13 (Reuters) - Indonesia recently issued government regulations to exempt oil and gas vessels from a new cabotage rule.

The Samoa government owned Polynesian currently flies to Fitiuta Airport on Tau Island on 30-day cabotage waivers from the US Department of Transportation.