Special mode of transportation: Air
Posted: May 2016, 9
Transportation modes include automobiles, railways, domestic (international) shipping, and domestic (international) aviation, but transportation modes other than automobiles can be divided into Type 1 and Type 2, respectively. .
The major difference between Type 1 and Type 2 is whether or not they are a consistent form of "door-to-door" transportation.
However, when it comes to aviation, the idea is a little different from other modes.
Although a distinction is made between types 1 and 2, only two types (consistent transport) actually exist.
In other words, when obtaining permission for commercial transport (air), it must be consistent.
The reason for this is that airports do not have the concept of "port stop," in which cargo is stopped at ports along the way, as in ocean transport.
In the case of other modes, there are cases where it is difficult to determine whether it falls under Type 1 or Type 2, but if you think positively, in the case of aviation, it will always fall under Type 2, so you can simply consider obtaining permission etc. There are also benefits.
