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Air Transport Agreement of 1944
The International Air Transport Agreement of 1944 is a multilateral treaty signed at Chicago granting the five freedoms of the air; it has 11 parties today.
Cabotage
Cabotage is the transport of passengers or goods between two points within one country by a carrier of another country, and the laws reserving such domestic traffic for national carriers.
Freedoms of the air
The freedoms of the air are nine numbered commercial aviation rights, the first five formulated at the 1944 Chicago Conference, describing what airlines may do in foreign airspace.
Open skies agreement
An open skies agreement is a bilateral or multilateral air services agreement removing most government control over international air transport, letting airlines decide routes, capacity, and fares.