Civil Aviation Act 2012
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69 Air transport services
(1) In this Part— “air transport service” means a service for the carriage by air of passengers or cargo to or from an airport in the United Kingdom; “provider”, in relation to an air transport service, means a person who has the management of the aircraft used to provide the service; “user”, in relation to an air transport service, means a person who— is a passenger carried by the service, or has a right in property carried by the service. (2) In this Part references to users of air transport services include future users of such services.
69 Air transport services
(1) In this Part— “air transport service” means a service for the carriage by air of passengers or cargo to or from an airport in the United Kingdom; “provider”, in relation to an air transport service, means a person who has the management of the aircraft used to provide the service; “user”, in relation to an air transport service, means a person who— is a passenger carried by the service, or has a right in property carried by the service. (2) In this Part references to users of air transport services include future users of such services.
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