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Civil Aviation Act 1990

Domestic carriage by air

91W: Exclusions

You could also call this:

“When this part of the law doesn't apply to aeroplanes”

This part of the law doesn’t apply in two situations:

  1. When an aeroplane is being used only for military purposes by the Armed Forces.

  2. When you’re taking a flight where the place you start and the place you’re meant to end up are the same, according to the agreement between you and the airline.

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Part 9B Domestic carriage by air

91WExclusions

  1. This Part does not apply to any carriage by air by an aeroplane while it is being used solely for military purposes by the Armed Forces.

  2. This Part does not apply to any carriage by air on a single flight in respect of which, according to the contract between the parties, the place of departure and the intended place of destination are the same.

Compare
  • 1967 No 151 s 19(3), (4)
Notes
  • Section 91W: inserted, on , by section 37 of the Civil Aviation Amendment Act 2004 (2004 No 8).