If you make an agreement with an airline to travel, and part of your journey is by air and part is by another type of transport (like a bus or train), this law only applies to the part of your journey that’s by air. This means the rules for air travel only cover the flying part of your trip, not the other parts.
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If a contract of carriage made with an air carrier provides for the carriage to be performed partly by air and partly by a mode of carriage other than by air, this Part applies only to the carriage by air.
