- Definition
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The right to operate sea, air, or other transport services within a particular territory.
- Examples of word Cabotage in a sentence
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“They argued that cabotage rights should be granted to European carriers within the US.”
- Did you Know?
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Sailing was so important to the French that they invented the verb “caboter” which means to sail along the coast. This gave rise to the word cabotage.
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