domestic routes
Flights within borders
Domestic routes are travel paths within a single country's borders, as opposed to international routes that cross between nations.
The term appears most often in aviation and transportation contexts: The airline added several new domestic routes last quarter.
Domestic routes typically involve simpler logistics—no passports, customs, or currency exchange.
- airlinesCommercial flight operators
- budget airlineDiscount air travel company
- direct flightUninterrupted air travel
- connecting flightMulti-leg air travel
- airportsFacilities for aircraft arrival
bus terminals · buses · coast-to-coast · regional airports · highways · railways · ferries · metropolitan areas · train stations · subways · trams · taxis · interstate travel · short-haul flights · commuter flights · red eye · boarding pass · layovers
- aviationaircraft, airports, flying, flight, airplane
- trade routessilk road, Silk Road, cargo routes, merchant routes, commercial routes
- airline infoflight schedules, airport codes, flight status, airline networks, timetables
- airmail systemmail planes, sorting facilities, airfields, express mail, delivery schedules
- flight pathsflight paths, airways, skyways, connecting flight, corridors
- Asian AviationAirAsia, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Korean Air, China Airlines