What is a leg in airline?

In aviation, a leg refers to the single direction of travel flown between two points. For an air charter itinerary, a leg can also include repositioning and fuel stops along the way. The use of the word 'leg' can be quite general. It can be used to describe a number of things, including: Entire distance of a journey.



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