UNITED STATES PRESENCE IN GLOBAL AIR CARGO INDUSTRY.

SEC. 808. UNITED STATES PRESENCE IN GLOBAL AIR CARGO INDUSTRY. Section 41703 is amended by adding at the end the following:“(e) Cargo in Alaska.—“(1) In general.—For the purposes of subsection (c), eligible cargo taken on or off any aircraft at a place in Alaska in the course of transportation of that cargo by any combination of 2 or more air carriers or foreign air carriers in either direction between a place in the United States and a place outside the United States shall not be deemed to have broken its international journey in, be taken on in, or be destined for Alaska.“(2) Eligible cargo.—For purposes of paragraph (1), the term ‘eligible cargo’ means cargo transported between Alaska and any other place in the United States on a foreign air carrier (having been transported from, or thereafter being transported to, a place outside the United States on a different air carrier or foreign air carrier) that is carried—“(A) under the code of a United States air carrier providing air transportation to Alaska;“(B) on an air carrier way bill of an air carrier providing air transportation to Alaska;“(C) under a term arrangement or block space agreement with an air carrier; or“(D) under the code of a United States air carrier for purposes of transportation within the United States.”.