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Anonymous  +  938188 Sun, 11 Oct 09 06:46 PM
Hello,

 

Does commercial travel mean business trip? Or does it mean travelling with regular airlines?

 

The company offers custom flights that let people avoid the hassles of commercial travel for less than a larger business jet or charter would cost.

 

 

 
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Grammar Geek  +  938189 Sun, 11 Oct 09 06:50 PM
In this case, it means travel on the regular airlines. 
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Anonymous, 42 days ago
Thank you!
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