Under Brussels Ibis, the place of performance for an international air transport contract may be located at which locations?

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In an international air transport contract, the place of performance is where the carrier actually carries out the service. The carrier must move the passenger or cargo from origin to destination, so performance happens at both ends of the journey: the airport where the passenger or goods are taken on (departure airport) and the airport where they are delivered (arrival airport). Because either end can be the point where the obligation is performed, the place of performance may be located at the departure airport or at the arrival airport. The airline’s home base isn’t the default place of performance, since performance is tied to the actual airports involved in the carriage.