Which term refers to company material/company mail carried on the aircraft (in the cargo compartment) from city to city?

• A. Comat
• B. Bank
• C. Bid
• D. Crew Resource Management

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is understanding airline cargo terminology for internal shipments. Comat refers to company material, or company mail, that the airline transports in the aircraft’s cargo compartment from city to city. These items are owned by the airline and are moved as part of regular operations, separate from passenger baggage and from external freight. In practice, Comat can include manuals, forms, internal documents, or other airline property stored in the cargo area during flight. This term is used in dispatch and load planning to identify items that are not revenue cargo but still require movement between cities. The other terms don’t describe internal airline mail or materials, so they don’t fit this context.