International private transport law is a sub-branch of international law, namely a complex of legal norms that are fixed in national legislation, as well as international treaties and customs that regulate the obligation to transport goods, passengers and luggage in international traffic. Obligations in the field of cargo and passenger transportation, covering the legal order of two or more states, are the subject of international transport law. International transportation is the transportation of goods and passengers between two or more states, performed under the terms of an international agreement concluded between them. The essence of legal regulation in the considered sub-sector of the private sector is that the primary issues of transportation are regulated in international agreements containing unified material-legal and conflict-of-law norms. International transportation of cargo, passengers and luggage functions by means of a contract of carriage, which is bilateral, remunerative, and real consensual.