DAT stands for Delivered At Terminal. It is a contract term from the Incoterms (International Commercial Terms) developed by the International Chamber of Commerce. Usage of Incoterms is voluntary, but simplifies the conclusion of contracts in international trade. Delivered At Terminal means, that the seller of a product delivers it to a previously specified terminal. Until then he has to shoulder the full costs and the risk of transport. The means of transport are not specified by DAT. „Terminal“ describes the destination that buyer and seller must agree upon. That can be not only an airfreight terminal, but a train terminal, a wharf or a warehouse as well.