The phrase "a majority of airlines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the actions, policies, or characteristics of most airlines within a specific context.
Example: "A majority of airlines have implemented new safety measures in response to recent events."
Alternatives: "most airlines" or "the bulk of airlines".
He also noted that a majority of the airlines ratings skews quite positive.
Thus, while neither Sabre nor Apollo accounted for a majority of any airline's bookings, even the smaller of the two controlled access to approximately 20% of each and every airline's potential customers and therefore approximately 20% of every airline's sales.
However, a majority of the airline's revenues will come from online sales, with payment by credit cards and generally rapid settlement, and also from ticket sales from travel agencies that are required to make payments usually in half the accounts payable schedule used in the assumptions for this plan.
A majority of each airline's voting rights is held within its home country in an attempt to preserve its nationality — and therefore its flying rights — while IAG holds most of the economic rights.
The majority of airlines also will require a medical certificate deeming it OK to fly in the last trimester.
The Board of Airline Representatives BARR), the industry body representing the majority of airlines operating to the UK, said costs were an important factor in the final decision.
The majority of airlines in western countries prohibit the use of personal electronic devices which includes the use of noise cancelling headphones during the take-off and landing phase of flights.
Last night, Gil Viets, the airline's executive in charge of restructuring, said the bankruptcy filing was inevitable, given the combination of those circumstances, which he said had affected the majority of airlines.
