Sentence examples for air union from inspiring English sources

On May 17 , 1933 four airlines Société Centrale pour l'Exploitation de Lignes Aériennes (founded 1919), Compagnie Internationale de Navigation (1920), Air Union (1923), and Air Orient (1929)—merged and negotiated with the French government to form a national system.

In 1923, Air Union started a service flying newspapers to Lympne using a Farman F.60 Goliath.

Apparently more interested in protecting the coal mining interests in his own sate, Mr. McConnell ignores these settled facts and uses what he sees as the only remaining option: secede from our "clean air" union.

"The main problem is fatigue of pilots," Igor Obodkov, spokesman for the Sheremetyevo Air Staff Union, a union for employees of Russia's largest Aeroflot airline, told The Independent.

After returning from a visit to Afghanistan, he held two events with veterans before arriving at an evening discussion here at the credit union in Bel Air, north of Baltimore.

Firehouses took on the air of union meetings.

In a speech welcomed as a breath of fresh air by union leaders, the newly elected Labour leader claimed austerity was a political choice and a "more equal" Britain was "not a dream".

The demonstration, which began at the corner of West and Chambers Streets, could have been just another airing of union gripes if it were not for that central issue of death and missing human remains.

And, like that old practice of having a canary in the coal mine to test the air, the unions and the outcome are an indicator of the future.

President Clinton, Jane F. Garvey, the F.A.A. administrator, and representatives of airlines, the air traffic controllers' union, and the pilots' union are to announce the changes on Friday at the White House.

Since President Ronald Reagan fired the striking members of the air traffic controllers' union in 1981, the union movement in the United States has been weakened by cautiousness and concessions.