Sentence examples for airline behavior from inspiring English sources
The proposed merger, said Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, who favors legislation to regulate airline behavior, is "going to suck up most of the competitive juices left in the airline industry" and destroy incentive to serve passengers better.
Measures moving through Congress to mandate better airline behavior have been so weakened that they are almost meaningless.
The main purpose of the research was to reveal the relation between the runway capacity constraint at the hub airport and airline behavior.
Establishing an accurate mechanism for estimating the cost of a delays for each portion of a flight (gate costs, taxiing in and out costs, and en-route costs) is useful for many aspects of modeling airline behavior and for better understanding the likely impact of regulations.
But no one is certain how high landing fees would have to go to alter airlines' behavior.
The actions of pilots are hidden behind safety-reinforced doors, they speak to the flight attendants with signals and jargon and the airlines' behavior in scheduling and pricing flights are always mysterious.
Uygur believes that the root of the matter boils down to power and compared airline attendant behavior toward Muslims since 9/11 to police officers abusing their authority and using excessive force on African Americans.
The latent class model accommodating preference heterogeneity outperforms the multinomial logit model as indication of a better approach to analyze airline choice behavior.
In order to develop effective marketing and operational strategies for the international air travel market, this study highlights the importance of exploring airline choice behaviors by routes and segments.
After all this time, I've found that what makes the biggest difference in our experience in the air isn't the airlines, the erratic behavior of my children or the attitudes of my fellow passengers.
The congressman zeroed in on federal laws that seem to prohibit the kind of behavior airlines are engaging in, and correctly pointed out that the DOT has some authority to regulate them.
