Sentence examples for airline charges from inspiring English sources

"There is a huge deficit between what a seat costs and what the airline charges".

Apparently, this is a response to the Tory-run "easyCouncil" in Barnet, which, like a budget airline, charges its inhabitants extra for certain services.

This explains why the airline charges for water on board, since carrying bottles has a cost that Mr. Baldanza refuses to pay.

The airline charges £6 to get the card and a further £2.50 fee if it is not used within six months.

The same airline charges extra for check-in baggage, of any weight: £45 for the first bag and £70 for the second, if you pay at the airport.

Even from the donor's perspective, the voucher is poor value: the Irish airline charges a £6 "administration fee" for issuing a document that is significantly less useful than cash.

US Airways is not the only airline charging high Super Bowl fares.

We are making jokes about an airline charging for first aid.

Ritha Khemani Washington, Feb. 21 To the Editor: What, exactly, is wrong with an airline charging for optional goodies?

Travel agents said Royal Jordanian, the national airline, charged $300 for round trips and $150 for one-way tickets.

He refuses a tip, but this is made up for by the airline charging me £208 for the excess weight.