Sentence examples for airline coverage from inspiring English sources

In airline coverage, he said, the costs for the insurer are clearly defined, usually a maximum of $1 billion or $1.5 billion.

I so love the airline coverage but I only came here to read the latest smut about (former?) Governor Bentley.

In 1936, Canada had almost no airline coverage; many Canadians wishing to fly long distances by air would journey through the United States.

And it's probably better than your airline's coverage or the trip insurance you're asked to buy at checkout.

The union made similar provisions for airlines after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, but this time the ministers were not so willing to underwrite airlines' insurance coverage.

They might instead decide to take their chances in court, hoping to collect their judgments before the airlines' insurance coverage is exhausted, several legal experts said.

The Palm.Net site's Web clipping applications for travelers include flight schedules and tracking for major airlines, traffic coverage and directions, Fodor's and Frommer's guidebooks, a gas station finder and weather reports.

First, the airline already offers coverage ― or at least some kind of backup ― for issues like flight delays, trip cancellations and lost baggage.

Most airlines renew their coverage in the fall.

That would be on top of $10 million to $80 million annually for each airline for other coverages, up threefold to fourfold since the September attacks.

Other experts say the cost of coverage for airlines has increased even more, as much as fivefold.