The phrase "airline data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or statistics related to airlines, such as flight schedules, passenger numbers, or operational performance.
Example: "The airline data revealed a significant increase in passenger traffic during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "aviation data" or "flight data".
First, a characterisation of flight network topologies and network capacity distributions is deduced, based on the analysis of airline data.
Of 590 monthly flights scheduled to Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, 216 have been cancelled, according to OAG, an airline data provider.
According to the airline data company OAG, domestic capacity in October was down 21percentt from October 2000 — roughly the equivalent of an entire major airline disappearing.
All I have to do is make sure to reserve a ticket under the name on the ID I use, and also to make sure that my other airline data, including frequent-flier program information, matches up.
"There is no justification for a 15-year retention period of people's personal details," Moraes said, adding that it compared with 5½ years for a similar agreement with Australia, and five years for the EU's own airline data collection plans.
Taking as input market demand for each origin destination pair, we describe a process by which we construct realistic passenger group data, based on the analysis of empirical airline data collected by our industry partner.
The idea was to determine the ethnicity and religion of everyone on the flight, to get from the airlines data on who had been subjected to extra screening and then to determine "whether the selection criteria in fact have a disparate impact," according to a plan the department sent the Arab group.
I find their flight tracking and alerts more reliable than the airlines' data. 5. Severe weather events are the best times to pay for a one-day airline lounge pass.
They offer cool shortcuts that can instantly summon phone numbers, FedEx tracking information and airline flight data (Google), or the cheapest local gas, movie showtimes and telephone area-code identification (Yahoo).
Rebecca Harms, a leader of the Green Party in the European Parliament, called for a special committee to investigate the claims and the possible cancellation of existing agreements between the European Union and the United States concerning bank transaction information and airline passenger data.
As the reporters James Fontanella-Khan and Joshua Chaffin pointed out in the Financial Times this week, American diplomats have for four years now waged "an ongoing, multi-agency effort to convince the E.U. to cooperate on a wide array of intelligence gathering, from sharing airline passenger data to watering down consumer data protection legislation".
