The phrase "airline experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the overall experience a passenger has while traveling with an airline, including aspects like service, comfort, and amenities.
Example: "My airline experience was exceptional, with friendly staff and comfortable seating throughout the flight."
Alternatives: "flight experience" or "travel experience with the airline".
"This is an aircraft that allows airlines to completely redefine the airline experience".
In the Sunday Review, the novelist Gary Shteyngart writes about a terrible airline experience he recently had.
Part of the reason, of course, is the comparison with the subsequent airline experience, with its record delays and cancellations.
Mr. Grinstein ran Western Airlines before it was acquired by Delta in 1986; Mr. Lakefield was a Lehman Brothers executive with no previous airline experience.
Misery being the mother of humor, other travel experts also find occasional amusement in the steady decline in the quality of the airline experience.
While hostile bids are not uncommon in Canada, the move by someone with no airline experience to overhaul the domestic industry was especially audacious.
If domestic airline experiences become much more miserable, someone will wake up and realize you can make money not by copying others but by commanding the premium market.
In December, a pilot flying a passenger aircraft for another airline experienced something eerily similar when he brought his aircraft in to land.
A: There is no D.O.T. rule concerning compensation when an airline experiences a mechanical problem.
After Eornebu was closed in October, the airline experienced a quadrupling of patronage, as Gardermoen had given longer travel time for people in Buskerud and Telemark.
In, the airline experienced its first fatal accident when an Airbus A310 that had been bought new in 1986 crashed off Ivory Coast, shortly after taking off from Abidjan.
