The phrase "airline features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or services offered by an airline, such as amenities, policies, or operational aspects.
Example: "When choosing an airline, it's important to consider the various airline features, such as in-flight entertainment and baggage allowances."
Alternatives: "airline services" or "airline offerings".
Take EasyJet, the cut-price airline featured in ITV's on-going Airline series, currently in production for series four, and due back on air in June.
Asians must be allowed to increase their emissions, even though the no-frills airline featured is Indian and we're told that China's building a new coal-fired power station every four days.
Not long after Mr. Hamm's commercials for American Airlines started running, several fans of "Mad Men" pointed out that the airline featured in a major plot point during Season 2, centered on a real-life crash of an American flight on March 1, 1962, shortly after takeoff from what was then Idlewild Airport.
For instance, an airline featured in a film might give air tickets, allowing the production to fly to locations at no cost when the film is shot in various cities.
Many airlines feature seat pitches of around 31 inches, but some go up to 35 or down to 28.
The airline now features ads with the "inseparable sheep twins" to highlight the cuddle-ability of their SkyCouch, a trio of economy seats that form into a quasi-couch that are just debuting in the airline's 777-300ER planes.
The airline industry features websites devoted to supplying and exchanging industry information.
Starting Sept. 13, the airline will feature entrees created by the Miami chef Michelle Bernstein for first-class passengers on flights from Kennedy International Airport to Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and Seattle.
Simon Bramley, who oversees Travelocity's airline-related features as a vice president there, would not comment on the Farecast services directly.
