The phrase "airline implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or policies that have been put into effect by an airline.
Example: "The airline implemented new safety measures to enhance passenger security."
Alternatives: "airline adopted" or "airline introduced".
Airlines implement additional procedures for "self-reporting" illness, whether mental or physical.
"These guidelines reflect input from passengers, pilots, manufacturers and flight attendants, and I look forward to seeing airlines implement these much anticipated guidelines in the near future".
In addition, since the crash, additional airlines have implemented two long-standing safety programs.
Some airlines have implemented extraordinary measures to allow individuals, rather than registered charities, to take extra luggage with them to specified destinations.
Since the Germanwings crash, European airlines have implemented a rule that two people must be in the cockpit at all times and Germany has set up a task force with the aviation industry to consider changes to medical and psychological tests for pilots.
Many airlines have implemented additional passenger fees for things like checking bags.
Rather, the airlines have implemented individual, but largely consistent versions of the rules.
Once airlines have implemented these new requirements, the current ban on electronics will be removed.
The disgusting level of corporate greed that U.S airlines have implemented in their policies--and that reveals utter disrespect toward their customers--is no reflection on hard-working flight attendants who are stuck with carrying them out.
Flyers in economy still pay £109.Willie Walsh, the airline's chief executive, said the move was designed to spread the cost of BA's rocketing fuel bill among those passengers travelling in cabins with fewer seats, using more space and benefiting from larger baggage allowances, as we burn more fuel per passenger to fly them".BA is the first airline to implement this system.
