The phrase "airline list" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a compilation or directory of airlines, often in contexts related to travel, booking, or aviation.
Example: "Before booking my flight, I checked the airline list to see which carriers were available for my destination."
Alternatives: "list of airlines" or "airline directory".
The Transportation Security Administration said on Monday that it planned to crack down on, and perhaps fine, airlines whose employees erroneously misinform passengers that they are on the terrorist watch list, rather than on an airline list.
One SeatGuru feature allows readers to rearrange the alphabetical airline list by seat pitch, making it obvious that the bigger seat pitches in domestic economy class — 34 to 36 inches — are on United, JetBlue, Delta Air Lines McDonnell Douglass MD-88 shuttle, Air Canada and Westjet.
During the year, two Boeing 720Bs were ordered and scheduled for delivery in, two more DC-6Bs entered the fleet, services to Nairobi were suspended once more and the airline list of domestic destinations saw the incorporation of Bulchi, Dodollo, Lalibela and Masawa.
Virgin, which started flying in 2007, has consistently ranked near the top of "best airline" lists.
The magazine reports that despite consistently ranking near the top of "best airline" lists, Virgin America is "far from the best in the business at making money".
(The New York Times) Even More Fees From Spirit Spirit Airlines has often found itself near the bottom of "worst airline" lists, in large part because of its baggage fees.
To make its fares look cheaper, officials said, the airline listed its own security and insurance surcharges separately from the ticket price.
(I spent a few happy minutes Googling the various dog breeds I'd never heard of in the airline lists. The Cane Corso, for fascinating example, is canis non gratus at American Airlines, but welcome aboard a United plane).
Most airlines list their Canadair Regional Jet coach seats as a smidgen more than 17 inches wide.
The airlines list e-boarding cities on their Web sites — mostly cities with larger airports — but small airports are getting on board as the Transportation Security Administration and the airlines install equipment to scan travelers' handheld devices.
Among the things the company will not reimburse are extra fees for travelers opting for upgrades or for extra frequent-flier mileage credits, which are among the literally hundreds of fees that airlines list on their booking menus.
