The phrase "airline model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, business models of airlines, or discussions about specific types of aircraft or services offered by airlines.
Example: "The airline model adopted by the company focuses on low-cost travel while maintaining customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "aviation model" or "air carrier model".
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The 737 is the most popular airline model in aviation history.
Room rates are based on the low-cost airline model: the earlier you book, the cheaper the rate.
They adopt a low-cost airline model of charging for various extras so as to keep the basic price down.
Pure Gym, whose cut-price approach echoes the low-cost airline model, charges an average membership fee of £16.99 a month.
Call it the low-cost airline model: offering a minimal service that is safe and reliable, then letting consumers pay for frills and extras if they like.
She said: "A new runway at Gatwick would liberate capacity for more hub traffic at Heathrow and provide UK with two world-class airports, able to address all travel markets and airline models.
Its finance director Nick Dunn said: "Gatwick's record-breaking figures show an airport serving the widest range of travel and airline models – exactly what is needed from the decision about the UK's next runway.
does not admit such a decomposition (e.g. airline models with certain parameter values), the inadmissible case.
Figures 7, 8, 9 show the concurrent seasonal adjustment filter coefficients for (n=97) from airline models with (left( theta,Theta right) =(0.6,0.0),left( 0.9,0.6right), left( 0.9,0.9right) ).
It said a second runway at Gatwick would create "two world class airports able to address all travel markets and airline models" and "foster competition between airport and airlines".
