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Discover LudwigThe phrase "airline plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific plan or strategy related to an airline, such as a business plan, flight schedule, or customer service initiative.
Example: "The airline plan for the upcoming year includes expanding routes and improving customer service."
Alternatives: "flight strategy" or "aviation plan".
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Ms. Mitchell and Ms. Lange said the museum, and the airline, plan to evaluate the campaign as it proceeds during the coming year.
In May, the two largest Spanish organizations representing travel agencies wrote to the chairman of the Spanish carrier Iberia, which supports the European airline plan, threatening to appeal to antitrust regulators, and accusing the airlines of "not trying to improve sales or customer service, but to begin operating themselves as travel agencies".
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This paper is the second of two papers entitled "Airline Planning Benchmark Problems", aimed at developing benchmark data that can be used to stimulate innovation in airline planning, in particular, in flight schedule design and fleet assignment.
The airline plans to carry out a trial run on 5 October.
The airline planned to continue with military and charter flight service.
But by April, the airline plans to eliminate glassware on all its flights.
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