Sentence examples for airline points from inspiring English sources

The airline points out that some other companies have been able to reduce their pension obligations in bankruptcy court.

Credit card rewards and airline points, like coupons or spare change, can languish unnoticed and gathering dust, when they ought to be smartly used to save a bundle.

The airline points out that the headrests on the MD-80's are adjustable and can be bent to cradle the head.

Letter of the week You asked how we prefer to earn air miles ("How to play the airline points game", last week).

And the shadow currencies I direct your attention to include airline points—how many of you have paid more money out of pocket than the discount bargain fare for an airfare because you wanted to obtain those miles that the cheaper bargain fare did not offer?

"I think about it as Robinhood meets airline points programs".

The agency, in a letter this month to an airline, pointed to the I.R.S. code specifying that "charges for transportation of baggage" were not taxable.

You may register them only fleetingly as immaculately turned-out representatives of the airline, pointing you in the direction of your seat.

In its statement, the airline pointed out that customers scheduled to travel between Wednesday and Sunday have two weeks from their original date of departure to rebook travel at the original fare for no additional cost.

Instead of writing to complain about poor service, her letters to the airline point out positive experiences: A crew member that makes a special effort to deliver good customer service, or a memorable flight.

The MD-80 maintenance manual, drafted by the Boeing Company, adopted by Alaska Airlines and approved by the F.A.A., says the test should be repeated "several times to ensure consistent results," the airline pointed out.