Sentence examples for airline practice from inspiring English sources

The report also expressed criticism, both of the Ukrainian authorities and of commercial airline practice.

This incident has thrust the common airline practice of overbooking into the spotlight.

"Airports weren't designed for the volumes they're now getting," said Michael L. Zea, a vice president in Mercer Management Consulting's airline practice.

This is sensible, because the biggest risk of short-form theatre is that it can feel like an economic con trick, with theatres not always following airline practice of charging less for shorter distances.

Mitch Cwanger, who heads up the airline practice for American Express Business Travel Advisory Services, said that some of his corporate clients were shifting employees from premium-class cabins even on long flights to Europe.

A disturbing video of a bloodied man being dragged off of United Airlines flight 3411 from Chicago to Louisville has thrust the common airline practice of overbooking into the spotlight.

Overbooking is one of many airline practices that are complicated by crowded planes.

The proposal, which would require approval by a majority of the Union's 27 member countries, as well as the European Parliament, aims to address the most common airline practices that remain a regular source of frustration to travelers.

"How do you allow new entrants to come in?" An executive at an airline that has many flights in and out of La Guardia said that to change airline practices, "you're going to have to raise the bar very, very, very high".

Mr. Chagnon, aware of the differences in the aviation agency and the international organization, said that while there had been discussions about adopting the stricter standards, he knew of no changes or alterations in airline practices at locations that observed the F.A.A. standards.

The UN group, in place since World War II, brings together 191 governments to agree on the best commercial airline practices for flight safety, efficiency and clean air.