Sentence examples for airline removal from inspiring English sources

Ali documented 27 airline discrimination complaint cases with three of those being "pulled off" or airline removal cases for CAIR's New Jersey chapter during his short tenure.

I counted nine airline passenger removal cases involving American Muslims published in the media over the past 13 months.

He has promised to review the airline's passenger-removal policy.

Still, Mr. De Vroey, whose trade association represents three affected airlines, says the 10-year removal plan is an overreaction.

It is also of grave concern that airline carriers participate in forced removals and in future any campaign to challenge such inhumane deportations must also consider the role of the aviation sector and airlines.

Selling off the family silver Harold Macmillan – and later Labour – called it, as Margaret Thatcher set about reversing the 1945 nationalisations that had put oil, gas, coal, electricity and an airline as well as a house removal company in public hands.

It is worth keeping airline face cloths (usually disposed) for the removal of makeup; these can be reused with washing many times.

The KLM plane left for Amsterdam about one hour late after a search of all the baggage on board and the removal of the suspects' baggage, the airline said.

Within the soon-to-be-expanded European Union, for instance, passport checks between countries are usually cursory, and airline security checks do not extend to the removal of shoes and belts.

The Guardian understands that the Home Office has contracts with airlines to carry out removals.

Airlines will also face civil penalties, including the removal of the right to land in Britain, if they fail to provide passenger, crew and service information.