Sentence examples for airline restructured from inspiring English sources

The national airline employee's union wants the airline restructured, and Wagner Canhedo, Vasp's majority shareholder, removed as president.

Due to falling of freight demands, the airline restructured its cargo fleet by retiring the MD-11s.

Thepanel will negotiate on creditors' behalf as the airline restructures its operations and sheds debt.

As an authority in the airline restructuring field, Stephen represented creditors in major airline bankruptcies.

Latin America has had its share of airline restructuring and forced mergers, too -- the Varig-TAM combination is effectively a rescue of Varig, one of Brazil's most prestigious brand names.

"Our efforts continue to reduce the impact of redundancies and job cuts on individuals as the airline restructures," it added.

Battered in part by Southwest's growth, traditional airlines have restructured their operations over the last decade — often through painful bankruptcy proceedings — and have narrowed the gap.

They argue that Chapter 11 would be the best way for the airline to restructure its operations rather than have taxpayers shore up the company.

Dyment says this will have very little impact on shareholders since "they're out of luck unless the airline can restructure" and the only way to restructure is with a government loan.

Officially, Emirates' decision to end its $200 million relationship with FIFA is a result of its announcement three years ago that the airline is restructuring its sponsorships, which also include soccer clubs Arsenal, Real Madrid, Paris Saint Germaine (PSG) and Hamburger SV.

In this week's Your Money column, Ron Lieber argues that there's a need for a committee to advocate for passengers when airlines restructure or merge.