The phrase "airline rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the regulations or policies set by airlines regarding travel, baggage, and passenger conduct.
Example: "Before booking your flight, make sure to review the airline rules to avoid any surprises at the airport."
Alternatives: "airline policies" or "airline regulations".
(Under airline rules, crews are allowed to talk to the media, but not to identify their company).
The health — the life — of a passenger should not be sacrificed to meek acceptance of airline rules.
Under the new system, that operation will be overseen under standards somewhat closer to commercial airline rules.
Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of Air Commerce, Civil Air Regulations, No. 61, Scheduled Airline Rules (Interstate), as amended to May 31 , 1938 §§ 61.51861.5185.
General airline rules, including requirements for veterinary certificates, are posted on the Air Transport Association Web site, www.air-transport.org; click on Pet Travel Guidelines.
The site offers links to a broad range of information and resources, updates on immigration changes and airline rules, and advice ranging from traveling with medications to apps to make your life easier while you are abroad.
C1 U.S. Appealing Airline Ruling The Justice Department will appeal a federal court decision dismissing the predatory pricing antitrust case against American Airlines.
The airline ruled out cutting routes but it will reduce capacity by 5%, which will include putting 10 aircraft up for sale and deferring orders for four A380 super-jumbo aircraft.
While booking flights with the clear intent to not fly to the final destination on your ticket is clearly against the airlines' rules, frequent fliers have long used this trick to get better fares.
While booking flights with the clear intent to not fly to the final destination on your ticket is clearly against the airlines' rules, frequent fliers have long used this trick to get better fares.
Check the airlines rules ahead of time.
