The phrase "airline runway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a runway specifically designated for the takeoff and landing of aircraft operated by airlines.
Example: "The airline runway was closed for maintenance, causing delays for several flights."
Alternatives: "airport runway" or "aviation runway".
Tenerife airline disaster, runway collision of two Boeing 747 passenger airplanes in the Canary Islands on March 27, 1977, that killed more than 580 people.
But Conway still has to navigate the turbulence that hurts all airlines: overcrowded runways and soaring fuel prices.
On the night of July 17th a packed Airbus 320 jet operated by TAM, the country's leading airline, overshot the runway at São Paulo's Congonhas airport, slid across a busy road and slammed into a nearby warehouse, exploding on impact.
Following next to safety are attributes that are accountable to the general welfare of the air transportation system such as equitable treatment of competing airline, utilization of runway and terminal, environmental value, economic value, and social value.
The same can also be inferred when other intangible attributes are tackled such as customer goodwill, equitable treatment of competing airline, utilization of runway and terminal, and environmental value.
WestJet Airlines (See article: Runway bride, April 30th).
The government sent water to affected areas via a private airline, although damaged runways prevented 60% of flights from being delivered.
The last fatal crash was in December, when a Russian-made Tupolev belonging to Red Wings airline careered off the runway at Vnukovo airport in Moscow, rolled across a snowy field and slammed into the slope of a nearby road, breaking into pieces and catching fire.
But less than three years after British Airways found a Heathrow slot to fly to the Chinese megacity, and on the eve of a decision to build a new runway, the airline has dropped the route because it is not commercially viable.
The last airline fatality was a runway crash in August of 2006, unrelated to maintenance.
