Sentence examples for airline spot from inspiring English sources

JetBlue, which nosed out fellow discounter Southwest Airlines for the top airline spot, may still need to expand its routes or cut back on its capacity to start turning a profit again.

The average score in Ace surveys for airline spots is 576.

At larger airlines, spotting a troubled pilot is difficult, because they are supervised in large groups and managers are not in constant contact with each of them, he said.

Supporters will hand their accounts on the dating app over to a bot designed to teach airline passengers how to spot a deportation happening on their flight – and how to stop it.

Like airline seats, spots in traditional residential college classes are finite and expensive.

Travelers with stockpiles of frequent flier miles on US Airways and other troubled airlines are spotting an escape hatch in the airlines' alliance partners.

BA and its rival Virgin Atlantic led airlines in spotting a chance to cut costs, coalescing around Arora, who owns about 200 acres of land around the airport and buildings including Heathrow's own corporate HQ, Compass House.

The other is a psycho logical screening process used by airline agents to spot poten tial hijackers.

While no unsafe conditions were found that were attributable to the maintenance problems, an airline that cannot spot its own problems and correct them "lacks the required redundancy," Mr. Lacey said.

A few days before Christmas, an airline flight attendant spotted a passenger lighting a match.

Airlines started introducing spot fare sales for international premium seats last fall when demand fell in a deteriorating economy.