Sentence examples for airline subsidiary from inspiring English sources

At Delta's Comair regional airline subsidiary, pilots went on strike for 89 days earlier this year.

British Airways said it planned to sell Go, its discount airline subsidiary, and announced sharply higher profits.

He has agreed to buy 400 new planes, has expanded routes to Europe and has set up a low-cost airline subsidiary.

After three months of negotiations, British Airways said today that it had reached an agreement to sell Go, its discount airline subsidiary, for £110 million ($153 million) to 3i, a venture capital firm, and Go's senior managers.

A few days later, Delta announced that it will be closing its struggling regional airline subsidiary Comair in late September, as part of its continuing plan to sharply reduce the number of 50-seat regional jets in its fleet, "while adding more mainline flying".

The airline said the fee would apply only to travelers who qualify for an electronic ticket and who book trips on American or American Eagle, its regional airline subsidiary, using American's Web site, its phone reservations department, its city ticket offices or its airport counters.

It would involve a sale of the profitable engineering arm, plus the airport services or budget airline subsidiaries.

The plane was last inspected 10 days ago and found to be "in proper condition," Ignatius Ong, CEO of Malaysia Airlines subsidiary Firefly airlines, said at a news conference.

Flights are operated by Air Asia (airasia.com), Malaysia Airlines (malaysiaairlines.com), the Singapore Airlines subsidiary Silk Air (silkair.com) and Tiger Airways (tigerairways.com).

We shall soon find out: in 2012 Singapore Airlines, Thai and Japan's ANA will all launch budget-airline subsidiaries.

All three of these airline groups Japan Airlines, Malév, and Royal Jordanian joined as full members and started offering the alliance's full range of services and benefits on 1 April 2007, along with, as Oneworld affiliate members, Japan Airlines' subsidiaries J‑Air, JAL Express, JALways, Japan Asia Airways and Japan Transocean Air, and LAN's subsidiaries LAN Argentina and LAN Ecuador.