The phrase "airline technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advancements, systems, or innovations related to the airline industry.
Example: "The latest developments in airline technology have significantly improved passenger safety and comfort."
Alternatives: "aviation technology" or "air transport technology".
The author did not present himself as an authority in airline technology or emergency procedures.
We examine the various forces influencing the development and uptake of environmentally beneficial technical changes, focusing on airline technology.
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His mother, Anne E. Barnes, is a saleswoman at the Gazebo, a clothing store, and his father is a senior consultant with the Sabre Group, airline technology consultants, both in Winston-Salem.
One airline executive, incidentally, told me that airlines' technology departments were hard at work developing systems that would use various criteria -- patterns, frequent-flier data and the like -- to better identify business travelers on leisure fares.
But ITA is a catalyst of a major change that has been reshaping airline reservations technology -- away from outdated and expensive mainframe computer systems and toward inexpensive desktop computers that, hooked together, can deliver vast amounts of computing power.
There's a question of whether these price changes are a nefarious price-gouging scheme or the result of airline pricing technology.
"The outlook is even uglier given the record amount of layoffs announced at airlines and technology companies," said Tim Rogers, chief economist at Briefing.com in Boston.
Another is that once the government is in the business of bailing out automakers, it becomes very hard to say no to airlines, retailers, technology companies and every other struggling firm out there, which is every firm out there.
In sector after sector, from little things like cat food to big things like telecoms, cable providers, airlines, and technology platforms, a few firms now dominate 75-90% of the market, if not more; and the problem is even more pronounced at the level of local markets.
These tragedies prove that even current airline-tracking technology, including radar and land-based receivers, are unreliable and outdated.
