Sentence examples for airline turned from inspiring English sources

By the time the airline turned over its plan to the pension agency, the shortfall was $10.2 billion.

In search of a better solution, the airline turned to PASSUR Aerospace, a provider of decision-support technologies for the aviation industry.

Mr. Bahna created one of the first luxury business classes on an airline, turned around the fortunes of the Cunard Line and was the chairman of Priceline.com.com

In the 1950's, Christian Dior designed its uniforms, and in the 1970's the airline turned to the House of Balenciaga.

Pilots at United, the nation's largest airline, turned down overtime and called in sick because of a continuing labor dispute, forcing the airline to cancel as many as 600 flights over a recent weekend.

From Chinese airline turned global conglomerate, HNA, to insurance company turned investor, Anbang, as well as conglomerate Wanda, these Chinese investors have been buying up some of the biggest trophy properties in the United States, including the Waldorf Astoria, 245 Park Avenue, and other large office and hotel properties.

In a manner of speaking, Air India, India's foundering national airline, turns eighty on Monday – an octogenarian that started life with a spry hop from Karachi to Bombay.

Four of the top five established airlines turned a profit in the second quarter this year.

With their hands tied on costs, airlines turned their attention to revenues.

They launched new airlines, turned up the gas and bought unnecessary stuff because they wanted to do these things.

Cut-throat competition on the prime North Atlantic route was blamed as airlines turned their attention from slack demand in Asia, with the final quarter being the worst.