Sentence examples for airline zone from inspiring English sources
Southwest would have about 36percentt of Denver passengers, compared with about 37percentt for United, according to Darryl Jenkins, an analyst at the Airline Zone.
Last summer, a study on the tarmac rule by the Airline Zone, an airline economics consultant, warned that "at least 200,000 passengers will be on more than 2,600 flights canceled directly and solely to comply with tarmac-delay regulations" in the first year.
"They beat Southwest in Denver, they held their own against a very strong United," said airline consultant Darryl Jenkins of The Airline Zone.
The Japanese government has insisted that its own airlines fly in the zone without notification, ignoring the possible risk to passengers.In Beijing Mr Biden held more than five hours of wide-ranging talks with Xi Jinping, China's president, during which he told him America does not recognise the new zone.
"We strongly advise all people, both residents and tourists, to avoid the danger zone, and airlines to avoid flying near the volcano summit," agency chief Renato Solidum told a news conference.
Its jets burned extra fuel skirting the combat zone, but the airline more than made up the difference in extra passengers and cargo.
Japanese airlines passing through the military zone declared by China are not currently informing Beijing of their flight plans.
The question posed by many is why airlines were flying over a zone where Ukrainian and pro-Russian forces have been fighting each other for months.
As fighting raged in Afghanistan, for instance, in the skies above it was mostly business as usual for the world's airlines.Sometimes a no-fly zone is declared, as in the case of Libya (or previously in Iraq, for a time).
And in Executive First, where the airline has lie-flat suites, the zone will be the individual pod, which should be pretty easy to manage.
In the Twilight Zone world of the airline industry, both sides say they can start discussing cost-cutting now that workers have industry-leading wages.
