The phrase "airlines cable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of communication or service related to airlines, but without context, it is unclear.
Example: "The airlines cable was used to transmit important flight information to the ground crew."
Alternatives: "airline communication line" or "aviation cable service".
AtomFilms, for instance, also sells its short films to airlines, cable television channels, shopping malls and other outlets.
I know health insurance companies are about as popular as airlines, cable operators, or the IRS.
The party singled out a handful of industries for busting up: airlines, cable and internet providers, agrochemical producers, and eyeglass makers.
In domestic stocks, look for insurance, airlines and cable T.V. businesses.
In total, the A.C.S.I. measures 223 companies online and off, with only ten of these scoring below a 65, including Facebook, Myspace, and airlines and cable providers.
In Forrester's 2014 Customer Experience Index, health insurers earned a rating of "poor," which was lower than that of airlines and cable companies.
Rather than reduce profits airlines and cable companies will likely raise their rates a bit.
According to the American Customer Satisfaction Index, which measures customer satisfaction across sectors and industries, the federal government ranks lower than nearly every private-sector industry measured, and that includes the airlines and cable television companies.
In interviews over the past month, the F.A.A. offered conflicting explanations on why it had taken nearly a year to tell the airlines about the cable.
Margaret Gilligan, the F.A.A.'s deputy associate administrator for regulation and certification, said the agency had handled the case as it did scores of others when it informed airlines about the cable.
When disaster strikes, office workers attach their safety harnesses to the frame with a spool of airline-strength steel cable wound in a replaceable cartridge.
