The phrase "airlines cleared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, such as when discussing flight operations or safety protocols.
Example: "The control tower confirmed that all airlines cleared for takeoff can proceed as scheduled."
Alternatives: "airlines authorized" or "airlines approved".
The European Union, for example, maintains a list of what it says are unsafe airlines, clearing only a handful of Indonesian carriers — including the flag carrier Garuda Indonesia — to operate in its skies.
Virgin and Delta have vowed to become a "formidable competitor" on UK-US routes after the American airline was cleared to complete its purchase of a 49% stake of Sir Richard Branson's Atlantic carrier.
10mins later, the doctor runs back into the plane with a bloody face, clings to a post in the back, chanting, "I need to go home". The airline eventually cleared everyone from the plane, Bridges said, and did not let them back on until the man was removed a second time — in a stretcher.
A deal announced nine months ago to merge two of the nation's biggest carriers to create the world's largest airline has cleared another key hurdle.
The airlines make it clear that they are not about to offer any solutions.
Shareholders in Britain and Spain overwhelmingly backed the £4bn merger of their two national airlines yesterday, clearing the last significant hurdle before the deal's scheduled completion in January.
Four Middle Eastern airlines are now cleared for large electronics on flights to the United States.
Bridges said the seats were being cleared for airline employees on standby who were needed by the airline for shifts in Louisville.
Following industry speculation that the American laptop ban was targeting Qatar Airways, the Doha-based airline has now been cleared for laptops and tablets on flights to the United States.
The TSA and the FBI are trying to figure out how the passenger cleared the airline's gate agent to get on the plane without the proper boarding pass.
