The phrase "airlines concerns" is not correct in written English.
It should be "airline concerns" to refer to issues or worries related to a specific airline or the airline industry in general.
Example: "The report highlighted several airline concerns regarding safety regulations and customer service."
Alternatives: "airline issues" or "airline matters".
Despite its excellent performance, the A300 initially sold poorly because of airlines' concerns about its new and unproven manufacturer.
Both Galileo, owned by the Cendant Corporation, and Worldspan, which is owned by three airlines, have said they are looking at ways to address the airlines' concerns and reduce their fees and the travel agent rebates.
However, numerous difficulties complicate CDC's ability to secure agreements with airlines, including positioning T-HANs on aircraft with changing flight plans and airlines' concerns about negative public perceptions and possible legal and economic ramifications.
If they ignore planes with 17-inch seats, the airlines concerned will install wider seats fairly quickly.
As the ash from the eruption of an Icelandic volcano disrupted air travel, Mr. Ovenden said, transportation for the document became more perilous, and airlines, concerned with getting people home, were reluctant to carry it.
A16 AIRLINE BAILOUT -- Some airlines, concerned they will not get the help Congress promised them, are complaining that a new board in charge of doling out $10 billion worth of loan guarantees is moving too slowly.
Some airlines, concerned that they will not get the help Congress promised them soon after last month's attacks, are complaining that a new board placed in charge of doling out $10 billion worth of loan guarantees is moving too slowly.
In the event of air traffic congestion where an alternate flight route is taken, a penalization of the deviation of the total trip length from that scheduled and the deviation of the actual travel time from that scheduled for each flight is charged to the airlines concerned [34].
Compensation requests must be made to the airline concerned.
Rick Belliotti, who in 2008 wrote a report about common-use airports for the Transportation Research Board, said the airlines' main concerns were losing control over their operations and uncertainty about the cost of shifting to shared use.
Some airlines have concerns that charging lithium batteries in-flight could lead to thermal runaway.
