Sentence examples for airlines entry from inspiring English sources

Feb. 3: The Oneworld alliance, a partnership of more than 140 airlines, said Kingfisher Airlines' entry, planned for years, had been suspended.

But bans on foreign ownership and lingering government control over routes and flights preclude international mergers and limit airlines' entry to new markets.

In April 2007, JAL debuted a Boeing 777 300 (JA8941) with a special Oneworld livery to promote the airlines's entry to the global airline alliance.

Some airlines add the entry and exit fees into the prices of their flights so it's something worth double checking.

The entry "airline overbooking/air fares" provides forms to use.

However, the airline's Wikipedia entry states that it "ceased operations on 14 May 2010," and the online AeroTransport Data Bank gives its status as "extinct".

Ports of entry, airline security, airport security, chemical and nuclear plants, mass transportation, biological facilities, water and food sources and even our banking systems all remain soft targets.

The decision, which was made on Friday and is expected to be announced today, clears the way for Austrian, Europe's ninth-largest airline, to cement its entry into the Star Alliance, a global airline partnership led by United and Lufthansa.

The former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen has let rip at Qantas, calling the airline "muppets" after he was refused entry to an airline lounge because he was wearing thongs.

Meanwhile, print-at-home tickets for things such as airline boarding or cinema entry are being rapidly replaced by apps on smartphones and tablets.

A larger terminal and two runways would give ample room for expansion, and entry of new airlines.