The phrase "airlines exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the sharing or trading of information, services, or resources among airlines.
Example: "The airlines exchange data to improve flight schedules and enhance customer service."
Alternatives: "airline collaboration" or "airline partnership".
Banks that issue airline-branded credit cards have paid billions to those airlines in exchange for huge amounts of frequent-flier miles.
Like airlines, stock exchanges are symbols of national pride, not easily done away with.
The carriers had promised the pilots a raise and a lot of stock in the merged airline in exchange for a combined seniority list.
In October 2002, Cathay Pacific entered into a joint venture agreement with DHL Worldwide Express (DHL) by selling a 30 percent stake in the cargo airline in exchange for funds to purchase medium-size freighters to operate DHL's network in the Asia-Pacific region from Hong Kong.
ATA, the parent of the discount airline ATA Airlines, exchanged $260.3 million in notes due in 2004 and 2005 for cash and new notes due in 2009 and 2010, the company said.
More than a million people around the world had entered a lottery for a chance to buy one of the 20,000 tickets (£125 each, or $260, plus fees) for the Nov. 26 concert at the O2 Arena, and fans commiserated over airline ticket-exchange fees, tricky hotel reservations or worse.
The Claymore/NYSE Arca Airline, an exchange-traded fund, was off 0.9% to close at $31.41.
The Claymore/NYSE Arca Airline, an exchange-traded fund, was off 1.8% to $30.80.
Carriers agreed to restrict the number of larger planes they would fly and on what routes; in exchange, airline pilots accepted having regional airlines fly jets with more than 50 seats.
Now imagine a virtual stock market for the eBay generation where the miles and points are currency, and the free market — rather than the airlines — determines the exchange rates.
