Sentence examples for airlines got from inspiring English sources
The airlines got the protection they needed.
The airlines got them out, mostly fully packed, by Friday night as the storm bore down on the region.
A few airlines got fed up and cancelled, but most had little choice but to keep waiting.
In other words, if the airlines got theirs, Mr. Kershaw wanted his.
Airlines got about $7.7 billion of last year's total, while hotels accounted for about $4.5 billion, he added.
Such a cozy set-up naturally bred inefficiency (banks were similarly slothful in the days of managed interest rates), and airlines got used to rubber-stamping union demands.
"The airlines have got to get the briefcases back on the planes," Mr. Trippler said.
Although air travel is expanding at around 7% a year and most airliners are flying around three-quarters-full, the revenue airlines get for filling a seat is falling by 2% a year.
So as Europe's little flag-carriers fall, the prospects for British airlines get better and better.
"Hotels saw the airlines getting away with it, and they're just doing what airlines do," he said.
Some airlines are reverting to price-cutting to fill seats.The airlines get little sympathy from state governments, which bleed them with high fuel taxes.
