The phrase "airlines landing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the arrival of airlines at an airport or the process of aircraft touching down.
Example: "The schedule for airlines landing at the airport was delayed due to poor weather conditions."
Alternatives: "aircraft arriving" or "planes touching down".
After an initial ban on some U.S. technology exports to Russia, a second stage of the sanctions could follow later this year with penalties including a ban on Russian airlines landing in the United States.
Under a law approved by the European Union three years ago, airlines landing at or taking off from any airport within a member nation starting on Jan . 1 , 2012must obtain a sufficient number of pollution permits under the union's cap and trade system, the world's largest.
>> In May, a deputy Dutch transport minister froze further expansion of Gulf airlines landing rights at Amsterdam, saying "I want, together with my European colleagues, to take a tougher approach to the rise of airlines in the Middle East if there is talk of unfair competition".
Under the soon-to-be expanded system, all airlines landing in or taking off from the European Union— including American and Asian carriers — will need to hold a certain quantity of credits.
Under the E.U. plan, airlines landing or taking off in Europe will join the ETS on Jan . 1 , 2012getting 85percentt of their emissions certificates for free and buying the rest at auction.
The majority of revenue came from charges to the airlines: landing charges, passenger and cargo fees, security and hangar charges, and others.
At the end of 2006 its net assets amounted to just €59m.Air One's owner, Carlo Toto, can claim success in launching a scheduled airline, but he did this before low-cost airlines landed in Italy, and in a market where travellers were glad of an alternative to the incumbent.
The first international flight arrival to Eilat, of the Danish airline, Sterling Airlines landed in this year.
The struggling airline landed at London City in October, offering flights to Belfast, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Exeter, Dublin and Inverness.
The flight, operated by Armenia's Armavia airline, landed in Yerevan.
Some grumblers complain that the all-business-class airlines land at distant airports, but honestly, even if you come into Heathrow, the traffic is murder into London and the train is only a modest time savings itself.
