Sentence examples for airlines link from inspiring English sources

Airlines link all regions of the country.

Airlines link the state's cities with one another and with transcontinental and world air routes.

Daily nonstop flights on several airlines link this major Midlands city with Atlanta, Chicago, New York and Newark.

Visitors may click on the All Airlines link for the month of October, for instance, then choose Table Version to see a side-by-side comparison of airlines and the reasons for arrival delays.

In a world of 6 billion people, the airlines linked in IATA sell some 1.5 billion tickets each year; to 1 billion Indians, Indian Railways sells about 4.5 billion tickets.Yet we are homebodies still.

While Tallinn and Riga have been pounded by stag parties, Vilnius, without a budget airline link to the UK, has been largely spared.

Northwest, with 63 scheduled flights, is the No. 1 airline linking the United States and Narita, and United, with 56, is No. 3. Along with the second-ranking Japan Airlines, they are locked in a fierce battle for the international passenger.

Alternatively, one of these two big boys might marry a low-cost airline, linking cheap flights with cheap beds.In the short run Thomas Cook's new boss will have to improve the company's dire finances.

Gordon M. Bethune, chief executive of Continental Airlines, said yesterday that the carrier had been in "fruitful" talks with US Airways over a partnership that would allow the two airlines to link their routes.

The Golden Jubilee had drawn sightseers to London, says Tom Wright, head of the British Tourist Authority (BTA), while low-cost airlines, now linking 86 European cities to 16 regional airports in Britain, were bringing continental visitors on cheap mini-breaks.

The World Health Organisation has urged governments not to impose blanket bans on trade and travel on Ebola-affected countries after Kenya joined a growing number of countries and airlines severing links to three west African states.