The phrase "airlines network" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "airline network." You can use it when referring to the interconnected system of routes and services provided by a specific airline or a group of airlines.
Example: "The airline network allows passengers to travel seamlessly across multiple destinations."
Alternatives: "airline system" or "aviation network."
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The unknown airlines network also has a weak inverse relationship with the E. coli transcription network (PCC score −0.3822).
This airline network shares the second significant three-node motif (cascade motif ID 12) with the unknown airlines network.
In addition, weak inverse relationships were found between the E. coli network and other networks such as unknown airlines network and food web Everglades Graminoids Wet Season network.
The cause of this inverse relationship could be that the unknown airlines network offers service that is not offered by US Air 97.
The airlines' networks at home and abroad are highly complementary, except in their hub cities, which will allow them to reduce capacity without conceding market share to competitors.
United's troubles helped bolster earnings at Northwest, which picked up some United passengers where the two airlines' networks overlap in the Midwest.
In, Ethiopian Airlines' frequent flyer programme Shebamiles and Lufthansa's Miles & More entered into partnership, allowing members of each programme to earn and spend miles on both airlines' networks.
"Bankruptcy can't build you a good airline network".
By the mid-1930s, Germany operated the largest commercial airline network in Europe.
Kenya Airways, for example, will join the SkyTeam alliance later this year — the airline network that includes Continental, Delta and Northwest.
