Sentence examples for airlines operation from inspiring English sources

If the Hong Kong Airlines operation builds up a reputation for reliability, service and comfort not to mention good prices then it might be able to survive.

One of the things that impressed me about Hawaiian Airlines' operation was its open office concept that allows someone like Ponciano to communicate with another department quickly.

It expects to combine the two airlines' operations completely over the next 12 to 24 months.

In addition, the airlines' operations have been considerably disrupted by 22 air traffic control strikes in Europe so far this year.

United Continental, in the midst of merging the two airlines' operations, has said it planned to cut its seats by 1 percent by May and 4 percent by September.

The biggest challenge for the new American Airlines will be to integrate the two airlines' operations over the next couple of years.

The system is in place for the 10 largest airlines, the agency said, with the inspectors checking every aspect of those airlines' operations.

The return to the black came despite severe weather in the UK and a Spanish air traffic controllers strike which disrupted the airlines' operations and reduced revenues by 71 million euro (£60.4 million).

Sensitivity analyses under different tradable and taxable levels are also conducted, which can give the government insights as to the tradeoffs between lowering carbon intensity and improving airlines' operations.

Heavy fog caused severe delays and impacted airlines' operations.

Even though the two airlines' operations won't be combined immediately, travelers can buy Virgin America tickets on the Alaska Airlines website starting Monday.